Okay I'm doing this in a rush because I just realised that it's less than two hours before May arrives and I've not published any post for April. It's kinda unbelievable because the last time I published anything was over a month ago!
Blogging has been taking a backseat really ever since the year started thanks to my EJR (essential junior rotation) and while I'm now on Easter Break, I'm somehow taking a break from everything (I'm still doing a lil' amount of revision now and again but that story is for some other entry). I'm pretty much enjoying doing nothing or as Elizabeth Gilbert put it in her 'Eat, Pray, Love', bel far niente. That is Italian meaning 'the beauty of doing nothing' which I'm loving at the moment.
Having said that, this entry is about the annual Malaysian Night that took place some time in March. It was my third year joining in the preparation and taking part in the performance and just like previous two years, I had enjoyed every aspect of it immensely. I'll let the photo do the talking.
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| I was in charge of making the Kolam this year and I was helped by a group of dedicated people.. |
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| unlike the previous two years, I decided to take part in the Indian dance instead of the Malay dance in the spirit of 1Malaysia (or whatever fake slogans they're using these days!) |
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| the Malay dance crew doing some last minute practice... |
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| finally... |
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| the wristband we gave out as door gift... |
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| the posters for the performing casts and crews.. |
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| doing some final preparation before the night started.. |
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| ticket girls at the ready.. |
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| the Chinese calligraphy team.. |
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| Dr Bradley giving his speech.. |
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| Phey Feng, MalSoc president, recorded speech because she couldn't be there on the night.. |
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| and the night began.. |
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