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Hi, my name is Malti and I'm the volunteers co-ordinator for Short and Sweet.

For Short and Sweet, we are now in need of ushers/front of house for a couple of dates below.

As an usher, we would need you to report 1 hour before the show. So, it's 7pm on the days of evening performances and 2pm on the days of the matinee performances. You do not have to attend rehearsals.

I'd like to give you a few dates below, please pick the batch which you would like to do. It's not a must to choose a) b) and c) altogether. Just one is good enough.

DATES AVAILABLE -- USHERING (please pick one alphabet)
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BATCH a) 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 22nd April -- 7pm (5 nights)

BATCH b) 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th April -- 7pm (5 nights)

BATCH c) 21st, 22nd April -- 2pm (2 afternoons only)

Please feel free to pick either a) or b) or c) or more than one if desired.

Once you have chosen your alphabet below, please reply with the following particulars :

- full name- hp number- email- snail mail address

and I'll get back to you shortly

Thank you and with best regards.
Malti Lalwani
Volunteers Co-ordinator
Short and Sweet Singapore

Perak Trip

Hi all! This entry contains photos & few words, exactly the way you like it. HOHOs. All photos are taken by me except those with me in them, haha:)

Tram.
I seriously don't know what these are, but there were plenty of such around.
Taken on the bus. Sorry for the reflection of the seats...

A typical Malaysian street
Kassandra & I at the padi field
Padi Field!
Sunrise? Yup. I think I took this on the 2nd day on the bus.

PUBLICITY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! GET FREE TICKETS AND CIP HOURS!

Dear students,

Am posting this here in case some of you are free and interested to help out:

PUBLICITY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!

GET FREE TICKETS & CIP HOURS

Dear Volunteers,

Thank you for your continuous support for W!LD RICE and our productions. W!LD RICE proudly presents BLITHE SPIRIT, directed by Glen Goei (Boeing Boeing, The Magic Fundoshi), this comic masterpiece stars Lim Kay Siu, Neo Swee Lin, Tan Kheng Hua, Selena Tan, Pam Oei, Gerald Chew and Celine Rosa Tan.

We are looking for volunteers to assist in the FRONT-OF-HOUSE (FOH) to welcome our guests and other FOH duties.

If you are able to commit at least 4 weekdays (Tues to Fri) or a weekend (Sat & Sun) from 12 April to 29 April 2007. Call Ellen Ng now @ 62922695 or email ellen@wildrice.com.sg before 23 March 2007.

Thank you for your support and dedication! Looking forward to seeing you again.

Cheers,

Ellen Ng

Marketing Executive

a well worth $6.50.

Letters from Iwo Jima is a great movie.

I think the message Clint Eastwood (old chap.) is trying to send out to the audience is that not all the Japanese who took part in the war wanted to fight for their country, and not all of them are evil and like to torture the POWs. Similarly, it is also trying to say that the Americans, though dubbed the 'saviours' of the world in WWII, were not entirely good-hearted and kind (as thought by the Japanese soldiers who surrendered to the Americans).

Actually there are a lot of media that tries to portray different perspectives of the war from different types of people. If you are a Fort Minor fan, you may have come across this song named "Kenji". It is one song that depicts the story of a Japanese living in America during the war period.

Go listen.

Letters from Iwo Jima

Haha.
Ah Kiat, as usual, did very morbit things again for the fun of it...
He must be excited over the blood-gushing-out part when the americans blasted the Japanese.
It's quite a nice movie but it does not have a real climax.
However, at least it showed us how it is really like in a battle field;
The inevitability of death as a soldier and he cannot run away from it;
The pain experienced by the civilians and the soldiers' families.
I could feel the pain when the soldiers sacrificed themselves for their country.
It was a touching movie but it carried some ironic ideas and some humour.
I was quite surprised that it was not very pro-Japanese even though it was filmed in the perspective of the Japanese of World War II.

<3 janice =)


Oh ya, class, please remember to sign off your name at the end of the entry that you've posted.

word of the day

the word of the day...

malapropism \mal-uh-PROP-iz-uhm\, noun:
The usually unintentionally humorous misuse of a word, especially by confusion with one of similar sound; also, an example of such misuse.

IT fair...

Today, some of us went to Sun Tec City to watch the letter from Iwo Jima.. The movie is supposed to be sad.. However, sze kiat end up laughing all the way.. Saddist!!!

Before the movie, the guys went to the IT fair as we reached Sun Tec quite early... The IT fair was REALLY big and crowded! We saw PS3 there! REALLY cool.. We even planed to rob the guy who bought it on the spot , but we were too kind and did not do it in the end.. However, we saw somethings that has no link with the IT fair there! A STAR WAR CHARACTER! I forgot what is his name.. His face is ugly , but i love his lightsaber!!! So nice~!



The dumb Sze kiat.. Haha

The person with the lightsaber!!!

Khong Lim(look at his hands)






























Li rui(yellow)


The other photos that i took are not very clear so..

This blog is very hard to use. I spent 1 hour just to post these two photos.

Hey 4Bees!!!
It's the 1st time I post an entry here!!!
HAha.
I just got my computer fixed.
YAYYY
Correct me if I make any grammatical mistakes or any usage of improper English.
I'm putting in my best effort to type in proper English.
It's also my first attempt to make sure that the text is really in proper English.
It's a grest challenge for me as I took every long to get this entry done.


-Three cheers for Janice!!!