oOur Slideshow!o
posted by Leon Ng at 1:18 AM
For the third consecutive year, the Rotaract Club of the National University of Singapore (NUS) will be sending a group of student volunteers to Cambodia. In December 2006, we will be heading to Prek Thmey Village of Phnom Penh where we will be participating in the construction of a two-room building. One of the rooms will be used as a library and the other as a teacher's room. This blog is a witness to our journey, from the very start until the end, and hopefully beyond that :).
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Fed up with the posting...
Actually want to write something but i don't know how the hell this blog works....
Anyway, a bit of addition to Weiqiang's slideshow whicch i cannot see....is that..
ok..stories to tell.
Since the last plan for the video was a burst...Weiqiang mainly did the OSA arrangement for the Car Wash then thereafter we guys went to Com Science to give leaflets to ask the Lecturers to sign up. Only two signed up by the way(weiqiang pretty panic), which was a blessing in disguise coz we don't have to spend time looking for those cars. The Carpark is SO BIG....sure die carrying two pails of water everywhere haha.
Lots of things are blessing...like the two car wash we had....it rained just after we packed up and threw our stuff back at YIH. In Fundraising, its really the weather that is so important. If it has rained for both Soccer Fiesta and Car Wash...sure trashed. But all's well ends well. Thats really good.
From the car wash its pretty funny...Girl (student drivers) never let us wash. Guys are ok. But if i were those girls i may not let you guys wash too....hahahaha (its a girl's thingy)
But everyone's pretty cool. Shine is the water bearer....meiyin, keeyeh, Junkiat, Lijiuen, Pam...everyone really worked hard thank you!
p.s Pam's water bottle and Lijiuen or Meiyin's pen is still at the Rotaract's table :)
Before i end, here's a food for thought:
When i was asking for encyclopedia donation, i realised this thing that people have. They do not really want to give even though they do not use it anymore. Because they bought those books at a pretty high price.
So people put value to things. But where does this value really lie?
1) In the initial value?
2) In the utilisation value?
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