Choir in Merdeka Palace

The world and its people can be havoc sometimes. Imagine living in your own country and entering one of its 5 star hotel, then act as if you're a foreigner. Isn't it such a weird thing to do? Shouldn't we just be glad and proud of what our country has produced for the new generation and for other people to see?

I'm just saying this coz this was what I observed after staying a night at one of Malaysia's 5 star hotel - Merdeka Palace - with the school choir. We were supposedly performing for an ocassion which we were asked to attend too. It was so boring okay, no offence to those who find it interesting. Most of the time, I find myself just thinking about the Choir Competition coming up this Wednesday or maybe about my brother's trip to Selangor tomorrow. There was nothing in my mind that spoke in relation to the event I was at. And also, I find it surprising that I wanted to talk to my friend who called me more than I wanted to sat in the hall and listen to a couple of blab that I didn't understand much. Seriously, he mocked Fifa World Cup! It was no doubt funny but COME ON, you don't go round mocking football! Lame much?

Anyway, back to the topic; the students of St Teresa. Damn, they can become a little egoistic. I'm serious. They act as if they belong in the hotel and gave no care to other people living there. Especially the Americans who need their rest for they may have an early flight the following day. And these students, knowing that everything was already set, wanted to change what was done. Example: room changing, teacher's daughter...well, they know the real shit. I can't exactly say much or I'll be very much doomed before I even know it.

When we arrived there in the afternoon, the very first act they did was made McDonald mess in the lobby! They ate and ate and dropped onions and laughed like witches and squealed when one tries to steal a fry and just made our school endure perfect humiliation. This is what a normal Malaysian would call us: SAKAI. Jeez, I don't get what it wrong with girls from my school. They're just absolutely noisy and they have NO UTTER DICIPLINE. I hate to complain but that's what I'm doing now and I just want them to be a real student for once. If this kind of attitude goes on during the competition this Wednesday, I give you my word, WE'LL ALL BE DOOMED.

But I appreciate what they gave me today though; time to teach to the end of time. They actually paid attention to my teachings and I was having a great time despite my growling hungry stomach this morning.

Back to where I was, after check in - 2 hours of waiting in the lobby! I could have came at 3pm! NOT 1pm! - we had to attend some foolish seminar. Everyone was sleepy and just wanted to get out from our uniforms and have a wonderful shower. We wanted the soft bed and cold room. But noooooo, we had to sit for an hour and a half and listen to blabs of nothing that we understood. Maybe some pictures were entertaining but overall, what a sleepy talk! When we finally got to the room it was shower, then dinner! Food was amazing but room service that night was much better. Merdeka Burger and Fish & Chips! It was food feast in my suite and we slept with a full stomach. Yum yum. xD

My opinion about the performance was just an OKAY. They weren't so bad they weren't so good either. I pray to Daddy God that we win the competition this Wed. I did my part in teaching them and making them the best they could but so far they haven't reached my satisfaction yet but hopefully - fingers crossed - hopefully we win and make it to Nationals. I would LOVE THAT SO FRIGGIN BAD!

And I also wish they'd behave. Don't act like 'SAKAI'. Heh.

Oh crap, gotta go prepare bro's clothes now. Goin to ranch! Meet granny and long lost relative whom I call big bro BOY! xDD Awesomeness..

TOODLES!

PS. SPAIN WON!!!! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!