When I was young, I hate reading storybooks, even if you shove a book in my face and force me to read, I will not be obliged to do so. I always vividly remembers my primary school classmate who sits next to me in class, always engrossed in a book when we teacher isn't around. He has got a weird bad habit - he loves bitting his nails, so on one hand he reads his books, on the other hand he bits his finger nails till it ends up super short! I guess all these readings hasn't gone down the drain, as it has proven that such reading will do good to writing skills and good interpretation in the english language. If only my mum did bribe me in the past with big big lolipops or big fat ang baos for me to read finish one book or if I did well in my english test then perhaps I will be better off now? haha I guess not ba... I found out something that works better: If my neighbour comes over to my place and praise her daughter getting 100 marks in her spelling test while pulling me down by comparing that I fail my test - I guess that would be a better way to get me back to my books. It's always the hard way of getting to things as I will feel more motivated when being criticise and more 'encouraged' when others pinpoint on my weaknesses. Although that feeling sucks alot, it seems to be the best option...
