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Wah, talk about Entreprise Day, this is the first time that I’m totally involved in it. Ever since I become the trainer in charge of Robotic Club, I was busy with their training and their upcoming competitions. For today only, I work until 7pm yesterday and I helped out from morning until the afternoon for today until the whole session ends. I was so busy with the robots and robotic club students while wave and wave of Primary 6 students coming in to join in the sharing sessions and have some mini competitions against each other.

Up to our surprise, the students are really overly excited with the robots and playing matches of Robot Soccer. I’m so pleased that they done it quite well that all the P6 students enjoyed it so much that they don’t even want to leave. To those students who have contributed a lot, I really appreciate your hard work, and I will reward you all according if possible. I’m still thinking of promoting one student to be the Chairman of Robotic Club and demote one of them as I find the other guy not fit to be their leader.

For me, as promised I went down to some of my students’ stalls and bought something off their stalls. I ordered one set meal (Hotdog Bread + Iced Milo) from Kia Inn’s class, Stall No. 9. I must say the hotdog bread taste so-so, but the Iced Milo taste pretty good just that the Milo is so thick that I think my kidney cannot sustain the workload to filter the milo for me! Lol… but overall not bad. Besides, I go to Computer Club’s EP Bus, the Epson Bus, the design of the double decker bus not bad, on top the bus is the open air area, while the bottom part is air-conditioned area whereby all the Epson products are displayed and showcase and explainations were given inside. They took photos with digital cameras and developed them, I can see that the students are having fun, we have some interesting things going on, on the top of the bus, where we took a lot of photos and they even took some photoes of the T-Shirt that my brother bought back from Taiwan for me, the Green Island shirt with the chinese vulgarities printed at the back, while “Vulgarities are forbidden” or so wordings are printed at the front. We have some laughter and sharing then we head off to other stalls ^^

I don’t dare to go to the Dunking Tank, later they dunk me inside that water tank, I would have no spare shirt n pants to change. I always avoid that area. But the hotdog waffle cake is nice! I don’t know what’s the actual name for it, but it’s really nice! I can’t imagine that the quality is so satisfying! Incredible! Marvelous! I really like tat, but I don’t really know the name of the stall, should be Stall 7 or so. 1E5 selling Bubble Tea, but I heard from Zahlan that their bubble tea no pearls, then the students who bought the bubble teas said it’s not nice. But they still manage to earn back S$50 after minus off all the donations and contributions. For the 1E4 I think I can surely confirmed that their stall have profits because they are selling the water bombs! LOL, all students are having fun of throwing water bombs at each other within a specific area located for their stall.

The rest I rough take a look, I find that the souvenir selling there are quite nice but I don’t dare to get any of them. In the end I never bought any souvenir or handicraft. I saw Rahmat on the bull shaking him off to the ground that was so funny for the fact that he thinks he’s good at it. Haha… I think he likes to act like a joker to entertain people and to gain attention.

I saw Kia Inn, Joanna, Jia Qi, Emilyn, Revathy, Nurulain, Fadilah, Jason, Cheng Pau, Jacky, Zhi Hao and etc, all of them are there, haha. Seems like they quite enjoy themselves. Glad to see that, I think compare to last year, this year more happening and cheerful. Too bad I might leave them very soon, so I don’t think I would have the chance to see them anymore. So hard to part with them, I really wish to see them grow and accompany them, offer them guidance (if I’m that good), help them, and cheer them up along the way, hope to see them graduate from the schools. Too bad I don’t like to be a teacher, else I’m sure I would like to deal with them more often.

Well, life is like that, you meet and you part with them. Life still goes on, time won’t stop, people come and go, and we age too! Well, I wish that in the remaining of their life, they achieve something and proud of it, contribute to the communities and societies, country, help each other, live harmoniously, and happy always, and lastly don’t ever get led astray. I want to see all of them grow up in proper manner, be responsible, be matured, continue their learning until one day they become one of the very noble men or women in the world! Come on my boys and girls, you can do it! I give you power, I put in faith on you, I support you and I will be always there for you if I can, even if I can’t, my never-die spirit will be there to help you. All the best and enjoy your holidays! Live to the fullest of your life! Pardon me if my English irritate you, why? Because I know my English is not that good and hope you all don’t like me, must learn your English well and score as high as you can ok? Take care and cheers!