I'm proud to say my name is Harlin and I'm a girl. Apparently, my name is unique and my life is beautiful.
People say that I'm more beautiful if I rock Selena Gomez's fashion, people say that I'm prettier if I copy Taylor Swift's style. But honestly, to me, I'm perfect if I be me.
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4.19 PM
Dear blog,
Parents pay money to schools for their child to attend study tours. But are school study tours worthy of the money spent? Or is the child just spending a good time and not learning anything from it? Most parents allow their child so their child can have a good time. Maybe those parents think like that. But for other parents, they prefer study tours to be educational, and not just sitting around and having a good time.
The truth is, study tours - even if not educational - are very worthy. There are two types of study tour benefits (in my opinion), education and experience. Sometimes they can even mix together, even the small details count.
Educational benefits? You get those from visiting places and getting more facts about it (especially historical places), being more knowledgeable. We can also add in museums. That would be a boost of educational benefits. But you should always add in experience benefits. You know.
Experience benefits, now? You get those by going to new places, seeing different cultures, visiting orphan houses (rumah anak yatim) and old folks' home. Your mind will be very open to various things. That's what we'll also have to register in children these days.
So, it's proven (by me!) that study tours are worthy, in any way possible. Bear that in mind! ;)
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4.19 PM
Dear blog,
Parents pay money to schools for their child to attend study tours. But are school study tours worthy of the money spent? Or is the child just spending a good time and not learning anything from it? Most parents allow their child so their child can have a good time. Maybe those parents think like that. But for other parents, they prefer study tours to be educational, and not just sitting around and having a good time.
The truth is, study tours - even if not educational - are very worthy. There are two types of study tour benefits (in my opinion), education and experience. Sometimes they can even mix together, even the small details count.
Educational benefits? You get those from visiting places and getting more facts about it (especially historical places), being more knowledgeable. We can also add in museums. That would be a boost of educational benefits. But you should always add in experience benefits. You know.
Experience benefits, now? You get those by going to new places, seeing different cultures, visiting orphan houses (rumah anak yatim) and old folks' home. Your mind will be very open to various things. That's what we'll also have to register in children these days.
So, it's proven (by me!) that study tours are worthy, in any way possible. Bear that in mind! ;)
Full Name: Harlin bt. Azalimuda
Birthday: 13th June 2000
Horoscope: Gemini
Ambition: Journalist
Nationality: Malaysian
Race: Malay
Religion: Islam
Hi, I'm proud to say my name is Harlin and I'm a girl. Apparently, my name is unique and my life is beautiful. I have a lot of perfect people around me, such as my friendly family, my wonderful friends, and of course, my loyal followers. I'm currently twelve years old, based on my birthday (not year). Life is great being an only child. I live in those sort of places where you get odd looks from people if you wear shorts or mini-skirts or even tank-tops. It's based on religious Islamic rules, most of the people here are Muslims, including me. My country has a mix of cultures too. Anyway, I live in Malaysia and LOOOVE it. ;)
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