How To Get To Japanese Garden

for more fun finding locations from anywhere... please visit Google Map here. I love it! It can even show routes to go outside Singapore.

Tracking The Books You've Read

four books in less than one month - whoopee!

I'm not sure about you but after reading some books, sometimes you may want to look back at the books you've read right? Isn't it frustrating to try and recall the books you've read right?

I found this interesting website called Shelfari. It is an online tool that helps you archive the books you've read and put the covers up in this virtual bookcase so you can look back at the books you've read thus far. You can review the books, grade them and tag them amongst the multitude of things you can do. This tool will definitely be useful for casual readers, bookworms and the aspiring ones.

For me I'm trying to read at least one book a month (don't normally have the luxury to read once school starts and whatever time I have for reading is allocated to reading up on my study notes instead). And I think I'll target 50 for the year 2010 - as part of my new year's resolution. And this tool will help me keep score on my proposed goal :)

And to those P6-going-on-to-Sec-1 pupils, you defintely have to read 1 storybook for you Literature. So why not start with that one?

Check it out by clicking on the link below, sign up for a free account, put it up on your blog (if you have one) and start reading :)

Google Calender - Getting Organised Online

the Google calender looks like your run-of-the-mill organiser. However don't let its looks deceive you because its hidden functions are impressive.

Getting organised has always been tough for some of us. I used to buy those yearly organisers but citing several factors (turn off by 'ugly' handwriting, inaccessibility to the organiser at times or just pure indolence), I decided to find a similar solution online.

And guess what? I came across this cool web application called the Google Calender

You can read more of the Google Calender here .
The only drawback I can think of is that you have to be online to access your calender.

And since it is so cool, I've decided to integrate it to ProjectBlogo :) I'll be putting up dates of school events as well as remedial dates for pupils and parents to check and plan.