I want to share this tip.
I walked into the Ang Mo Kio branch library recently. It was not crowded.
I asked the staff to check if my library card is still valid, as I have not visited the library for more than ten years.
She suggested that I register for an online account to order books online. She also helped me to download the Libby app to read e-books.
She helped me with the process, which took about 15 minutes.
It was excellent.
I now read many e-books and e-magazines with the Libby app on my mobile phone.
My tip - go to your nearby branch library and ask the staff to help you to register an online account and to download the Libby app. It is an excellent way to use the resources of the library.
The tale of the 3 plumbers.
ReplyDeleteThe 1st one put his head up the excess panel saying he couldn't see the leak proclaiming too many beams.
The 2nd one said needed to cut the false ceiling panel to look out for leak location, but he is not a ceiling man
The 3rd one took out two ceiling lights nearest the leak, put his phone camera through the holes swivel it around like a chameleon's eye, took different videos and pictures. He solved the solution as to who's water pipe was leaking near the lift lobby.
Compassion is language the deaf can
ReplyDeletehear and the blind can see.
~Mark Twain
Treat everyone with politeness,
even those who are rude to you,
not because they are nice but because
you are.
A good character is the best tombstone.
Those who loved you will remember.
Carve your name on hearts, not on
marble
Today, give a stranger one of your
smiles.
It might be the only sunshine he or she
sees all day
Don't wait for people to be friendly.
Show them how.~Henry James
Be tender with the young,
compassionate with the aged,
And tolerant of the weak...
Because someday in your life
You will be all of these.
By swallowing evil words unsaid,
no one has ever harmed his stomach.
~Winston Churchill
We have two ears and one mouth so that
we can listen
Twice as much as we speak
In a world full of people who couldn't
care less,
be someone who cares more.
~Author unknown