Fresh air, cool wind, peaceful vibes!
The awesome plank walkway constructed along the riverside is finally completed. It's a truly beautiful place to enjoy the richness and beauty of nature and be immersed in its tranquility.
Thankful to Majlis Perbandaran Muar for their effort. Feel
blessed to be a Muarian and proud of our Majlis
Perbandaran Muar .
music: Annie‘s Song
This evening, I brought sis Huang and Eng went round for a kampong tour. We also had ikan bakar as dinner at the warong there. Enjoy the tour and the food so much!
We passed by a fisherman’s stall this morning. A Malay man
was selling cockles. Yok
Lang Lim wanna buy some, but we both hadn’t even a single cent with us.
However, the Malay man said, ‘Tak apalah, bayar lain kali.’
We didn’t often cycle around the kampong, and we hadn’t even
met the man before, but he trusted us just like this! I was really moved by his
kindness!
Trust and friendship (Muhibbah) do exist among the various
races in this country, just try not to tear them further apart, dear
politicians!
Yes!!! We had won the first prize at the district level in the 'Discipline & personality' short video competition!
Congratulations to all the team members of 'Ah Heng & PdPR'! We were overjoyed at the prize won, and all our hard work paid off in the end!
Yesterday morning, our school guard sent me a message and a photo, telling me that another cotton boll was popping open.
Since the second dose of vaccination, I was then staying at
home and never returned to school to visit the cotton plants. During this
period, the cotton bolls were popping one after one.
The purpose of growing cotton plants was to open up the eyes
of the children and to let them witness the growing process of the cotton plants.
Thanks to Jeremy from 3K for providing me cotton seeds, but the cat in the
school compound got into the big flowerpots, slept in it and crushed the
seedlings to death twice. After that, my colleague Mdm Yeo brought me some more
seeds, and the school guard once again helped to plant the seeds and took good
care of them so that the cat would not destroy them. In the end, both cotton
plants had grown up, but unfortunately the school had been closed before they
bloomed and bore fruit!
Back at school, I was really joyful when I saw the
popped cotton bolls! From the sowing to the popping of the cotton bolls, instead
of the children, I had actually opened my own eyes! If it hadn't been wet by
the rain, the popped cotton would have looked like white, soft and
attractive cotton candy! Thanks to the school guard for taking good care of the
cotton plants! Thankful to the nature world for granting such beautiful
resources to mankind!
Finally, done editing the short video to be submitted to Muar PPD.
Thankful to Mdm How Siok Geok for her effort and hard work to record the video, and to guide and direct her three kids Nicholas, Jasmine, Charlene as well as Darren and Zhekang from 6M to play their roles super well in the story of 'Ah Heng & PdPR'. She had really saved us a lot at this moment while video recording isn't allowed under NRP SOP!
Thanks to our team members for the sharing of the many videos from the internet as reference to the creation of our short video and contributing their ideas in the story.
Thanks to the children for their wonderful performance in the story and proud of them indeed!
Had my 2nd dose of Sinovac vaccination done today.
Thanks to all who had helped to make my vaccination process a success.
Thanks to Carlson for the appointments made, Roros and May for becoming my journey partners and got vaccinated together, thanks to bro and sis-in-law for the N95 mask and sanitizer prepared for me, how very caring and loving they were!
Most of all, thanks to all the frontliners at the vaccination center for their sacrifice and hard work, may they be protected and be blessed with the best of health!
