1st Mission Accomplished!

In the olden days, wars were won by the speed of your ships. Ships were powered by rowers consisting of underfed slaves. They were placed in rows of two or four, depending on the wealth of the warlords. At the far end, the drummer and his big fat drum sat, trumping the beats to which the rowers were to row. Watching were soldiers with whips.

One day, it was announced that there will be double rations of food. Everybody was rejoicing. Food was scare. The drummers were so happy that they gave a show of drum beats. Whistles were blowed to add in the merry-makings.

The bad news was the Captain wished to play water-skiing.

One of the missions is accomplished. Congratulations to the General Manager. Now two more to go.

Zaidi leading the Rukun Negara Recitation.

Tuan Haji Ali receiving on behalf of her daughter, Noraziah who scored 10As for SPM.


John Panil receiving token on hehalf of Chester who scored 6As for the SPM. Proud father of two.

The birthday batch for March and April.

The tiny cake.

Happy
Birthday
To
Us