Friend Quote

You're...

My Friend,

my companion,

through good times and bad

my friend, my buddy,

through happy and sad,

beside me you stand,

beside me you walk,

you're there to listen,

you're there to talk,

with happiness, with smiles,

with pain and tears,

I know you'll be there,

throughout the years!
& I'm sorry to hurt your feeling,
Chun Yan!

A(H1N1)?

The dawn was still dark. The rays of the sun can hardly be seen. There was a silverish white Proton Persona just started leaving the house of 3, Jln TPS 3/10, leaving the house as dark as if it was deserted. Away & away it went the car, until it went out of the sight from the house.

This was the first time my mum drove me & my brother to school in her new car. The journey was just like usual but there was slow moving traffics along the journey because there were cops checking every car’s license.

The Sun shores its high frequency light waves to every single object on the earth, providing lights for us to see. Soon, the building of SMJK Yu Hua came into sight. It is my school, the best school in Kajang.

I had to climb 5 flights of stairs to reach my class-5E with a heavy burden behind my back. It was quite suffering.  

Until now, Malaysia had over 60 cases of influenza A(H1N1) cases but none of them died. I never thought this virus will spread to Kajang so quickly until the teacher made an announcement in the hall today that there were 3 students had been suspected for being infected with this virus & were quarantined at home now. Two of them were from the morning session while the other was from the afternoon session. One of the morning session infected student was from my class! When I heard about this I felt like the end of my days were coming. I wasn’t sure what should I do now. I wasn’t sure whether I had been infected by this virus because yesterday I spoke to a girl who had been sent back immediately today after she told teacher that she had fever. Although this seems to be serious but the headmaster said the school will not be closed until the health ministry ordered to.

Back in the class, we were talking about the recent event. When the other students from the other classes walked pass our class, I noticed they’ll look into our class to see if there were anything happened. Or maybe they did this because my class monitor wore a mask & a pair of glove walking here & there around the school compound. Any teacher came into our class we will try to scare them off by making some sneezing & coughing sounds but the teacher said this A(H1N1) virus wasn’t a deadly virus because there were currently no death reported in Malaysia due to this virus.

As time goes by, the girl who sat beside the quarantined girl started to have running nose. Everyone started to get fear. Then later I noticed there were more & more student get sick. Even some teacher also had slight cough. I was getting feared of this situation. I had no mood to study today in class. I wanted to get back home as soon as possible. Why choose Yu Hua? Why not High School or SMK Jalan Bukit? I don’t understand why. Although I was still feeling normal but I scared I’ll be infected too since I was just recovered from dengue fever few weeks ago, my immunity system was still not strong enough.

What should I do now? What if these sick students come to school tomorrow? What if I get infected too? Will this be my final message to everyone I concern? Please, for the sake of the other’s health, do not come in contact with other people if you are not feeling well. God bless you…

Not again...

AH! not again! This morning at round 8.30am, there was another 'earthquake' in my house. This time it happened in the master room. Almost the whole room tiles were broken!

It almost hit my computer!

 

'War' in my room

This morning about 8am i was waken up by the cracking sound of my room tiles. Oh my God! look at these pictures.this is after the broken tiles have been taken out.

Actually this wasn't the firstly time the tiles broken. The first time happened two years ago. When i first heard the sound of the breaking of tiles, i thought something large & heavy dropped onto the floor. It looked like something wanted to come up from the undernead of the floor. So scary! So now my room is like a mess. Just like World War 3 in Semenyih. Everywhere is a mess. Thanks to Metro Kajang holding for building such houses. Many of my neighbours also having this same problem, not just my house. Just hope that it will not happen anymore but i think most likely there will be a third time since there is a second time.

My dengue nightmare

 This Monday morning when I  was having my add maths paper  1 exam, I found that there were many red spots on the back of my palm. After school I went to see doctor.  That time the red spots had reduced. The doctor told my dad to take me to have a blood test to confirm whether I was down with dengue or not since there were many red spots all over my body.

After confirming that I’m positive with dengue fever, the doctor told me I had to stay in the hospital. I was very afraid that time to stay in the hospital alone. This is my  second time staying in the hospital. The first time was when I was below 1 year old. I had viral fewer.

The life in hospital was no good at all. I had to carry around the sodium chloride water bag wherever I go. It made my bathing hard because I can only use 1 hand to bath & do other things. My bed was small & the room only had fans no air-cond. It was noisy too because many people staying with me in the same room. The foods were no problem, quite satisfying but the coffee was too sweet  & doesn’t taste like the coffee I usually made at home.

Anyway, I was disappointed with my friends because the hospital was just behind my school but none of my friend came to visit me. I cannot blame them because to them, study is more important than friends.

After 3 days staying in hospital, the doctor told me that I can be discharged already although my platelets count was still very low. Just hope that you all will take care of yourself. Don’t get bitten by Aedes mosquito.

Konsert Kebudayaan

 

Last Saturday my school had a performance. I dunno what they call it in English but Malay they call it Malam Kebudayaan or Konsert Kebudayaan. The performance started at 7.30pm & I arrived at 6.45pm. At that very moment, I started thinking back how fun was the concert I performed last year. Too bad this year I can't perform anymore because I joined computer club now. Haiz... wish I still can perform in school 1 day...

The performance last Saturday was quite nice, although the students screamed when they turned off the lights in the hall. I thought that night I'll be sitting with my classmates but no. I sat with that guy who asked me to come that day.

To see more about that night performance, you may see the photos I taken that night in my “Malam Kebudayaan” photo album. Sorry about the pictures quality, due to lack of lights, the camera can't take good shots.

Sun may save sight

Australian researchers believe that sunshine may prevent children from becoming short-sighted. A comparison of children of Chinese origin living in Singapore & Sydney found the rate of myopia in the Singaporeans was ten times higher. The key difference was that the Sydney kids spent almost four times long outdoors. Researchers say sunlight is the key - it increases dopamine levels which inhibits excessive eye growth, a known myopia cause. Study co-author Dr Kathy Rose still recommends sunglasses, as they don't seem to stop the dopamine release:"Protecting children's eye from UV is the appropriate thing to do.