Originally Posted by telegogo

I think either you are friend of "somebody" or friend of "luck". a vice-principle of a very famous school told me she even mix up all the kids with the applciaton after the interview, unless the applciaiton form is taken out on the special tray.

Put it this way, cosnider those collegue graduate interview for a job, luck still consider a great part of success. What do you think about a 2-years-old kid?

Originally Posted by telegogo

I think either you are friend of "somebody" or friend of "luck". a vice-principle of a very famous school told me she even mix up all the kids with the applciaton after the interview, unless the applciaiton form is taken out on the special tray.

Put it this way, cosnider those collegue graduate interview for a job, luck still consider a great part of success. What do you think about a 2-years-old kid?

Originally Posted by etchu

that's why I always go horse racing/betting and still feel good when losing money, I treat losing money as building up luck for my kids cos HKJC spare those money to build schools and clinics.

Originally Posted by pinguhk

that is good thinking
but what happens when you win they you give money to the schools

Originally Posted by kcleung

yep, and its through train so once in, no need to worry abt kg, primary and secondary school as long as the kids do their 'homework'.

Originally Posted by etchu

don't think you will settle with St. Paul Convent anyway.

Originally Posted by brabusw209amg

Can someone help? I bought flowers in Hong Kong before but I forgot which website I used. I know you guys know better than me. Which flower shop is the better ones and less expensive? I want to order flowers for my mom for Mother's Day.

Thanks!!!

Originally Posted by etchu

don't think you will settle with St. Paul Convent anyway.