Sekret Police.
I'm really happy at work when I see all these aunties and uncles during their line dancing, wushu courses. They're incredibly cute when they're hanging out with their friends and laughing and all. And karaoke omg, they are reeeally happy singing their hokkien songs, looking like they're really giving a performance and they're all basically in their own world, not PAISEH one loh. When they come into the office, they're all so happy and friendly and they all ask about everyone and talk about how excited they are about the course they're taking. When c3 grows old we're gonna take line dancing together HAHA <3 !
Today I got a couple calls offering to volunteer to help with a CC programme, and I was wondering what kind of person would ever want to volunteer for something like that. I mean, volunteering for a welfare organisation is one thing, but volunteering for the community is another, its not like they're the needy. Apparently grassroots leaders are all volunteers anyway, no one gets paid except us in the office (well they do get certain privileges though). A colleague was explaining to me the whole organisation flow and the gazillion departments and divisions (and their acronyms. oh how I hate Singapore and all of her bloody acronyms.)and I can't imagine who in the world would take the trouble to form all these groups for the community in their free time. The whole PA organisation runs like hall anyways, committess coming up with events, there's people in charge of publicity, logistics, marketing, same same. Zone leaders are like block heads (except instead of one block you look after 30), banners have to be made, tickets, t-shirts printed out, SAME. But at least we get points out of doing it. Are those privileges really worth having your nights burnt and you having to come down and sit down at dinner with a bunch of senior citizens? Don't understand.
One more thing, why ban facebook, youtube and sharing sites in the office!!? I only know that several countries have blocked these sites before so as to discourage dissent and organisation of protest groups, spreading of riots, etc. ORH HOR!
I'm really happy at work when I see all these aunties and uncles during their line dancing, wushu courses. They're incredibly cute when they're hanging out with their friends and laughing and all. And karaoke omg, they are reeeally happy singing their hokkien songs, looking like they're really giving a performance and they're all basically in their own world, not PAISEH one loh. When they come into the office, they're all so happy and friendly and they all ask about everyone and talk about how excited they are about the course they're taking. When c3 grows old we're gonna take line dancing together HAHA <3 !
Today I got a couple calls offering to volunteer to help with a CC programme, and I was wondering what kind of person would ever want to volunteer for something like that. I mean, volunteering for a welfare organisation is one thing, but volunteering for the community is another, its not like they're the needy. Apparently grassroots leaders are all volunteers anyway, no one gets paid except us in the office (well they do get certain privileges though). A colleague was explaining to me the whole organisation flow and the gazillion departments and divisions (and their acronyms. oh how I hate Singapore and all of her bloody acronyms.)and I can't imagine who in the world would take the trouble to form all these groups for the community in their free time. The whole PA organisation runs like hall anyways, committess coming up with events, there's people in charge of publicity, logistics, marketing, same same. Zone leaders are like block heads (except instead of one block you look after 30), banners have to be made, tickets, t-shirts printed out, SAME. But at least we get points out of doing it. Are those privileges really worth having your nights burnt and you having to come down and sit down at dinner with a bunch of senior citizens? Don't understand.
One more thing, why ban facebook, youtube and sharing sites in the office!!? I only know that several countries have blocked these sites before so as to discourage dissent and organisation of protest groups, spreading of riots, etc. ORH HOR!
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