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George Town, Penang, Malaysia
Life is so short when you started to make use of it, with a blink of an eye, you might already lost everything. By the time you realized, it might already be too late.

Saturday, April 21, 2012

Life in Primary School

Standard 1:

Started in the school called SJKC(C) Chung Hwa Confusion (A), was in standard one with teacher Tan Boon Boon as my form teacher. I was described as the most responsive student in class because I was not afraid to ask questions, I raised up my hand immediately when I had something in mind that I don’t understand or I want to ask about. Being so good in my parents’ and teachers’ thoughts, I was actually a naughty type that keeps to myself all the time. Starve to save money so that I can buy some silly toys that I had in mind without letting my parents know about it, friends will often ask me why but I didn’t tell them the truth. In recess, go to the place where students usually wait for their parents after school which is beside the guard house. Pick up some tiny little fruit from some trees which I had no clue about and toss them around like grenades. Then my enemy will usually shows up and starts a grenade tossing battle with me. There was a time when my mom showed up, my enemy wasn’t there, I was just about toss my grenade but I stopped when I saw her. She asked me why wasn’t I eating, I told her that I was helping my school to do a cleanup job, collecting small fruit litter on the ground, she believed me and didn’t bother to ask me a second question. The reason she came was because I forgot to bring my water bottle to school, I took my bottle and asked her to go home immediately so that I can continue doing my “cleanup job”, didn’t realized that she cared for me that much when I was a silly little kid, how stupid was I.



Standard 2:

First day of school, was given some homework during the Chinese session, got punished the next day for not doing my homework, I was so blur that time when the teacher announced what to do for our homework, asked somebody but I still don’t get what she meant. Teacher asked for the submission of our homework on the next day, I told my teacher I don’t know anything about any homework she gave. Later on, got punished with a few strikes on my hand and backside by using a Cain, my brother was called upon in the middle of his class, he got beaten too for my mistake, teacher asked him to look after me, if I don’t pass up any homework again, he will get punished too. My brother checked on me every day to make sure that I did my homework, last about a week.



Standard 3:

Mom kept on telling me to work hard to prepare a government exam called PTS because my brother took it before and said it was hard, but I don’t know why I didn’t have that exam that year.



Standard 4:

There was once when I was sitting in the hall as usual after recess, got hit on the back of the head with a book by a girl that I didn’t know, she apologized because she had mistaken me for one of her friends’ that had a similar view of my head from behind.



Standard 5:

Liked a girl named Wong Jia Wen in the top class, an athlete which represented the school on various competitions, had good grades, a role model and the head prefect of our school. Looked at her all the time but never talked to her, thinking she would looked down on an average person like me who was in the second class. Joined the school’s English allocution contest and won third prize, admired by a few students, even people from the 1st class will approach me to ask about some English questions after exams. Found a RM50 on the floor after school, asked a friend to bring it to the teacher as I was in a hurry back home. Next day, teacher asked me about the money, I said I found it and I asked my friend to bring it to you. After a few days, got called up the stage and was awarded with a Certificate of Honesty, was so surprised that time. One day, saw one of my friends getting bullied by someone another of my classmates, stood up to him and asked: “why, what’s the problem?”, he replied: “how many cars do you have in your house.”, I was thinking, what the hell, he’s rich means he can do whatever he wants? Then I replied: “so what if you have so many cars at home, it’s useless if you have that type of attitude in life.” He then just walked away and I cheered my friend up because he was crying.



Standard 6:

Continued joining English, Malay and Mandarin allocution contests, won back a few prizes too but I can’t remember any of them. Play truant on Saturday activities, played badminton beside the canteen. Got 1st in the class for the last school’s examination but got back a D for my Malay essay paper in the government exam (UPSR), cried after going back home because I can’t proceed to form 1 with that results, had to stay in remove class for one year, sister cheered me up by comparing her results with mine which was even worse than me. Decided to go into private schools , to avoid wasting one year in remove class, had a few choices, elder sister asked me not to go to Han Chiang Private as the students there are bad influences to me and the fees is not affordable to our family that time, Chung Ling Private was also expensive but close to my house, my final decision was Phor Tay Private, had a full scholarship until form 3, the school have Buddhist  teaching sessions for every week which gave my mom a good reason to let his son study there.

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