Friday, July 24, 2009

Racial Harmony Day

Hey all! As everyone knows, we celebrated Racial Harmony Day last Wednesday. But, due to the current H1N1 situation, we stayed in class and watched a recorded version of the performance, causing us to miss maths lesson! :(
In the video, there was a demonstration of the four ethnic groups' (Eurasian, Chinese, Indian, Malay) weddings. I liked the Chinese wedding the most, especially the tea ceremony, where the bride offers tea to her future parents-in-law, in exchange for hong baos.(Its like she's selling the tea!) After that, we watched a skit on this couple and their neighbour, Mrs Teo. After some time, they became very close, with Mrs Teo even saying that they were like "two extra children" to her. I have two neighbours. The one to my right is a Chinese family. The two adults are quite friendly, but their daughter, a toddler, has this really bad habit crying almost everyday. Hurts my ears, really.
My other neighbours are another Chinese family. They to are very friendly, and I will regularly go over and play basketball with their son. We will also bake cookies for them, and in return, they will give other things to us.
Later, we had henna painting. We painted what Costine called a "tribal warrior" on Matthew's hand.
To me, Racial Harmony means everyone, despite being of different races, living together in peace and harmony.
Well, I guess this is the end of this post. 'Till next time, guys!

No comments:

Level 15 : The Prison Chamber

Level 14 : One Wrong Move

Level 13 : Velocity

Level 12 : Inferno

Level 11 : Ultra Magnus

Level 10 : No Entry

Level 9 : Survival

Level 8 : Maze of Rooms

Level 7 : The Control Room

Level 6 : Hide And Seek

Level 5 : Slow Death

Level 4 : Forces At Conflict

Level 3 : Into the Darkness

Level 2: Silent Killer

Level 1: Jail Break