Hai everyone,
I m still new in this blogging era...Coming from Sibu, Sarawak, I just want to share with all of you my thoughts about the surroundings around me...
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Rejang River...
Convo 2009
After the convo ceremony at 6.10pm
Right after convo ceremony...
me in my Master's academic dress!!!
With the new dean, Prof Dr. Saedah Siraj
She is so motherly...
With Dr. Sharir Jamaluddin
My supervisor...
With Dr. Loh Sau Cheong
my research lecturer...
With Pn. Foziah...
My former lecturer...
Bryan Chong Lai En
Born in the year of a rat, bite the apple like a rat!!!
Sophie and Bryan Chong...
At least they can share a bike...
My niece Sophie Chong
Sophie Chong
A future archealogist...
My nephew Bryan Chong
Bryan at 6 months...
Bryan Chong
Isn't he cute?
During the CNY hols, my family and I went to Bali. We spent 5 days and 4 nights there. The idea was to spend time as a family as through out the year we are all busy with our work.
ReplyDeleteHowever, some relatives feel that we are forgoing the Chinese tradition of visiting relatives and friends. Personally, i feel that more Malaysians are becoming more individualistic and prefers their own privacy.
As for me, I see that young children go visiting on the pretext of collecting Ang pows while young adults go visiting to taste the food as well as seeing people's house decorations. I remember of past experiences whereby my Form 6 students bring their friends from other schools to visit me during CNY. We were being introduced. However, when I met these "friends" again on another occasion, they act as if they don't know me.
So from that moment, I decided I do not want to go through the hassle of having open house.