letdown

supposedly today was meant to be a celebration for all teachers in my school. but what a letdown!!!! only a handful of teachers turned up and guess what? these are the same ol' faces who attended this kind of 'sukaneka' or sporting events. the rest of them couldn't careless or in their own remark - ' I tak kuasa' or 'I tak minat' or 'I malas'. so, you think the rest of us are so enthusiastic to burn our faces in the hot sun!!!! at the very least please turn up as a show of respect to the organizers i.e. your own colleagues and your very own students. a show of appreciation is always accepted with an open heart.

HAPPY TEACHER'S DAY!!!!!!!

Bone Dry

I had been wrung to the bone. It had been one h*** of a week and still going to be a b***** this coming week. Fortunately, one of the major event in the EP was all done and completed with Iza doing most of the donkey job. Thank you, Iza. And the gratitude is extended to a few more like Aniqah, Widya and the prac teachers. Thank you so much.

Thousand Apologies

Things have been hectic and chaotic this past few weeks at the workplace. We have been bombarded by accusations, misconceptions and whatnot. I have always tried to persevere in the face of adversity (ha ha ha...jangan nak berlakon, kau ada mengamuk, kan, kan???). But in the end as a human being you cannot not be hurt by the comments made by 'so-called friends'.

So, I would like to apologize to my panel members for the blunders that I have done and for being the KP who is way beyond inept and incompetent. Sob, sob, sob

Happy, Happy Teacher's Day

I found this post on A Good Book and a Cup of Tea and thought how appropriate to share it with my fellow teachers today.

I was thinking about the importance of the role of teachers in our society. There are some great teachers out there, passionate teachers who love and enjoy educating others. I truly admire and respect teachers who have a mission to educate and train. They have a vision to not only teach a student today but to lay the foundation for the future generations to come. The following is a famous quote by Amir Kabir (1852) Prime Minister of Iran, under Nasser al-Din Shah Qajar.

He who has a one year goal, plants grain,
if the intent is ten years, then a tree.
He, who has a hundred year intent, educates a person.

Happy Teachers' Day