Bizarre Bazaar

Star Q

i.  Sardines with Tapioca Shoots

ii.  A Day to Prove Their Worth

Image from Sightings1969.blogspot.com

This is a late entry about my trip to the Ramadan Bazaar on the first day of fasting.  It had been raining the whole afternoon until about 4.00 p.m.  I did not to see throngs of people there, but I was literally taken aback (due to people shoving and pushing) when I saw so many people there!

The Best Present for A Teacher

Star Q

i.  Smoked Catfish with Fingerling Aubergines

ii.  Another form 6 Cook Off

There is no present more valuable to a teacher then to see his students succeed.  And the joy is felt even more when the students come to visit their teachers to convey their thanks personally.  And to top it all off, they even come bearing gifts!  This is the ultimate joy of a teacher!

One For All!

Star Q

i.  Marhaban Ya Ramadhan

ii.  Another Form 6 Cook Off!

Trying to organize an activity and to have everybody to attend can be a daunting task.  Especially, when not everyone whom you have been hoping to attend, decide to make a quick 180 degree turn and leave, just 15 minutes into the activity!


Putting poor attendance as an excuse to leave the activity is as weak as building made from straws.  It doesn't hold any credit and other people tend to become judgmental.  More so when these people passing the comments are actually the ones who take the trouble to sit through the activity right to the end.

Such Greedy Brutes

Star Q

i.  Hari Koperasi 2012

ii.   Strawberry and Apple Crumble

Image sourced from Google

If you have ever been to Jalan Ros located near Segamat McDonalds, then you will know how difficult it is to find a parking space; on any given day!  I sometimes have to 'tawaf' a few times to get a parking space!  Parking gets even more difficult come pay day, weekends or anywhere near any kind of festivals.  And the rush for parking spaces can result in drivers waiting in queues just to wait for other cars to leave the parking spaces.

A Little Courtesy, Please!

Star Q

i.  Parking ; Not At Par!

ii.  Fried Rice Cubes

I say that the second best place for a child to learn about courtesy is in school.  Of course, the best place for that child to learn about it is in his (or her!) own home.  However, this particular child, who was sent to school by him mom, did have the luxury of learning about courtesy in any situation!

The mother obviously didn't teach any kind of good manners at home because the lack of it was displayed very clearly by she herself when she drove into the small school compound like it was a racing track.  She drove through the school gate at more than 30 km/h, made a sharp 360 degree turn, splashed through the puddle (splashes which missed me by mere inches!) and made an emergency-brake stop, occupying half the road!

I pity the child more!  Mainly because, if he doesn't learn about courtesy now, he may eventually turn out to be a clone of his mother!