13 years…. of love

Posted By Hard Break Kid, on April 13th, 2009

It has been 13 years since I’ve met my wife. So today we went to the very first place we’ve met 13 years ago for lunch. This was during lunch time. We ordered the same food and sit on the same spot we look at each other for the first time. Thanks to Allah the Al-mighty for giving me the chance to meet her and thanks dear for accepting me of who I am. Then 4 years later we get married and get busy with our two princesses.
Special thanks to DJ Izan for the help & DJ Frankie of Pilihan Network for the surprised calls for her early this afternoon.

Trying to recap our sweet memories

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Is this Fair for the Children?

Posted By Hard Break Kid, on April 10th, 2009

Some of these smiling faces will be retain in 2010 at Year 1

I received a memo from Seri Mulia Sarjana School inviting me to attend a meeting relating to the ages of students allowable into Year 1. And as the footer of the memo says “THIS MEETING IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT AND IT WILL BE MUCH APPRECIATED IF ALL PARENTS CONCERNED COULD ATTEND THIS MEETING” and yes it’s sure are Extreme when I attend this meeting today at Seri Mulia Sarjana PRESCHOOL.

I was shocked that my daughter who is studying in Year 1 at SMSS will be retain another year just because her age is less than 5 year 9 month as of 31 March 2009. As according to Education Act of Brunei Darussalam, children must be 6 years old on 1^st January to be in Year 1. In 2009, students in year 1 must be born between 1^st April 2002-31^st April 20003, which make my daughter not eligible to be promoted to Year 2 next year.

Wow what a waste of time for my daughter, having to sit another year doing the same old things just because she’s been considered “under age” by the relevant authorities. As an old saying ” Melentur Buluh biarlah dari Rebungnya” that is one of my reason sending her early to school at the age of 3yrs 6 month. For me education has no age limit. The sooner they learn the better. Why have to wait to a certain age if the children could manage to cope up with the curriculum provided by the school. I really don’t foresee any problem in that. The sooner they are in school the younger they will graduate in higher institutions. Is that too much to ask for making it a reality?

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She’s 8 years old today

Posted By Hard Break Kid, on April 7th, 2009

Time sure flies very fast, just can’t believe that Balqis turns 8 years old today. Had a birthday celebration at her grandparent’s house just after school. It was just a simple family celebration, a “Doa Selamat” recited by her grandfather, cutting the b’day cake and a simple meal comes with it.

B’day Cake

Balqis N Humairaa’

My Loving Wife and Humairaa’

Doa Selamat

My Sweet Princess Nurul Najwa Balqis Batrisyia

Jalan Jalan Cari Makan

Posted By Hard Break Kid, on March 17th, 2009

Yesterday, we went to Taman Selera for dinner. As usual the place was full of people eventhough it was the middle of the month. We tried a newly open food stall which serve fresh fish, crabs and lobsters. Fresh by mean still alive. Pinang Seafood was previously doing business at Jerudong Park. The food was good specially the Steam Boat Tomyam Soup.