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Meeting on 11 May 2010

Dear Indrahanians,

Unfortunately I was unable to attend our club meeting on 11 May due to my flu. I was down & out, and my mind wasn’t working very well that day – I remembered to pass the printed agenda to Prez Han but forgot to give him the award ribbons for the night. As such the winners can only get their ribbons in the next meeting.

And from what I hear, those well deserved ribbons went to Jen for her excellent, well-crafted, well-rehearsed & enjoyable rendition of the true story of ‘The 3 Little Pigs” by a wolf, Thian Seng for his equally marvellous & humorous evaluation of her speech, and to a young guest, Fariz, for his impromptu speaking skills. Kudos to you all & a thousand apologies for not presenting the ribbons to you that night.

Not only did I miss feeling like a little girl all over again from Jen’s story, I also missed out on meeting some old members like Olga & Jee Peng, and
others whom I’ve never met – Nadia & kids, Mui Fah.

And I missed out on learning about Laughter Yoga from Karen.

It seemed like a night of rejoicing (Word of the Day) on high feelings, happiness & friends well met. Apparently Victor, the Grammarian, had a lot of business that night from that word.

Finally a word of thanks for those who stepped in last minute to fill in posts – Wooi Hong, Dr Choong & even Jee Peng! Thanx to all.

Well, I’ll have to time my flu better next time so I won’t have to miss out on another happy meeting. And if I were you, I wouldn’t want to miss out on meetings either.

May all great blessings come your way.

Kay Wong
VPE 2009/2010

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