Tuesday update

I was so blur that I went in for my relief period at the wrong time. When the subject teacher came she was surprised at my presence and upon checking the relief timetable, it was so embarrassing to find out that I was the wrong one. I don't know why I remembered the time incorrectly. Sigh!

Then when I tried to use my new charger which I had just bought last week in school, not only did it not work, but the top plastic bit broke off and got stuck in the wall socket. Fortunately the maintenance people came to my desk to do some minor work (which I had requested for last month) and they pulled the plastic bit out. Have to take it back to the shop to show what inferior quality goods they sold me.

And... I had sent off a mass email to some of my school friends and for some reason one of them decides to change the mailing list group instead of "Replying All" - changing a lot of their email addresses, adding some into the list, removing some from the list, and worst of all, adding a person who isn't even in the circle of friends in the list. The guy added is the current president of the school alumni and almost none of us even know him, much less personally. I don't understand why he was in the former's mailing list anyway. I got quite pissed off. Not the first time he changed the mailing lists. The first time he did it, he had sent it to someone's work email which is not a personal one. Everyone who replied after that merely clicked "Reply All" without realising the change, until that person had to write an email to request the change of email address. I don't understand how some people do things sometimes. Was it necessary to change the mailing list group when a simple click of the "Reply All" button would suffice? If you wanted to add more names, you can just add them along the way. And it makes me look bad because people would think that it was my initial mailing list all along. Very few would realise the sudden change in the recipient list.