Lights on Me

I'm exhausted, I lost my voice and I'm watching the England vs. Ecuador match with an uninterested mind. Today's was a super busy day, not only for me, but the whole school. Enthusiastic parents have been buzzing around in school as early as 7 a.m. selling food and drinks that they donated for the fundraising event. The funds are for the new buildings to cater for the increasing students' population. Every teacher is entitled to a stall to sell some goods. What do I sell? Spring rolls, fish balls and sausages… all deep fried, unhealthy yet tempting to the mouth of little children. That's right, the ultimate Malaysian children's favorite, and as expected; everything was sold off in a surprisingly fast time… God, I felt proud of myself and the parents who were helping at the stall. Even though, I felt a pinch of guilt in selling unhealthy food It has been 2 weeks since I started teaching. While it’s not a new thing to me, as I have been teaching on and off for t

2nd day into FIFA World Cup 2006, and almost everyone in the house are having football fever! Welcome to the club, Kenny! 4 matches has been watched, with currently waiting for the 5th one between Argentina & Ivory Coast in another 30 minutes. Mum & Kenny is having a nap now, hoping to gain conserve some energy to watch the game. Me? I'm too excited to sleep! It has been a good week. Situation in the house has improved tremendously. That makes me really hyper these past few days. Even experiencing the real life of a full time housewife sounds interesting. Something must be very wrong with me.... =) Just increase the DDRam of my PC (Finally!!! been suffering the ever-so-slow syndrome from my PC for almost 2 years now), bought a new printer, and in two more days, i'll be working again. So, it's really pretty exciting for me! Though it's just a temporary job, but as long as it promises some income for my future studies, i really have nothing to complain about. Ok,