Choral Craze
As usual, my day starts with my dad waking me up and me lazing in bed trying to sleep over time, so if I wake up too late, I don't have to go to school, but eventually I end up in school.
We had Chemistry early in the morning, which, was rather a good thing because I love chemistry. Wrong. I love the Chemistry Teacher, therefore, I love chemistry. Yea, you'll have to admit that the teacher makes a WHOLE lot of difference in the subject. A great teacher would lead students on a great path, a lousy one will lead you to an disasterous ending. Then we had BM, I wouldn't say boring, but we didn't really do much of a thing. Then it was recess. Love recess, especially when you go down to the canteen early.. but if you reach there LATE... I wouldn't even feel like eating anymore due to the terrible terrible crowd of primary school KIDS running, jumping and screaming all over the place. After recess, the muslims had some "Rasul" festival (Wouldn't exactly call it a festival... but can't find the right word now), so we, the non-muslims did nothing. Well, I stayed in class, chit-chat, revise some work, discussed the class layout for the magazine which is due end of May... before all of us were chased down to the skylight (Multi-purpose hall actually, we were supposed to watch something on anti-drugs but me and my friends stayed at the skylight).
Hehe. Fun comes AFTER that. I went home, bath, changed, had lunch before my dad drove me out to Miharja LRT station and dropped me off so I can head off to Masjid Jamek, met up with Pui Mun and went to Central Market to get these two lovely pens engraved with Peter Broadbent's (The choral conductor I was going to meet that particular evening) name, as a souvenir. But I end up giving it a touch of colors (Colored-marker pen), because the pen's body was made of wood. Nah, don't you think it's cheap. It's a BOMB. Great quality with a nice touch of Malaysia Tradition.
After the pens were done, I went to tuition at Martin, Pudu. Was supposed to meet up with Pui Mun at Pudu LRT Station around 4:30pm. BUT she didn't turn up. Instead, I met a lot of old school friends - Shook Yee's sister, Melia, Melvin, U-Sheng, Erina (current school mate) and yea, about it.
Reached home around 5:15pm. Sat for two minutes before my dad went, "Alright, let's move out." We were going to fetch the choral conductor - Peter - at Corus Hotel. And the TRAFFIC was terrible. SO, we (Me, Pui Mun and Peter) ended up taking LRT back to Simshen instead. We had dinner together at Steven's Corner :] before the choral game begun.
Summary: It was FUN. FUN and MORE fun! (Might edit this part... mom's screaming at me). But I have something to quote from Professor Peter Broadbent : "Crescendo is actually quiet."
Quick ending: Went to the Cafe to celebrate Wa Chaw's birthday... Peter came along. Then sent him back to the hotel and bid goodbye.
Now: Mom still screaming, very tired, will wash my face and go to sleep. ;]
We had Chemistry early in the morning, which, was rather a good thing because I love chemistry. Wrong. I love the Chemistry Teacher, therefore, I love chemistry. Yea, you'll have to admit that the teacher makes a WHOLE lot of difference in the subject. A great teacher would lead students on a great path, a lousy one will lead you to an disasterous ending. Then we had BM, I wouldn't say boring, but we didn't really do much of a thing. Then it was recess. Love recess, especially when you go down to the canteen early.. but if you reach there LATE... I wouldn't even feel like eating anymore due to the terrible terrible crowd of primary school KIDS running, jumping and screaming all over the place. After recess, the muslims had some "Rasul" festival (Wouldn't exactly call it a festival... but can't find the right word now), so we, the non-muslims did nothing. Well, I stayed in class, chit-chat, revise some work, discussed the class layout for the magazine which is due end of May... before all of us were chased down to the skylight (Multi-purpose hall actually, we were supposed to watch something on anti-drugs but me and my friends stayed at the skylight).
Hehe. Fun comes AFTER that. I went home, bath, changed, had lunch before my dad drove me out to Miharja LRT station and dropped me off so I can head off to Masjid Jamek, met up with Pui Mun and went to Central Market to get these two lovely pens engraved with Peter Broadbent's (The choral conductor I was going to meet that particular evening) name, as a souvenir. But I end up giving it a touch of colors (Colored-marker pen), because the pen's body was made of wood. Nah, don't you think it's cheap. It's a BOMB. Great quality with a nice touch of Malaysia Tradition.
After the pens were done, I went to tuition at Martin, Pudu. Was supposed to meet up with Pui Mun at Pudu LRT Station around 4:30pm. BUT she didn't turn up. Instead, I met a lot of old school friends - Shook Yee's sister, Melia, Melvin, U-Sheng, Erina (current school mate) and yea, about it.
Reached home around 5:15pm. Sat for two minutes before my dad went, "Alright, let's move out." We were going to fetch the choral conductor - Peter - at Corus Hotel. And the TRAFFIC was terrible. SO, we (Me, Pui Mun and Peter) ended up taking LRT back to Simshen instead. We had dinner together at Steven's Corner :] before the choral game begun.
Summary: It was FUN. FUN and MORE fun! (Might edit this part... mom's screaming at me). But I have something to quote from Professor Peter Broadbent : "Crescendo is actually quiet."
Quick ending: Went to the Cafe to celebrate Wa Chaw's birthday... Peter came along. Then sent him back to the hotel and bid goodbye.
Now: Mom still screaming, very tired, will wash my face and go to sleep. ;]
