No homework today, well, not much, but notices

Hey People!

English:
-PP 11

Maths:
-Finish assigned pages in PSLE booklet

Science:
-Zilch, nada. zip, zero

Others:
-Art project!

Tomorrow is the NUS trip. Please bring the following:
-Science journal
-Writing materials
-Some snacks
-Water (duh, do you wanna get dehydrated or what?)

THE ABOVE IS COMPULSORY.

Secondly, bloggers:

• Kevin
• Muhammed
• Charlotte
• Vivian
• Lu Jian
• Wei Chong
• Edwin (2)
• Sean
• Faiz
• Andrew

Only Christie has passed her blog up. Will be posting it later.

OK, the last thing I wanna announce to all of you is this; a particular group of people in our class has kept on saying the word 'poulet'.

The definition of 'poulet' in Fench is this:

1) Chicken

2) Cheap person; hooker; prostitute

And the people in our class has said the word with definition no. 2.

So let me get this straight, in the French language, people do not use the lanuage to swear. Even if they do, it is very strong and swearing is not very frequent and French only use words like that if they are seriously angry (only heard swear words from a French teacher ONCE). So, if anyone who understands French hears you say 'poulet' with definition no. 2, they'll think that YOU are one or that you are very cheap. I'm sure that the person you had introduced this word to the group did not intend to swear or whatever, but swearing in French is kind of big. So people, please do not say that word again. And I know in Princess Dairies 1, the word is mentioned in there with def. no. 2, but then that's different because the way Mia did dress cheaply, but then she did make a big fuss, right? So it's just bad, end of the story.

Just forget about that word and don't even use it. I don't, well, except for the literal meaning, which is 'chicken' .

So don't use it, don't mention it, don't write any swear words in French and don't think it's funny, the word, I mean, because it's not.

XOXO