My Daddy

Just finish webcam with my daddy. It was 3am at Malaysia but daddy has woke up.

He is annoyed with his leg problem. Sigh...

It is the 3rd doctor he had consulted. Dr. Chin in Gleneagles who did the meniscus operation for him does't help much. Dad went to see Dr. Lau in Tung Shin Hospital and he suggested to do knee-cap replacement for my dad. But the third doctor in Sentosa advised him to postponed the operation. Sigh...

Daddy undergone physiotherapy after the meniscus operation. He looks very pain.

I'm very worried of my daddy now... I'm far.. I can't do anything..

Tears are rolling down my cheek...

My childhood friend, Wennie will give my dad a visit to see how is his condition.

Really appreciate that.

She also visited my dad after his operation in April this year.

I was still in Kelantan that time.

Now, I'm even far at UK. I only can back home next year summer.

7 months to go...

My only wish is to see my dad can walk as usual when I back...

I miss the days my daddy can walk freely...

We can go jungle trekking together...

I really hope he can recover...

Samaritan on Saturday

It was a relaxing yet tiring Saturday for me.

The week before I was rushing for assignment and now, I can go out and breathe the air in city~

Got my boots for Scotland which only cost me 17.99 pounds.

We are in a united group which made up of 2 Malays (Farah & Aisyah), 1 Chinese (me) and 1 Indian (Kangga). It was good to out with them ^^

Once we came out from Drake Circus, we saw a old lady stopped by the road under the rain. She looked exhausted and wet under the rain. Kangga approached her and shed her with my umbrella. I have my hood on, no worries of rain.

She is 76-year-old lady. She is shopping alone and walking with a stick. I think back of my dad when I see her walking stick. Dad is still suffering from joint problem. After the operation in April, he is still not recovered. Now, the doctor advised him to have a knee cap replacement. I am very worried. I afraid that my dad could not walk as ordinary people any more. He is an active man who like to travel around. I hope he will come to UK for a stay. I hope we can go to China for family trip.. I hope and hope...

Back to this British lady, she has difficulty in walking. I held her hand tight and walked together with her. We also found a cap for her to get back home.

A Samaritan doings?

Assignment Submitted~

Yeah yeah~ I have submitted my toughest assignment =)

A great relief for me now. yeah yeah... happy happy~

I have my time back to gym~ It's awesome to do some exercises during this cold winter...

Unexpectedly, School-based experience tomorrow is canceled due to the heavy snow in Cornwall. I no need to wake up at 5am prepare to Richard Lander school... Yeah yeah~

What a good news!!! I have my 2 days rest after accomplishing my grammar assignment.

Enjoy~

Assignment!!!!!!!!

It is another post on assignment....

I'm sick of it!!! Feel like killing myself >.<

After the stage of gathering information, i need to write out the whole research. It just the same as vomiting blood out. It still have Part B to write about my comment on it.

It need to be submitted on the day after tomorrow!!!! Oh No...

Please help T.T

Assignment!!!

Assignment!!!

I'm stuck with you!!! How can i carry on with my assignment?

It is my first assignment over here. It is just dealing with grammar... But it is so difficult.

On the stage of gathering information, I'm totally stuck. I can't find for more reference... I do not know how to write the analysis.

Why is it so hard?

Assignment is killing me. T_____________________T

First Day at British Primary School

Thornbury Primary School

Miller Way, Estover, Plymouth, Devon, PL6 8UL
Tel: 01752 302600

TYPE: Community school
AGES: 4-11

This is the first British school i stepped in - Thornburry Primary School. It is only 7 mins away from my college. Thanks God for saving up our time in the morning to walk to a stone-thrown distance school. However, i still need to wake up at 6am to get ready >.<

First day to school, i finally felt nervous the few minutes before reaching school. It is winter and a cold morning. My face and hands are freezing when walking to the school... I shall wear more on the next school observation >.<

Because of the school privacy policy and protection on the children, we are not allowed to take photos. Even though, the teacher, Mr. Wallis is kind enough to snap the pictures and promise to email to us ^^

We were divided into an infant department which observed the key stage 1 pupils, between the age of 4 to 6. They are adorable and active. I miss the kindergarten i taught 3 years ago T.T

The classroom are well-decorated, colourful and informative. I like their birthday boards and reward table. They have a corner for the "Star of the Week" to show support to the pupil who put their effort on studies. The classroom climate is positive and motivated. They are encouraged to think instead of spoon-feeding. This is very different from the time i'm teaching or studying in Malaysia.

In a class of 28 pupils, the teacher managed it professionally with the help from a teacher assistant. Although the class is started from 8.55am until 3pm in the late afternoon, all of the sessions are interesting. The pupils will have their brunch before the play time and an hour lunch break.

During the break time, i'm shocked to see how active and playful are the kids. They could running here and there and playing hide and seek. Few teachers were monitoring their movement so that no one will injured.

The class begins punctually with the teacher's presence.

I adored their professionalism and the perfect learning environment.

Coming up next is to write my assignment on it.. Oh No....

Day to Nottingham

Nottingham - a city famed with its Robin Hood legend

I'm sorry because i didn't take many photos at Nottingham, yet i'm not regret.

I found nothing special in Nottingham other than seeing my primary school friend since primary 6.

After a long journey on the bus, i finally reached the University of Nottingham in the early morning.

University of Nottingham - the 75 top ranking university in the world. I'm proud that my friend is studying there. hehe...

Nottingham is colder than Plymouth. It was only 7 degree celcius when i stepped down from the bus. I was freezing and walking to the Sport Centre in a big group of Malaysians. It was very crowded as many of the Malaysians were coming from all the other universities to attend the Nottingham Games.

Unexpectedly, i met sister su hwee in the ladies. I was shocked as well as her. I will never expect that we will meet in Nottingham instead of London. She is studying in Manchester and I'm in Plymouth. Same country but different locations. We are overwhelmed with joy~ We had a big hug in the ladies too :p

Everywhere is congested with people. It was like walking in an over-crowded night market but there was nothing special by the side.

I had shopped around the city centre with Eunice and managed to buy some necessary things for winter. Yet, i'm still searching for my winter boots... I always have a hard time to look for a comfortable shoes which i really like.

Another remarkable incident is that i forgot to bring my purse to Nottingham. lol.

I owed Eunice some money and i had cleared my debts today =)

I couldn't miss the chance to watch the sports competition. It was my first time to watch the live football, volleyball, basketball and badminton match in a day. It was interesting and the spectators were more active than the players. I love the basketball a lot. It refreshed my memories when i was playing basketball in form 2. How i shoot the ball, carry the ball... until once i was hit by a ball from front and it really hurts. Then i stop playing basketball until now... transformed to be the girlish me :p

By the way, i met with my primary school friend at the main entrance of Potland building. He has changed, so do i. Besides growing taller and slimmer, we become good looking. (according to him)

A short conversation with him, i'm surprised that many things have changed. Eight years has gone, we are grown. We have mature thinking and own perception on certain things.

He is a good friend to get along with and really appreciate he divided his time to become our guide. At last, i was quite touched when he rushed to say goodbye before we leave Nottingham.

Thanks dude & hope we will meet again ^^