Wednesday, March 30, 2011

"SELAMAT TINGGAL BUNGAKU" AND "PERHAPS, PERHAPS, PERHAPS" IN ANGKLUNG MODE

"SELAMAT TINGGAL BUNGAKU"
and
"PERHAPS, PERHAPS, PERHAPS"
performed during PTA Annual Meeting
26th March 2011


[recorded by: Puan Fabilah Baharom]

PMR SEMINAR IN MY OWN SCHOOL

[pictures taken from Puan Yusidah's FB]




So I started the PMR seminar for my own school this morning. As there are too many students, we have to divide them into three groups. Today was for the third group, which should consist of students of lower level of English proficiency. But thank god, majority of them behaved so the session went on as planned. THANK YOU to all who had listened and carried out the activities throughout and I pray that you will all do very well in the coming examination.

MEETING AN OLD SCHOOLMATE VISITING JB


Finally, Mr. Shamsul Akmal Shamsuddin was in JB, for work reason. This was the best time to meet up so we went out for dinner at my favourite eating place when there was someone came visiting, none other than Banafee. Furthermore, my ex-schoolmate wanted to have Murtabak Singapura even though we were not in Singapore. Other than that, as usual, I introduced sup tulang merah [red bone steak] to him.

We promised to meet again for dinner the second night but he had to cancel the date as his colleagues had other plan for him. Not to worry, there will always be another time so don't forget to holler once you are here.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Monday, March 28, 2011

ANGKLUNG GROUP'S D-DAY

SATURDAY, 26th MARCH 2011 ~ PTA ANNUAL MEETING


waiting for the other group members to arrive


last practice


after the fitting session

ready with the new costume


the performance


what a relief!

This was the day that we had been waiting for. After all the hard work, it was the time when people would be watching us live on stage. As usual, there were mixed feelings of excitement and nervousness. Butterflies were flapping their wings in our tummies vigorously right until the end.

Thank God, everything went well. They did great but there was still room for improvement. Congratulations, boys! But we have to be prepared for out next show for Teachers' Day.

Sunday, March 27, 2011

JOHOR BAHRU TEENS' CHESS OPEN COMPETITON

practice time, last minute




tournament time

early in the morning, before the competition started

9th place winner, Navin

4th place winner, Boo

finally over

it was stressful to play 7 rounds of chess matches

the bus was finally there at about 6:45 p.m. to ferry them home

23 students took part in a chess competition held in Taman Suria. It was on voluntary basis and as the were many participants, we would ask the school to pay for the bus fare.

It was a good chance for the school players to get exposed to real tournament. I hope that this will help them to improve their skills and confidence for future competitions.

ATTENDING ANNOR RAFIQ'S WEDDING




Managed to attend an ex-student wedding in Taman Universiti, and this was the second reception of the day. It was a happy day for Annor Rafiq's wedding day. Too bad I could not stay that long there I had to rush back to the chess competition venue so I was happy to get photographed with Annor Raihan, the younger brother of the bride-groom.

Thanks to the parents for inviting me.

Cholesterol level: UP. Sugar level: UP. Weight: also UP. *sigh*

PTA ANNUAL MEETING 2011










Yet another annual event of the Parents' and Teachers' Association Annual Meeting and at the same time students who were excellent in their public examinations for the year 2010 were given certificates and presents/cash money.

I had to be in the scene during the angklung performance so I could not take many photographs. Just too busy (and too nervous), it was another regular activities that were carried out to welcome the guess of honour, a representative to the state government office.

Congratulations to everybody who had worked hard and contributed to the success of the event.

Friday, March 25, 2011

BRUNEI TRIP: JAME' ASR HASSANOL BOLKIAH MOSQUE














This was the second mosque visited. This one was a more recent building and the architecture was something you would admire. Similar to the first mosque, camera was not allowed in the main hall which possessed another sight to behold.

It was not bad to be able to step foot and perform prayers in two mosques in a short visit. I would just love to visit these holy sites again in the future.