My Valentine Guy

My sweet husband brought me for a valentine's dinner today. So sweet of him.

Finally a day every week to sit down n have a proper lunch with my hubby. Looking forward to next week Saturday.

Was so tired, just fell asleep for the whole evening. Got so irritated with this guy in school..... He's really ever so childish..... Yishhhhh....... No choice still have to face him tomorrow. Ughh how I wish I sometimes could make him disappear.

Wow, it's like been a long time since I posted my last blog...... Happy New Year To all....... Started the nursing course and well its been really tiring but fun...... I really enjoy entering the course...... I have made some good friends and well there are some queer ones at that.  My CA(Class Adminstrator-Form Teacher), Mdm Liu, my life skills teacher, my bio teacher and some other lecturers are really cool.  They really try their very best to accomodate all of us......  I really appreciate all the effort they have put in.....
Nursing is a really challenging, a great fulfilling  and fun job. If you enjoy all those that I have said, you should take up this skill.......

Just thoughts

I wonder what would going  back to school after such a long time be like..... most likely abit awkward.... Tomorrow would be the first day I start schooling........ Ermm.... Hopefully it will go well......  Definately would feel tired but it would take time to get use to it also...... Working life would be the same thing.......  Wish me luck...... nites

Are you well-prepared for your course interview?

You would be suprise that nowadays before they approve of the course that you applied for in the ITE, you would have to go through an interview.  My advice is for those that intend to pursue the course in ITE is to study the course subject.  You need to know what you are applying for.  They will ask you if you know what this course is about and whether you have screen through their website.  Also they will explain to you that you need to go for a medical check-up and so forth.  It would be good if a day or two before the interview you can google out some information from the net.  You would then be well prepared and your interview can actually proceed smoothly.

Horse/zebra Hybrid known as Zorse

No, this is not about insufficient white paint. Because this is not an incompletely painted zebra. There is no artificial coloring on the animal you see. This a female zorse: her father is a zebra, while her mother is a mare, this being the classical example of how a child receives a mix of genes from both 

progenitors.

What is more unusual in this case is that while most zebra-horse crossbreeds "wear" stripes, even if across their entire body, this specimen displays just two such patches, on its face and rear. 

Baptized Eclyse, one-year-old zorse is an accident, after her mother, Eclipse, spent a short period of time, while traveling from her German safari home park to an Italian ranch, where other horses and a number of zebras, including a male named Ulysses, were roaming freely. Eclipse's keepers were taken by surprise by the result of the pregnancy, whose mixed markings left no doubt about who the father was. 

The foal has turned into a major attraction at a safari park at Schloss Holte Stukenbrock, near the German border with Holland, where it even has its own yard. "You can tell she is a mix just by looking at her. But in temperament she can also exhibit characteristics from each parent. She is usually relatively tame like a horse but occasionally shows the fiery temperament of a zebra, leaping around like one." said Udo Richter, spokesman for the park. 

Horses and zebras are often crossbred in Africa and the hybrids are employed as trekking animals on Mount Kenya. 

Horses, donkeys, onagers (Asian wild donkeys) and zebras are closely related, belonging to the same genus, Equus, even in distinct evolutionary lineages. Horses and donkeys are crossbred for a long time: the mule is the result of a cross between a donkey and a mare, while the hybrid between a stallion and a jenny (female donkey) is called hinny. Still, donkeys and zebras are more related with each other than they are with the horses.