Just remember to turn up your PC volume & click the play icon.
and now the other one ...
What great memories these videoclips will make !
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Nice to have videoclips to remember such events by. Pity the "Sons of St Joseph" one was a bit cut off. We must have a repeat performance, an encore sometime ...
ReplyDeleteWJ,
ReplyDeleteCan you please put up our School Song lyrics in the website for the others to polish up "sons of st joseph`s for our next Big Reunion.Thanks
What a memorable birthday for our old friend Philip. He will always be able to come back to this blog in later years and hear his friends sing his birthday song with such gusto. Good on ya, Pip!
ReplyDeleteLast night, JK's family and my family met up for dinner at Benson Seafood. The crabs fried dry with egg and ginger was delicious as was the fresh water lobsters steamed in egg white. We also had bamboo snails [teck tan] fried with curry powder and ladies fingers stir-fried with dried shrimps. Nigel particularly liked the sweet and sour garoupa [he normally dislikes fish].
JK took some photos of the food and wine. He might be sending it to WJ. It was an opportunity for us to meet up with JK's lovely daughter Rachel who is a med student in Cambridge. She has just flown in from KL and it was the first time we met.
This morning, Bob and I had breakfast with JK at Golden Arch near 3rd Mile roundabout. JK and Bob had the famous laksa there. After eating a bowl of laksa, JK had another bowl of white pomfret porridge. Bob was commenting that the good doctor looks small but his engine still very good. LOL.
Hi...BW
ReplyDeleteThe lyrics was on the previous blog:
http://stjoe-form5in1976.blogspot.com/2009_01_01_archive.html
I do not know about some of you guys wanting to sing our school anthem wholeheartely and publicly, personnally I will give it a miss but great on you guys who are still so patriotic. Btw, does anyone know if the current students still sing it (the very same one) at the present school?
Now that we have reunite more of our "old" friends, can someone get hold of their email addresses (albeit some may still do not have an email account, if not, consult your children...lol) or WJ can update them on previous web page.
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