sweet

Today, I suddenly recalled my Geography teacher's golden word- peka. In English, it's simply mean being sensitive of our surrounding. Yes. We have 5 senses that God sent to us and maybe we should try harder to be sensitive, especially towards people. ^^ She always used peka to catch students' attention because we were quite inattentive. =X

Then, the other day, there's this lady named Stephanie, was apparently sneezing very very silently behind me during facial time. As I lied on the bed, I rewinded back what Mrs. Wong (my favorite late English teacher) told me once. When i was in primary, I used to sneeze softly. She said to me, "What's there to hide about your sneeze? Do it out loud and it's good for your health." Sigh. I am missing her lots, still really really missing her. She's the best teacher ever, just like a mother. =) and i wonder back then, i shed how many litre of tears during her funeral service. It was too impactful to me.

What's more, I also remembered so deeply, my form teacher Ms. Tan, who sarcastically asked, "How would you be a model for the students when you didn't tighten up your tie after being installed as Head Prefect an hour ago?" Well, it's was so embarassed i have to admit but it was just wayyyyyyy too hot during that period *i am sorry*, but imagine, having an installation at 2pm? And i just thought of having a better ventilation. Hehe. =)

Last but not least, our queen of the queens: Sr. Mary Tey- our principle. With her everyday prayer, the school was ran close to perfection because i would say she's a perfectionist. She always remind her children, "I want, I can, I will. With God's help, everything is possible". I think, we will remember this phrase until the day we die. And indeed, like what Sr. Mary had said, "We girls are being treated like a bed of roses. When we're out, we will always remember what we'd learned in SMCC".

These people were all from Sek. Men. Canossian Convent. Out of the sudden, I just feel like writing these down. I am deeply thankful to them, for granting me so many chances, to develop and build a better me. =))

It's always the best time to think when you're alone, especially when you're trying to reminisce the wonderful memories, with the significant ones, who somehow, changed your perspective of life. Ok. I miss SMCC. ^^- thanks to those juniors who kept on uploading their pictures on Facebook. =="