Do u judge a book by its cover?
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Chenonceau:
ok...where's this cc??
Oi! Nebbermind... your dream came true!! -
Chenonceau:
You should take a photo and upload (without her head of course).
Seriously, i wouldnt dare to take a pic of her directly. When i first saw her, really cant help but associate her with those hooligan girls who hang ard void decks.
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Nebbermind:
Why you wanna know where? Err, think you're a tiny teeny bit over-age to be registering urself there. :rotflmao:
ok...where's this cc??Chenonceau:
Oi! Nebbermind... your dream came true!! -
Nebbermind:
Ooo nebbermind, which dream came true for u?
ok...where's this cc??Chenonceau:
Oi! Nebbermind... your dream came true!!
the cc is in the west zone! -
Ha ha I know what you mean and I do agree that teachers should be more aware of their young charges and take care with their dressing. However, I would like to share with you with experience with my kid's Chinese teacher in kindy. I got a big shock when I first met her. She had a blonde 'lion's mane' and false eyelashes, and her skirts were just a lee-tle (a tad, a mite) on the short side, and she liked wearing bright red. I was rather taken aback; this was a Chinese teacher? Hey, but once I spoke to her, I had no problems with her dressing anymore. She was really and truly a teacher of young children at heart. She took pride in her profession and handled the students firmly but in kind manner. Very traditional in her ways, actually, and I mean this in a good way. From then on, I started giving her little respectful bobs of my head and calling her 'lao shi' very politely. I take it that the dressing is her personal style. While I may be a little overwhelmed by the choice of attire, she has never been distasteful or revealing. And since she is a good and caring teacher, it no longer really matters to me. I think that is the key; as long as the educators prove themselves to be serious about their profession and nurturing of the children, the clothes become secondary. But if they fall short, then it MATTERS!
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hokkiengirl:
as long as the educators prove themselves to be serious about their profession and nurturing of the children, the clothes become secondary. But if they fall short, then it MATTERS!
Agree, if their clothings fall short, then it'll really matter! :rotflmao: -
Yerdua, FQW,
Nebbermind seems to have a fetish for pole dancing/dancers
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FQW:
:rotflmao:hokkiengirl:
as long as the educators prove themselves to be serious about their profession and nurturing of the children, the clothes become secondary. But if they fall short, then it MATTERS!
Agree, if their clothings fall short, then it'll really matter! :rotflmao: -
Aiyoh... ..really :rotflmao:
Maybe she intended to teach the kiddos about the animal kingdom that day..
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autumnbronze:
u forgot I like the WHIP too!!!Yerdua, FQW,
Nebbermind seems to have a fetish for pole dancing/dancers
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