I'm so happy today. I got to be one of the first aiders from Seafield to help out at MPSJ. It's my first time tugas-ing so i had this huge smile plastered on my face. The weather was kinda hot when i first got out so i was happy to see that there was a tent for St John first aiders. Turns out there were only 4 person who came : Sok Kuan, Melanie, me and Thu Yuen (we cadets got to know him as lance cpl Cher yesterday).
This is a malay school. A teacher came over and brought 4 bottles of mineral water for us and briefed us about today's hari sukan. Turns out they range from KINDERGARTEN to FORM 1. I was like "wth..i wonder how huge is the school..." while our two very very experienced seniors smiled and nodded in a profesional kind of way. That malay teacher was very nice and witty. She said that Thu Yuen was a rose among three thorns. haha..good one! And she thought we were all Form 5/6. You should see thwe expression of shock on our faces.
The event started about 2 pm. The cute children "marched" to the field. Then, the headmaster talked for about 1 whole hour while the students and us first aiders stood until our feet hurt. The telematches started.
Nothing happened for the next few hours..except the teachers continued the telematches in the heavy rain. That was kinda bad. The children might fall sick!
By 5pm, we were so bored until we wished it ended faster. That was when Melanie saw her friend and the children can't resist running in the rain.
The teachers were very thoughtful to have prepared foosd for us, 4 pink plastic bags, each consisting of a container of bihun, mineral water and a pear were given to us. The food was kinda delicious.
By 5.30, finally, FINALLY there was a casualty!!! (no, i'm not cursing anyone but a hari sukan would not be normal without casualties...) This casualty is a malay girl who had muscle cramp in the upper part of the leg (is that how to say it?. Sok Kuan helped her to apply counterpain but it didn't get better. The girl's mum suggested the cooling spray. I helped to spray and sendiri kena spray. Luckily it didn't burn my hands like counterpain does. Oh, rite, its a COOLING spray , of course it doesn't burn.
By 6pm we went back home! Although today was not as fun as i expected, it was nice in a weird way. i hope my next tugas will be fun!!! =D bye for noww~~
I'm so happy today. I got to be one of the first aiders from Seafield to help out at MPSJ. It's my first time tugas-ing so i had this huge smile plastered on my face. The weather was kinda hot when i first got out so i was happy to see that there was a tent for St John first aiders. Turns out there were only 4 person who came : Sok Kuan, Melanie, me and Thu Yuen (we cadets got to know him as lance cpl Cher yesterday).
This is a malay school. A teacher came over and brought 4 bottles of mineral water for us and briefed us about today's hari sukan. Turns out they range from KINDERGARTEN to FORM 1. I was like "wth..i wonder how huge is the school..." while our two very very experienced seniors smiled and nodded in a profesional kind of way. That malay teacher was very nice and witty. She said that Thu Yuen was a rose among three thorns. haha..good one! And she thought we were all Form 5/6. You should see thwe expression of shock on our faces.
The event started about 2 pm. The cute children "marched" to the field. Then, the headmaster talked for about 1 whole hour while the students and us first aiders stood until our feet hurt. The telematches started.
Nothing happened for the next few hours..except the teachers continued the telematches in the heavy rain. That was kinda bad. The children might fall sick!
By 5pm, we were so bored until we wished it ended faster. That was when Melanie saw her friend and the children can't resist running in the rain.
The teachers were very thoughtful to have prepared foosd for us, 4 pink plastic bags, each consisting of a container of bihun, mineral water and a pear were given to us. The food was kinda delicious.
By 5.30, finally, FINALLY there was a casualty!!! (no, i'm not cursing anyone but a hari sukan would not be normal without casualties...) This casualty is a malay girl who had muscle cramp in the upper part of the leg (is that how to say it?. Sok Kuan helped her to apply counterpain but it didn't get better. The girl's mum suggested the cooling spray. I helped to spray and sendiri kena spray. Luckily it didn't burn my hands like counterpain does. Oh, rite, its a COOLING spray , of course it doesn't burn.
By 6pm we went back home! Although today was not as fun as i expected, it was nice in a weird way. i hope my next tugas will be fun!!! =D bye for noww~~
A girl who loves to daydream. currently studying at SMK Seafield. Archieholic. Born on 19th February. Mixture of Aquarius and/or Pisces.
Loves my friends that stick by me through thick and thin, my family and everyone out there...
Dreams to go to the Louvre museum, Espana, and maybe travel round the world?? Oh, and meet David Archuleta in person..
My ambitions are.. to be a doctor. But if I can, I'd love to be a cardiothoracic surgeon. Have to work really hard for that.
sounds impossible.. but i might achieve it.. there's always a chance and time for everything.
I would love to have new friends as it is always nice to have friends.. so.. leave a word on my tagboard please.. :)
For once you have tasted flight you will walk the earth with your eyes turned skywards, for there you have been and there you will long to return.
-Leonardo da Vinci
"Don't ever let yourself believe that the role you play in the lives of other's is not an important one, especially in the lives of the ones you love and who love you. No matter how big or small that role is, or may seem, it's a very important one, and it is one that only you can play." Don't underestimate yourself. Someone out there may need you. -David Archuleta
Everytime you smile at someone, it is an action of love, a gift to that person, a beautiful thing.
Mother Teresa
Every time you see someone in distress, you have the opportunity to work as a team with Heaven's angels. You become the channel for your angels to provide loving care to those in need.-Doreen Virtue
Each morning when I open my eyes I say to myself: I, not events, have the power to make me happy or unhappy today. I can choose which it shall be. Yesterday is dead, tomorrow hasn't arrived yet. I have just one day, today, and I'm going to be happy in it.
- Groucho Marx
"I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
-- Albert Einstein
缘分是本书，翻的不经意，会错过细节，读的太过认真，又会流干眼泪。
I have dreamed in my life, dreams that have stayed with me ever after, and changed my ideas; they have gone through and through me, like wine through water, and altered the color of my mind.
Emily Bronte
Have a heart that never hardens, and a temper that never tires, and a touch that never hurts.
Charles Dickens
My very 1st "out of school activity" tugas
