SISC As I See It

Star Q

i.  Ayam Penyet Sambel Ijo

ii.  Trust School - SMK Semenchu

iii.  Smart Sharing at SMK Gemas

It has been one and a half years already and there is still nothing concrete about this position, be they with regards to the job specifications or with the appointments, even with the attention given by many quarters with regards to the successes these people are supposed to achieve.

Devil Bosses

Star Q

i.  Lawatan Audit oleh JPNS

ii.  Trust School - SMK Semenchu

iii.  Beautiful School Canteen

It's the out of the frying pan, into the fire moment.  You must be wondering what I'm talking about.  It's just a case of me running away from one bad boss, and now working under another equally bad one.

La Sorpresa

Star Q

i.  Cheesy Fried Bananas

ii.  Consistently Inconsistent

iii.  Kursus Kejurulatihan SISC+

Have you ever seen a curious domestic cat, silently stalking, say a butterfly.  If you sneak from behind and quickly tap the cat's back, it will get a shock and jump in surprise!  The butterfly would fly away and progress, but the domestic cat will still be confined to the four walls of it's owners house.  You see, the cat never learns its lesson!  It will become curious once again and when there is a sneak attack from behind it will jump in surprise! Yet again!

Of Floods and Quakes

Star Q

i.  While-Listening Activity

ii.  Conducting a Course

iii.  Sotong Goreng Cili Padi

I have seen floods in my lifetime but I have never seen one of such a huge proportion like the one that happened in Kelantan earlier this year.  I mean, I have read about the big flood that happened in Kuala Lumpur in the early seventies, but the emotional impact that it left inside me was nowhere similar to the one in Kelantan.

A Day at the Bus Terminal

Star Q

i.  Bridging the Continuity Gap

ii.  Conducting A Course

iii.  Mee Kari Rempah Wangi

The other day I sent my daughter to a bus terminal so that she could catch an express bus back to where she is studying.  We reached the ticket counter at about ten thirty in the morning.  We were early (and I always like to be early for almost anything) and so it didn't really matter when the guy selling the ticket told us that the bus would arrive half an hour later.