Time difference?
A new university semester/session just started this week. Many new students have come from their countries to study at universities in Sydney. A warm greeting for them: welcome to Sydney and have a nice time while studying in Sydney. Study hard and smart. Don’t spend too much time studying, though!
Well, being a new commer is not that easy, indeed. Few days or weeks or even months are needed to adjust to the new environement. Not only the need to adjust to the new study environment, but also to the differences in cultures, food, and other things. For those who come from countries which English is not their native language, languange is another problem. Here’s just a funny story about a new student…
Time difference?
Benny, a new Indonesian student in Australia, wanted to make a long distance telephone call to his home.
He called the operator to find out the time difference between his hometown and the city where he is now.
Benny : "Could you please tell me the time difference between Sydney and Jakarta?"
Operator : "Just a minute…"
Benny : "Thank you," and put down the phone.
Hi there,I’m back to thank you for your offer about the blog shares.I will keep that in
mind when I have time to get back to it again
LMAO@ the time difference ;D
I am kinda new to html too, hope that I added this right
Gotta jet. Bye 4 now
~Lovies Iris
Comment by Iris Sparrow — 2 March 2006 @ 4:56 am
Too funny…lol
Comment by Just another visitor — 3 March 2006 @ 1:10 pm
Hahaha,Good one
My son goes to University in Sydney too. Sydney Nova Scotia
Canada
I see that the blog shares thing has expired.Thats how I found you.
Good to see you havent expired
Thanks for your offer to help me with it,but I guess that wont be needed now eh
lol..
I havent been to my blog in a few days,seems like longer than that.
I must pop in tommorrow. Have a great week Mate
~Lovies Iris
Comment by Iris Sparrow — 11 March 2006 @ 6:13 am