Video: All about Cats

There's a saying that goes like this:

"Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"

This video will show u why... LOL!


Ever wonder what cats are thinking about?

Snapshots: What's For Dinner?

Can you guess what it is?

Condolences

My deepest condolences to Miss Coki for the loss of her father. My prayers be with you and your family during this time of bereavement. May his soul rest in peace. Amen.

Travel Bug: Pissed Off!

I'm pissed off!

Sangat2 pissed off. Pissed off dengan org2 yang suam-suam kuku itu... Warm2 Chicken Poop...

Buang karan dan tenaga aku saja. Why do I bother even asking these guys? Mula2 bukan main berkobar lagi nak pergi. Sekarang bila semua plan is in place itu lah inilah anulah...

Hendak seribu daya lah dey... Yg belakang tu sambung sendiri!

*benci dgn ulah seperti ini*

Travel Bug: Mulu Adventure

Mulu Caves: Deer Cave

This coming school holidays (Yay!), I am going somewhere I've always wanted to go ever since I saw 'that old documentary shown on RTM' when I was in primary school: The Mulu Caves.

I am going to visit the Deer Cave, Lang Cave, Wind Cave and Clearwater Cave... and to swim in the crystal-clear river... At last I'll fulfill the promise I made to myself when I watched the documentary. I am lucky that I did not get selected to invigilate any exams this year :-) Yeah Yeah boleh 'raun'2... Hehehe

I 'hasut'ed my usual travel buddy, Katy and managed to persuade Choo to join in. Pooh went there a few years back so she might not be joining us :-(

*mesti tingkatkan usaha menghasut Pooh*

So, any blogger friends out there interested to join us? I got an attractive package for 3D 2N inclusive of airfare Miri-Mulu-Miri, Accomodation, Food, Tours for only RM499.

The more the merrier kan?

Teacher Talk: My Boys & C.A.M

Phew... It's October already? My my, time flies when one is busy or having fun. October means that soon it will be school holidays (Yay!) but before the fun starts, I have tons of work to do. Preparing students for examinations, testimonials, marking, etc. (*sob*sob*).

Soon my 'boys' will be sitting for their SPM and then they'll be 'out there'. I'm sure I will miss them... My first 'anak-anak'. I put our class photo on my desk. Mischievious as they are, they're rather well-behaved, and I've my own methods to handle them. I think I'll cry during our farewell party :-(

I remember the day I reported for duty in school. When the Senior Assistant told me that I'm the Form Teacher in charge for the Vocational class, I couldn't help but notice the 'meaningful' glances exchanged between him and another senior teacher. I knew then that this would be one challenging task. The horror stories that the senior teachers told about vocational stream students soehow helped me to mentally and emotionally prepare myself to meet my 'kids'. After a period of adjustment, we went along rather well. I think the boys knew that underneath my 'stepmother' persona, I deeply care for each and every one of them. I don't care if others think that they're slow learners, I am proud for the fact that my boys at least jadi manusia. Apa guna pandai kalau perangai mengalahkan setan???

My dear boys, I wish you all the best. My blessings and prayers will be with you always. (and you better answer the summary question and the essays! LOL!)

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C.A.M. is what I'd like to call Cardiac Arrest Moment.

And I had one such moment yesterday.

I had just arrived in school when one girl, a form 6 student, came to me and passed a card to me (I shall write the dialogue in Iban).

Me: Eh, nama utai tuk?
(Eh, what is this?)

Girl: L**** enda ulih datai sekula, Cigu... Accident ia kemarik.
(L**** cannot come to school, Teacher. He had an accident yesterday.)

Me: Apu! Balat ia?
(Apu! How bad is his injuries?)

Girl: Belubang pala ia Cigu.
(There's a hole on his head)

Me (almost cardiac arrest): Hah?! Dini ia diatu???
(Hah?! Where is he now???)

*Mental picture: The image of him connected to every tube and wire in I.C.U.*

Girl: Ba rumah ia Cigu.
(He's at home, Teacher)

Me: Hah?! Bakani ko Doktor enggau ia deh?
(Hah?! What did the doctors do?)

*mental picture: Doktor geleng2 kepala, no hope so sent home*

Girl: Jait urang ia Cigu.
(They stitched him up, Teacher)

Me: Apu, berapa jait ia?
(How many stiches?)

*mental picture: He's all stitched up like Frankenstein*

Girl: Siti aja.
(Only one)

Me: Erk?!

*mentally tumbuk dinding*

Hampeh punya budak. Buat aku hampir sakit jantung je. Argh!

Come to think of it now... It's hilariously funny. LOL!

A teacher's life can be so very interesting. Our students' antics make excellent conversation material. Hehe...



STP, MLT, Chegu, Grace: Any interesting ones to share?