What A Gigantic Garland!!....

I've never used to bother about what’s going on in our home politics until recently. And after spending some time reading and catching-up with the latest political developments, not only I hear grouses from the anti-BN bloggers about how corrupted some leaders are, I also realised that Datin Sri Rosmah is not spared from their critics. She is criticized for her size, her skin and her height. Some critics are real mean. I used to tell my hubby and colleagues that these negative remarks about her are just so cruel.

However, I was reading an article in today’s papers and came across the above picture. I myself just couldn’t stop laughing looking at it. Mind you, the bloggers are going to have another field day criticizing her again. The garland is way too gigantic for her and it looks so weird considering her size and height. She almost looked like an baby elephant minus the trunk! Gosh, what an opportunity for bashing time again. Good luck to you, Datin Sri Rosmah!!

Irresponsible Souls...

My heart wrenched when I read about the mishap that took the lives of 3 young children. It clearly depicts the lack of responsibility of those teachers in-charged at that time. Some readers chide the government for conceiving such ideas to have this 1Malaysia camp to foster close racial relationships, thus, causing the accident to happen. Well, I disagree.

I personally feel that the teachers should be responsible for this accident. This accident could have been avoided if there were not too many students crossing that "fateful" bridge at one go. We do not need a genius mind to figure that out, do we? What were the teachers thinking at that moment? Couldn't they gauge the suspension bridge is too fragile to support so many children? Why did they take the risk? Was it for fun or purely lack of common sense?

In future, I'd seriously think twice again sending my kid for field trips.

My condolences to the grieving families..:-(