In addition to checking out schools and speaking directly with another parent, find out if there are opportunities for your children to continue to learn their native language. —Annica, Kraft Foods, Inc. Continue reading »
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Who is your idol? Everybody has their idols. The idols can be an actress, an actor, an athlete, their parents, or other people. The idols are different each person to other person. To express the admiration of the idols there are many ways to do such as wearing clothes with pictures of their idols, collecting things that have relationship with the idols, etc. Continue reading »
Take Care Your Vehicles Well
People are always proud of what they have. People who have special cars always want their car can run well and look nice. They always take care their cars carefully and well. It is like the people themselves who want to look good. Performance of our car show how good we take care of our cars. Continue reading »
Look Before You Leap! (3)
• Household items. Take a short detour through a department store and a local grocery store. Cruise the aisles looking for your favorite products. Make a note of those you can’t find, as well as the type of appliances and the voltage; there are two types: 110V and 220V. Electrical outlets differ in many places, and although a universal adaptor for your computer and mobile phone are essential for travel, major appliances—even hair dryers—often won’t work effectively through them for long. Therefore, it’s usually more practical to buy the necessary appliances locally rather than transport them. Continue reading »
Look Before You Leap! (2)
Before I moved, I visited Hong Kong three times for a combination of client-related business and pre-move trip. Business and personal matters were taken care of: I met my future team and made time to get a feel for the place. I went hunting for a flat and took pictures of various buildings, views, and floor plans; toured and wandered the streets day and night, snapping pictures everywhere. The sense of the place came through so that by the time the moving truck arrived, I was sure I could live there. Sharing the photos of the flats with my husband, who wasn’t able to join me on the trips, turned out well. Our little paradise was known as the Chinese Riviera; our thirteenth-floor view overlooked Dragon’s Back Mountain, which rose up dramatically from the crystal blue sea below. —Stacie, coauthor and consultant Continue reading »
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