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L-R: Kristy, Melisa, Ulsha & Meriba

KRISHABASA- KRISty, ulSHA, meriBA, meliSA
saya, Kristy & Meriba kenal sejak kami tadika 1 lagi. semasa kami  masuk sekolah menengah, kami berkenalan dengan Melisa. kami ni kira geng rapat semasa sekolah menengah. mana-mana kami pergi mesti berempat, tak pernah berenggang pun. buat hal adalah hobi kami. tak pernah duduk diam... selalu bikin  heboh dalam kelas. kalau bergosip memang nombor satu. buli kawan pun apa kurangnya kami ni. mangsa kami adalah Melisa. Melisa ni selalu kena buli. biasalah, dia yang paling bongsu antara kami berempat. kalau melepak ke bandar, destinasi kami yang pertama adalah 'open air'. biasanya kami akan makan ABC di sana sambil sembang-sembang. tak sah kami pergi bandar kalau tak makan ABC di situ.

Selepas tamat tingkatan 5, kami bawa haluan masing- masing. Saya, Meriba & Kristy masuk tingkatan 6 rendah d SMK Bandar Sarikei. Melisa pula pergi bekerja. lepas tu kami ada dengar berita bahawa dia telah masuk institusi pengajian awam. tahniah diucapkan kepadanya. Kristy pula selepas itu dapat masuk kolej kesihatan training jadi jururawat. dia hanya belajar sampai tingkatan 6 rendah sahaja. tingggallah aku & Meriba d situ meneruskan perjuangan kami di tingkatan 6.

Akhirnya kami berdua telah berjaya tamat tingkatan 6 cemerlangnya... sekarang kami masih belum bertemu dengan satu sama lain. harap dapat reunion satu hari nanti. cuma aku & meriba sahaja ada di sarikei. hujung minggu ni (14/5/11) nanti keluar dengan Meriba.



Some captures of Sarawakian many years ago...

'Beautifuly Day' Malay dance depicting a newly-wed couple enjoying the blessings of the Almighty. the dancers are from Sri Tarina, Sarawak's famous group, twice champions in the National Dance Competition & twice at state level.

'Belangi Pengadap' is a dance of the Bidayuh community performed when receiving guests

'Presentation' a traditional Malay dance for receiving royal guests. the girls hold sireh container & the boys follow them closely in graceful silat move.

Procession of Iban maidens on the way to attend "Gawai Antu"(festival of the dead)

Weaving 'pua kumbu' (ritual blanket). jungle vegetable dyes used.

Ngajat Kenyah, a dance showing a warrior returning triumphant from war

 Iban weaving rotan basket for carrying home the padi after harvest

Sape players

Chinese potters at work. Sarawak traditional designs are applied too much decorative pottery

Bamboo pipe band at Bakelalan





cherish the memories... 6A4 2010

photo taken inside our class 6A4 2010 SMK Bandar Sarikei (with all my classmates & form teacher)
the sweetest memory ever. I'm proud to say that I had finish my Form 6... I learn many things during my study in Form 6, something that I will never get from other places. being a Form 6 student is not easy. it's the hardest part of my study but at last I did it. it's really challenging but I never give up because I know the best is yet to come. you will never know God's plan untill it's really come. I make new friends & learn more about the meaning of life. it's really open my eyes... make me more mature & positive thinking.
CONGRATULATION to all my friends who had succeed crossed the most challenging road- FORM 6
we walked through it & we knew the journey...

Stranger to friend

my parents always tell me never ever speaks to a stranger while I were still a little kid. that's why I never to talk to a stranger  when I were a kid. as a grown up person... now I understand, actually this advice is use to scare little children. for me now, if we never talk to a stranger, then we will never be friend. there's goods & bads about this advise. EVERYBODY IS A STRANGER TO EVERYBODY. we never knew each other before. after we talk to 'that stranger', then we know each other. from a stranger to friend. husband & wife also a stranger to each other. from a stranger to friend then, husband & wife. be brave to speak to a stranger. we'll never know what will happen if we speak to 'that stranger'. may be the most interesting part of our life is yet to come...
little children: listen to your parents advise