Today I'm not going to talk about my assignments, or else you'll get bored again. >:D
I was searching for some old remaining text pads in the bookshelf just now. Accidentally I found these three set of old papers together with the text pad that caught my attention and then I decided to feature them here.
Since they already existed long time ago in my house
but always being ignored so I purposely edited them with a sepia layer to show that they are
OLD.
Can you believe that I wrote these two sets of latihan by myself? In fact, yes. I did this because I was assigned by my mom to become my little brother's tutor aka tuition teacher when I was studying primary school standard 5 or 6 (couldn't remember it).
That time I was so excited about my new "job" so I prepared the exercises from a reference book and hope that I can train my brother to score high marks for his Malay subject but at the end didn't because I quarreled with him and refused to teach him anymore.
Undeniably the level of difficulty of the exercises were considered too high for a standard 2 student, you know that I always put a high expectation on my little brother but he always disappointed me. :(
This was really funny. My Chinese handwriting was so kiddy during that time. It was a song lyrics from a Cantonese drama, Survivor Law. I remembered that time I was so into the story, theme song as well as the main actor,
Lam Fung. I think I started to admire him since this drama was shown on TV when I was 13 or 14 years old if I'm not mistaken. LOL
The one above is my Biology notes when I was Form 4 or 5 (memory lost again). I missed my "good student" handwriting, so neat omg! You will not want to read my handwriting nowadays, it's no longer readable. I can still remember I used to press the pencil head hardly onto the paper surface when I was writing, especially copying notes and writing essays. After that I liked to touch on the back page of the paper and I can feel there's a ragged texture on the surface. The feeling was so fun and exciting!
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xoxo