Interview with Mr Paul Ng

1) What are your schools since kindergarten?
Galilee Kindergarten, Fu Hua Primary (for one year), St Anthony Primary (no reason for moving) , St Joseph Institution, National Junior College and University College of London.

2) Were you a prefect in school?
Yes.

3) What did you get for your O levels and A levels?
It is too overwhelming for you to begin to comprehend ;)

4) What did you study in university?
English literature

5) What do you think of Ms Sie?
Formidable.

6) What do you think of Mr Sim?
Affable.

7) What is your favourite cuisine?
East Asian.

8) What is your favourite colour?
None. I like all colours

9) What is your favourite word/phrase/sentence?
I do not know.

10) What is your favourite letter?
No favourites

11) What is your marital status?
Single.

12) Where do you live?
I do not want stalkers.

13) What was your rank or job in the army?
Top secret.

14) Do you only have 3 shirts( the white, brown and striped one)?
No. But thanks for observing.

15) Who are your favourite singers?
Shimatani Hitomi, Utanda Hikaru {Mr Ng, you spelt her name wrongly, it's Utada}, Darren Hayes, Kylie Minogue.

[And the e-newsletter team has kindly put up the videos of every of his favourite singers :)]

Shimatani Hitomi

Utada Hikaru

Darren Hayes

Kylie Minogue


16) Do you think the world is unfair?
Yes.

17) What is your religion?
SCGS. (he said that just to make it sound funny)

18) What is your stand on euthanasia?
A necessary evil.

19) Do you have siblings?
Yes.

20) How old are they?
I come from a family of ancient tree spirits. We are all over a thousand. The topic on age is closed.

Haha. Thanks for that entertaining interview.


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Mother.s Day Celebrations

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Yes, we know, we ought to write an article about this.

So, it started out with Mama.s Fund Raising. It was very busy Tuesday as we prepared for the sale. There was chocolate-coated Marshmallows, palatable rice balls, the ever so popular coke and of course cookies, cupcakes and brownies. Profits were soaring as students streamed to our stalls to purchase these tempting goodies and snacks which rarely are on sale. Hard work paid off (going to everyone and begging to buy), the profit was above target and we were extremely elated, (though we had to write a 500-word essay).

Preparation was not easy. The door-gift committee had made their way to IKEA on Labour Day to purchase door-gifts, and they had also gladly purchase some candles for the celebrations. Then, there was the program committee, working extraordinarily hard with such a tight schedule. Food! The food-committee were snappy in coming up with food to tantalize everyone.s taste buds, despite the fact that they had to take in to account everyone.s preferences. They had also done a wonder job baking and simply, doing what they do best, cooking. And invitations! How can anyone forget the invitations? We did not. An array of brightly decorated unique invitations was hand-made by the artistic invitation committee. Lastly, there was the decoration committee who had taken every opportunity they could to make the classroom look spiffy.

On the day itself, as mothers had come to the celebrations, ushers wearing our vibrant orange class tees had warmly welcome the queens for the day. Games were arranged by the pond just before dinner which was held in the classroom where a specially-made PowerPoint slide with photos of everyone was displayed on the screen. An unexpected guest, Mrs Tang had dropped over to have dinner with us. After the sumptuous dinner, all headed to the newly-built area outside our classroom for a candle-light sing-along session. Everyone started crooning to the tune of Patience by British band Take That. (You can play the song now by going to the jukebox in the left column. It is the first song.) There was also a performance put up by our class' very own vilonist Elizabeth and Natasha. Last but not least, we had a special way of saying ' Thank you ' to all Mums by giving them a foot wash and foot massage. It all ended with a repeat of the song, Patience.

It was truly an unforgettable night, one to hold in our hearts forever.

This is the e-newsletter team, signing out.

Cause I-i-i-i-i-i-i-I-I-i-i. Need T-i-i-i-i-i-im

Special Thanks to:

1PR for lending us your clock during that time.
Zikun.s Mother for taking time to buy cloth for us, last minute.
Mrs Tang for coming down.
Mothers for attending.
Some mothers for providing some food.
And others which we forgot to mention.

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