I know my ISM is flawed because my Achilles heel is my writing.
What I know I have to do is work hard.
So for the next few days got to life by the motto...
Suck It Up!
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About Me
- Violet
- In life we often hurt the people we love the most and we try, like children, to live true to our feelings but there are more important things than me and my dreams
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The Violet Ribbon Project
What is the Violet Ribbon Project?
The Violet Ribbon (not the http://www.violetribbon.org/) is a project to create awareness against message, signs, jokes, gestures, etc. that cause harm to friends.
Origins of the Violet Ribbon Project.
The term was coined by Leon Tan and Tan Li Ling in the fall of 2008. It was name after the vehicle that the former drove, a car that was well liked by all the friends of both the founders. The Violet Ribbon Project begun as an agreement between both parties to reduce the amount of mockery aimed at the former's poor command of English.
The 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project.
"There is no point in laughing at people's mistakes, in fact it's not a nice thing to do (to friends)".
Jilyn Tan, a supporter of the Violet Ribbon Project constructed the 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project as she felt that no one deserves the hurt of being laughed at and believes that certain 'friendly jokes' may be inappropriate and uncalled for.
The Violet Ribbon (not the http://www.violetribbon.org/) is a project to create awareness against message, signs, jokes, gestures, etc. that cause harm to friends.
Origins of the Violet Ribbon Project.
The term was coined by Leon Tan and Tan Li Ling in the fall of 2008. It was name after the vehicle that the former drove, a car that was well liked by all the friends of both the founders. The Violet Ribbon Project begun as an agreement between both parties to reduce the amount of mockery aimed at the former's poor command of English.
The 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project.
"There is no point in laughing at people's mistakes, in fact it's not a nice thing to do (to friends)".
Jilyn Tan, a supporter of the Violet Ribbon Project constructed the 1st principle of the Violet Ribbon Project as she felt that no one deserves the hurt of being laughed at and believes that certain 'friendly jokes' may be inappropriate and uncalled for.
If I am not blogging, I am at...
Please don't disturb me
These will happen soon
- Drive a super car over the Millau Bridge in France
- Prawning with the class
- Singapore Flyer with the class?
- Rocherster Breakfast with G and J
Things I need
Coffee with a friend
Meal with a friend
A leisure cycling buddy
Meal with a friend
A leisure cycling buddy
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- Sometimes I wish I could sleep
- Half a semester later ... she still makes me smile
- Time to say hello Mr MOE.
- Where did my week go?
- All I wanted was some peace and time for myself...
- Okie this time, Mum and Dad, you both out did your...
- I am ok ... I really am
- I gave in to...
- Who ask you to act smart?
- Don't worry. This is who I am.
- The man without a compass
- Lame.
- Fridays the best
- Back.
- End.
- What do you do when your heroes fall?
- Just out from the Photo Booth!
- Everything Will Be Alright - All Star United
- Don't Jump
- Blog wars
- He nodded his head.
- J is for Jilyn
- Going Bananas
- Random Messages that appear on my com.
- The day I felt detach.
- The last piece.
- Work - not my cup of tea
- Believe or a Lie?
- A beautiful beer lady and a few good friends
- Cursed.
- Post 150: Hope my parents find this. Haha.
- A happy ending to a week
- Just too little time, too much to do
- The brown Jacket
- Learning from students, everyday
- Another one bites the dust.
- April Fools Day!
- Broken.
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