Hi, I have decided, erm, to post my ugly secondary school photos.
Promise me you guys be kind with comments ok. :/
Can you spot me? Luckily the face is damn small, cannot see very clearly. :/
We used to have a formal shot and a informal one. Just look at the guys in my class!! This was when I was in Sec 4, in year 2000.
My best friend then was Jia Xin who sat beside me in class. She was pretty even back then! This top picture, you can see her as the right most girl seated on the floor with her tie loosely tied and her legs folded backwards.
Ah the memories of my times at Fuchun Secondary School. Thanks to facebook, out of these 30+ classmates of mine, we managed to find 17 of them. I wonder where’s the others!
To say the least, I didn’t have the best secondary school experience. I had bad bad hair. No, really bad. It was dry, frizzy and there was no such thing called rebonding then!!
Sigh, so I was called names. The boys had a merry-go-round of a time making fun of me and an even better time assuming I had no feelings. So sad lor!!
Don’t think I forgot! The hurt still here *presses heart*. Haha!! Ah well, that’s the past… I was quite a brad too I think.
1) I refused to tie up my hair and was scolded every assembly by my form teacher. Once she walked by me, I would let it down again. I thought I looked damn fat with my hair up! *sigh* Short hair makes me fat too. So, I had to have it longer than chin level and not tie it up.
2) I often threw notes across the class when the teacher turned her back to write on the blackboard. The better students like Cally and Sin Yi would give me disapproving looks. Haha!
3) I slept like nobody’s business as well. Especially during chinese lessons, with the textbook in front of my face to hide from the teacher of course!!
4) Jia Xin and I often borrowed Cally’s chinese homework to copy 20 mins before the chinese class. Oh gosh. So bad of me!! I really had troubles with chinese! She stopped lending it to me and Jia Xin after awhile though. :/ But hey, I was smart enough to know hers would be all right and I would purposely make some mistakes. Hehehe!
5) Forgetting your badge would mean you have to go buy a new one. That’s $2.50 or $4 per bagde leh! So expensive for a Sec 4 student! So everytime I forgot (and I did seem like I never remembered), I would go borrow from a student nearby and when my teacher was done checking on me, I would return it for that student to get himself checked. Hah~
6) Oh I remembered telling everyone about the “secret” affair my friend, Shan and Deming had back in Sec Sch. I can’t remember if it was because I couldn’t keep a secret or it was done intentionally. What I do know is, people didn’t trust for the next year or so!! So sad!
I prolly did a lot more but if I go on, you guys will be bored! :) Have a nice day ahead ya!
Your best friend is sure pretty. I have my best time as student in secondary school. This post reminds me of those good old days
Saw you though. 7th from the right, 2nd row. Ha….ha….
By the look of the uniforms, is that Methodist College?
OMG borneo – how you know?!??!?! OMG!!!
no hongkiat, its fuchun sec
thank to borneo,i could save my time in hunting you down..
to me you are always so sweet and pretty, i just love your smile..
make sure give me another picture of your 10 years from now,then we will do another comparision
shucks…falcon really got good eyesight…..ju ann, careful yeah, ppl can recognize u since young till now…hahahaha
haha he say he downloaded the pic and checked my name! hahaha