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Ø A wallet too big is difficult to carry. Buy one that easily fits your pockets.
Ø Prefer a wallet with a zip as the money notes will not drop off.
Ø Write your name, contact number and email address in one of the pockets. In case you loose it, someone might be able to return it to you.
Ø Coins do make the wallet heavy but it is always a good idea to have some handy. You can make quick purchases or help your parents get the parking ticket.
Ø Before keeping any important documents in your wallet, inform your parents.
Ø For emergencies, keep a list of contact numbers of some of your relatives.
Ø Equip your wallet with bandages, toothpicks and tissues.
Ø Take responsibility of your gaming cards. It will save your parents the trouble of storing them.
Ø Cary a part of your pocket money, and remember savings are vital!
Ø Even if you have money on you, ask your parents before making a purchase. They will help you take the right decision.
Things to Remember… When Cracking a Joke
Posted by: thefridayclass on: August 7, 2008
§ What you choose to tell as a joke and how you tell it, reflects your personality.
§ Remember that jokes are told to laugh with people, not to laugh at them.
§ Avoid relating incidents that might embarrass the people around you.
§ The comments you make should not offend any culture or religion.
§ Do not use your imagination to exaggerate the incident – relate it as it happened because it entails spontaneity.
§ Be sincere, honest and sensitive.
§ Losing decency to win people’s smiles is often proves to be unworthy.
§ Mimicry of people does offer temporary audience but it leaves you unaccompanied in the long run.
§ Avoid giving too many details – it tends to spread boredom amongst the listeners.
§ Quick and witty humor is more enjoyable than practical jokes. It helps you find like-minded people and prevents you from facing hard consequences.