21:50
Saturday, 27 February 2010
一人一半, 感情不散.

The food I had for dinner earlier tasted really bland.

Tears could had made them saltier, but I held them in. The parents wouldn't like it if I shed tears during dinnertime, no matter what. No matter how much they understood.

The text message from Fairuz was something I didn't expect at all.

Forwarded and receiving replies, us who are scrambling to find out what had exactly happened. To verify the truth of what went on when we were all in school.

This is for the teacher who had never taught me in class, even though she's a Math and recently, a Chemistry teacher.

She was there when we attended camps in school, or when we had major Girl Guide events held at the ZON.

I still remember, that first night out of the many camps I went for, we were all looking at the moon and the stars, listening to Neo's rants while sitting on the mat and chasing away flies and mosquitoes buzzing all over our heads.

She patiently listened and gave her opinions, and I was there.

Last year, at another camp, we were all in Miss Low's Physics Lab to attempt to complete our log books when I was still in the running for Queen's Guide. She was there ranting together with Min Wen, Hazel, Jasmine, Xin Yun, Jia Xin and I about the age old antics of Miss Low. We then shared jokes and riddles together.

I still remember that one riddle she told us. Sharing that one riddle, as lame as it might be, brought laughter and smiles to the people I love.

Also the times when she and the rest of the Chinese teachers would gather in the room between the two Math labs to chit chat and gossip, sometimes we'll butt in and mess around with them.

She also recently married just a few years back, and has two children. I just saw her eldest son last year while we were having this sale thing in school, seeing her taking care of her son with love made me tear up, I was really touched.

What upsets me the most, is those moments are just memories now.

Her children, who hadn't had the chance to spend more quality time with their mummy dearest.

Her husband, who must be devastated by her sudden passing.

Her students, as strict as she looked in class and outside of class, who'll remember the way she taught and how she laughed.

Her Girl Guiders, who all had complained to her about how things were done and ranted at her.

Her colleagues, who'll miss one more companion to talk to, to sit with during assembly, to have meals with in the teachers' canteen.

This is for you teacher.

In memories of the beloved teacher on the left most -
Pn Tee Lee Keng.
May you rest in peace on the other side.

老师,
我们都非常的想您..
您会永远在我的心里..
对不起,
还有非常的感谢您所做给我的..

Oh dear God, please let me pay my last respects to Pn Tee, before the rituals are over..

Looking at the picture hurts so much..it's the only picture I have with her, but it's making me cry so bad..

Off to shower now to cry freely wash the tears away without worrying the 'rents too much.

Do say a prayer for her if you guys see this post okay. And for her family as well.

Bless her soul.


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