Up and about.

Tuesday, 22nd June 2010, 9am, West Coast Park. It's a date, don't be late, it sucks to wait! (:

Nous aimons la Géographie; Hazwani

Plus de détails.

Here comes the bride. I meant the post i was talking about yesterday and the post you're awaiting. Non ?
What was i supposed to post again ?

Now say i've got the project handout, what do you want to know ? Well of course, DETAILS. Life's all about details, being vague means you're being stupid either that or you're just plain dumb. Doesn't that mean the same thing ? Haha -.- I've really got to get on with the show.

My group has willingly picked Coastal Studies because obviously who wants to cover on Natural Vegetation and River Studies ? We're supposed to pick 3 coastal protections found in Singapore, identify their locations and make site visits. Sounds exciting ? I've yet to get to the boring part.
1. Identify and explain how each coastal protection measure prevents coastal erosion.
2. Explain limitations/drawback of each measure.
3. Include photographs and videos as evidence.
4. Present your findings in your personalized blogs.

When Mrs. A. says photographs, that means that all of us have to pose in front of the camera and say 'We love Geography' which goes a longer way than saying 'Cheese'. Now that makes me feel like eating pasta. Now that makes room for camwhoring! And remember, no hotpants, spaghetti tops, no makeup, no miniskirts, no panties, no tight undersized jeans, no crop tops. We'll all just run naked, oh yeah, ' The Naked Mile'. The point is, just make sure you're recognisable and that you did go for site visits.

Assessment Criteria
1. Content 40%
2. Interpretation/ Application 30%
3. Authenticity 15%
4. Creativity (Duh) 15%


The tribe has spoken. Here are the results for yesterday's poll on the most hip and happening sites to visit.

• West Coast Park
• East Coast Park
• Labrador

Please tune in to News 5 tonight on channel 21 for more information on the dates and timings of the site visits! (Hell no i won't be posting tonight !)

Nous aimons la Géographie; Hazwani.

Études Côtières.

Hello, you freaks of nature. I've just set up the blog. Yes indeed me, in the wee hours of morning. The main authors of this blog are Diyanah, Me and Rosma. If you've noticed, i've left out the guys because i don't trust them to be proper bloggers for our project which deems really important to us. So we'll just leave other work for the guys that they might excel at better than us.

I have really no idea how i'm supposed to post on this blog, seeing as it's not just any personal blog but one that would be graded and accounted for. So i guess, blogs will be blogs and the whole point of using a blog is to showcase or display our writings/findings in a more casual way, i think. Systematic and organised more like? Well, what kind of blog would it be if there are just chunks of info uploaded in little segments daily? Plain boring, of course.

Let's straighten out some important things to take note of.
1. This blog must be ready for viewing by 12 July 2010 3pm, which happens to be a Monday.
2. Late submissions will be penalized.
3. This project work as a whole constitues 10% of your overall assessment for the year.
4. Mrs Abdullah is also known as Mrs. A. in this blog, and we'll leave it at that.
5. And our topic chosen is, *drum roll* : COASTAL STUDIES


Look out for another post tomorrow, i'll be reviewing the guidelines for our project, assessment criteria, and more information on our site visits.

Now, just for your information, our blog address happens to read 'Coastal Studies' but in French; études côtières. How creative, yes well, that's my doing :D

Nous aimons la Géographie; Hazwani