I BROKE THREE STRINGS IN A ROW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I KNOW THIS TOPIC IS COMMON BUT I JUST HAD TO YELL IT OUT ....

"I BROKE THREE STRINGS IN A ROW WHILE FIXING THEM TO MY VIOLIN PEG!!!!!!!!!!!

I REALLY TRIED NOT TO!!!!!!!"

ARGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

NO PAIN NO GAIN, I HEARD ...

NOW I UNDERSTAND THE MEANING OF THE PHRASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

ARGHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

A Song for the Child at Heart

Here's a song ...


Jesus loves me this I know

for the Bible tells me so

Little ones to him belong

They are weak but he is strong

Yes Jesus loves me

Yes Jesus loves me

Yes Jesus loves me

The Bible tells me so

Teacher ...

Teacher's Day may be over, but the memoirs are still fresh in my mind ...

Thinking of Teacher's Day reminds me of a very special tutor who lived over 100 years ago - widely recognized for her achievement in educating a person without sight, hearing, or normal speech.

Anne Sullivan was only 20 when she became a teacher for six-year-old Helen Keller, an undisciplined, hot-tempered child - someone not many teachers would tolerate.

Joanna Sullivan, known throughout her life as Anne or Annie, was eight when her mother died, and two years later her father deserted the three children. Sullivan, whom an earlier illness had left nearly blind, entered the Perkins Institution for the Blind in 1880. Surgery the next year restored some sight, and she graduated from Perkins at the head of her class in 1886. (NOTE: If she had lived today, today's modern technology would most probably revive her vision.)

With patience and creativity, Sullivan within a month succeeded in teaching Keller, by means of a manual alphabet, that things had names. Her progress was rapid thereafter; Keller and Sullivan gained a national reputation as Keller mastered a full vocabulary and displayed a gifted intelligence.

In 1888 the two began spending periods at the Perkins Institution, and Sullivan accompanied Keller to the Wright-Humason School in New York City, the Cambridge School for Young Ladies, and finally Radcliffe College, where Sullivan painstakingly spelled out the lectures to Keller and read to her for hours everyday.

Without Anne Sullivan, Helen Keller would not have gotten where she had reached.

Appreciate your teachers, people. In years to come, we'll all be looking over our shoulders at them as we stand in honour of our accomplishments.

Junkies ...

Exams are over, and the students of Taman Sea are evolving ... really ...

Proof of previous statement:

1) Wesley is the kangaroo once more

2) Weng Soon went hyper

3) Sheng Khai actually talked about Revolution ... wow ...

4) Emily talked about Kris Allen ... even though I don't even know much about the guy ...

5) Jamie is back to her food ... XD

6) Amanda made me go about school in this 'pretty' hairstyle ... Hmmm .... only for you, Amanda!
... and many more ...

By the way, people, don't forget to wish my sister her a happy17th birthday this Monday ... and a happy solo flight for my other sister (the pilot one).

Chow Yee, go do something about your hair ...

Random fact of the day:

Cadet pilots at Malaysian Flying Academy in Malacca have to be fast to devour their meals or they won't have any ...

When pilots are grounded, the statement applies for both literal and non-literal terms.

When the 'Chows' are grounded, the statement applies for only non-literal.

Good day, people ...

Geography project

My eldest sister (the pilot) thought I was nuts when I told her I wanted to drive around Taman Megah to find the landmarks for my Geography project. I ended up using a map ... after an unnecessary rigmarole. She was right ... actually ... it saves time and petrol. Thanks, jie! :)

I've been searching high and low for info on Taman Megah, so, if anyone out there is doing research on the same place as me, I would be awfully appreciative if you would share it with me ...