Drug abuse is getting very serious among students nowadays and there must be something we can do to help solve the problem.

 

It is very unfortunate that this time, students from our school are involved and are arrested by the police. The victim, who is a form 1 student, is still recovering in hospital and the 3 others are arrested for further questioning.

 

I mean, we have done so much to make the school become better, especially some members of our staff. I really admire their endurance and perseverance. But just one silly action, one silly thoughtless action, we have to do a lot more to get back up again.

 

I met 2 form 7 students in San Hui today and they told me that when they were on the LRT passing by the school, some passengers on the LRT pointed at your school and said this is the one, students in there take drugs! I wasn’t very happy when I heard that. But this is true. It did happen and we should face it bravely.

 

A lot of teachers as well as parents and students are affected by this incident. We felt so upset and discouraged. But we know, maybe this is a chance for us to get this problem solved once and for all. We immediately held an assembly against drugs yesterday and we invited some guests to cheer up and encourage the students and us. 4 teachers shared their feeling towards this incident with the students in the assembly.

 

In here, I want to share how I feel about this incident. I was very upset and angry when I first heard about this case. Mr Chow Wah called me in the afternoon and told me to go to internet news. I was shocked and angry. I was thinking all we had been doing in these years were in vain. How could they do such a thing and put our school at risk? We, the teachers, have done a lot for the students and how could they be so forgetful? Whenever I heard the school’s name in the news and on the radio, I really felt my heart was beating heavily. It wasn’t a good feeling at all.

 

I didn’t quite like drugs as it took away two people I knew. Let me tell you here, the victim, the S1 student, was very lucky indeed coz she is still alive. But the two I knew died. One was my childhood friend. He died when he was in secondary school. I wasn’t happy at all when I heard the news. The 2^nd one died at her home after taking drugs. She was discovered lying in her bedroom unconscious. She was already dead when the paramedic arrived. They were as lucky as the victim in this case.

 

So don’t think you can try it once and walk away with it. Even if you can, there are lots of side-effects you have to face. Be wise and don’t make people around you sad and worried.

 

Remember this :不可一﹐不可再﹗

People can be quite irrational sometimes, including myself.

I can be quite stubborn towards some matters. but at the same time, i can be quite carefree.

 

I think it depends heavily on what the matters are about.

To you, maybe you will find certain things acceptable so you may think they arent such a big deal.

But to some, they may be something important and need to be addressed.

 

So what you are hoping other people to do may not be as easy as you think.

There is no one on earth who can understand someone completely.

But there is one thing i always believe in - talk things out.

 

Discuss it and find out what is wrong. if we dont, the bond between us will only be weakened.

Friendship shouldnt be ended just by a moment of disbelief.

When you get older, you will see things more clearly. Or you can say, things are becoming uglier. You won't get to see much when you are at school. But when you are out there working with bunch of people, you will see more. Both good and bad.

 

As someone who has been working for quite a few years can only say, "stick with it". at least for now you should.

You will learn from other people. You will become wiser and you will definately become more cunning.

 

My old habits are coming back to me.  =_=

When I was asked how my 1^st year of working was like, it makes me reminisce the years of working in different companies and the experiences I have gained so far.

1^st A security guard in九龍城寨公園

2^nd A cashier in an electrical appliance store

3^rd A kitchen staff in a Japanese restaurant

4^th Muji sale assistant

5^th Teaching assistant in JCCSSYL

6^th My present job – a teaching staff in JCCSSTM

 

1^st - A security guard in 九龍城寨公園 (check the name =_=)

Age: 18   

Location: 九龍城寨公園

 

I was 18 back then (11 years ago, time flies. Horrible, isn’t it?) and it was fun since it was my 1^st job ever. I was on the job for about a month and half only. I got the job through my dad’s friend who was a manager in the security guard company I was working in.

 

The working hours weren’t very ideal since it was a 7am to 7pm shift. I was living in TM and I had to travel all the way down to the park. It was near the old HK airport. Think about the journey! Dreadful, isn’t? Since it was difficult for me to travel back and forth everyday, I stayed in my Ah Yee’s house. She lived in Kwai Chung back then. It was easier for me to get to the park. I had only stayed there for a few days.

 

I was assigned to different spots everyday and I had to keep an eye on anyone who might do something silly within my area. I remember someone broke a piece of glass somewhere nearby and I was called to the scene by the chief in charge and asked if I had noticed anyone suspicious. But I didn’t see anything. So I couldn’t help at all.

 

My parents came to visit me at the park with food and drinks for a few times. I think I was still young so I thought it was a good thing as I could have a break and I could eat and drink when my parents were there with me. They never stayed long anyway. When I thought about it when I got older, I thought that it was not right. I was working and I gave other guards problems by eating and drinking right at the spot. There was a man there I was working with. He was very kind to me and he taught me a lot of things. I liked talking with him. I think he was already 45-50 back then. I wonder where he is now. Anyway, he knew that I liked my parents to visit me and he always helped me by covering my area for me. He was really kind. But I know I always gave him trouble.

 

Something funny happened in the park one day when I was carrying out my duty at one of the entrances. An old man came to me and said that he knew fortune telling. He said he wanted to tell me something but it wasn’t anything pleasing so he asked for my consent. I said it was ok for him to speak. He went straight into telling me that I would die before I reach 40. If I don’t die because of a disease, I will die in an accident. When I told my mum, she took it quite positively. She told me not to worry about. Actually, I was not worried at all and I am not even worried now. If I die, I die. I am not afraid of death. There are still a lot of things I have to do before that day come. So 活在當下啊!

 

I met a girl there who I went out with for a couple of weeks. She was cool. Just that I thought she was too cool for me. She was a very bright girl and I heard that she is doing great at the moment. I was no one and I wasn’t bright back then. I still don’t think I am bright but I can say I am a bit witty sometimes. Haha

 

Anyway, like a said, I was only there for a month and a half and things were quite the same everyday. Nothing quite interesting though. These are all I can remember. 11 years ago ar!

4^th June is a day to remember.

Not many youngsters know about this heart-breaking incident which took place in Tiananmen Square 20 years ago. The Chinese government did something horrible that shocked the whole world.

 

I was only 9 or 10 when this incident took place but I was old enough to tell what was actually happening. To me, those days were dark days for the Chinese. I was sure and I still believe that there must be other ways for solving the students’ protest in Tiananmen Square. Why didn’t the Chinese government think more into it before deciding to run over the students with tanks and shoot them down with guns? They were unarmed. After the incident, some people were put behind bars or were confined in their homes until they died. So this is ‘authority’ and so-called ‘justice’. I spit on it!

 

Think about it, there were protests in S.Korea all the time back then. But how did the Korean government ended it? Did the Korean government kill many of them and then make everyone shut up?

 

To me, 4^th May and 4^th June are the same. They both helped China to become what she is now. Only that 4^th June cost thousands of innocent lives in the hands of the Chinese themselves. Therefore, the China authority doesn’t want to admit it to the public.

 

Why did the Chinese government tell the public that there were no injuries in the incidents whereas in fact, thousands were killed? That isn’t right. That’s absurd. A government should stand up and tell everyone what it has done wrong. I guess the Chinese government will not dare have such a move because if they admit that they are wrong, some people have to pay a heavy price!

 

Being a leader, you should have the gut to stand up and clear things out. Don’t use the hands of others. If something did happen, face it like a leader. Tell the truth and be honest. If the Chinese government wants to have more respect, what they should do first is to look into the Tiananmen Square incident. Keeping your mouth shut and hoping that no one will talk about it aren’t right. And please, people will always remember what happened on 4^th June, there’s no point covering it with sweets and candies.

 

我打完你兩拳後揾件蛋糕塞住你個口﹐等你覺得好甜好甜係唔係就唔會記得過往既痛啊﹗﹗

 

There are some videos posted on Youtube and I think you should take a look at them. You should read the comments under each video and see how others think about this incident. Be rational though.

I was hoping that things would get even better between us. But in fact, it isn't =_=

 

I was sort of disappointed though. But I couldnt do much lar.

 

But it was better than how we were before.

it was a good day. i wouldnt say it was that good but it was enough to make me smile.

i want more than what i had today but i know asking for more would only make things worse.

i want to know, i want to ask. yet, i am afraid.

afraid of ruining what i have right now.

 

i was nervous.

in fact, i was so nervous that i had stomachache.

i didnt even had such tremendous feeling when i was taking the Alevel exam.

 

i want to be greedy.

i want to ask for even more.