Foon Yew High School Alumni 寬柔中學校友1965畢業
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Feb 29, 2008
新山 古廟 眾神慶典 2008
Quote from 茂輝:
一般而言,過了元宵節這“年”也就過了。但對新山人來說是要過了戊正月廿一古廟眾神慶典後,才真正算是過完“年”。對旅居外埠或國外的同學們,可能已很久沒聽過這回事了。而明天晚上正是戊子年正月廿一古廟游神的大節日。而每年古廟游神的活動已是新山近年來的旅遊賣點,同時也逐步走向國際化。就以今年來說,有來自台灣與潮州的拍攝隊伍前來進行記錄工作,作為他們收集海外華人傳統文化、習俗的資料。
今年的鼠年春節,偉榮同學夫婦、傳鐸同學夫婦以及漢榮同學難得都一齊回到新山來過節,部份的同學們都再相聚在一起同“撈生”、慶佳節。 (可上網偉榮所篇輯的部落格http://foon-yew.blogspot.com/觀賞同學們相聚的照片)。當然,兩個月前的聖誕節玲瓏同學回到星洲過節,也是一個難得的相聚機會。畢竟六年寬中同窗如今己是離校第43個年頭了,2010年我們這一屆的寬中同學聯誼會,將會主辦離校45週年的聚會,期望國外以及外埠的同學都能安排時間來參與此盛會,將是人生一樂也!
Quote from 偉榮:
I totally didn't recall this event at all. Even my college time in
Taiwan and my early days in USA are remote. I recalled 2 weddings in
early days:
I went to See-Ngo's wedding in southern California. See-Ngo said I
looked very gloomy. She probably doesn't remember it. (like Li-Fung).
Actually, I had an operation (big cut) not too long ago. Even that I
still had to study and to cook. That's a low point in my life.
I remember that I was lying on bed and a girl came to visit. My shape
was so bad that really scared her and she never saw me again. Ha....
My walking posture was curved.
My wife and I were the only 2 guests in Martin Yan's wedding even
though there were hundreds of Bride's gusets. Of course, I had to be
the best man. That's the time Martin went for cooking career and I was
looking for Physics jobs, which were on the decline since then, and
finally I became an aerospace engineer.
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校友1965級同學在新加坡聚會 2019; 校友1965級同學在新山聚會 2019
Meeting 陳傳鐸 at Dayton, Ohio 2014
Meeting Old Friends 沙巴 新加坡 台北 2013; Meeting Old Classmates at JB 2012-13
洪麗貞在加州洛杉磯 2012
Gathering at Stulang Laut 新甘光 2011; Classmate Gathering at Johor Bahru 2011; Gathering in Singapore & Taipei 2011
離校45週年聯誼聚餐會 2010; 新山古廟眾神巡遊 2010
Alumni Activities 2009
Alumni Activities 2008; 新山 古廟 眾神慶典 2008; 中國新年 Reunion at Singapore 2008; 中國新年 Reunion at 新山 2008
Meeting 許漢榮 at Taipei 2008
Classmates Reunion Gatherings 2007; Meeting 羅玲瓏 in Vancouver 2007
Seasonal Greetings 2005
Past Year Pictures 2000-2003
我的旅遊創作網站連結 My Blog Links
校友1965級同學在新加坡聚會 2019; 校友1965級同學在新山聚會 2019
Meeting 陳傳鐸 at Dayton, Ohio 2014
Meeting Old Friends 沙巴 新加坡 台北 2013; Meeting Old Classmates at JB 2012-13
洪麗貞在加州洛杉磯 2012
Gathering at Stulang Laut 新甘光 2011; Classmate Gathering at Johor Bahru 2011; Gathering in Singapore & Taipei 2011
離校45週年聯誼聚餐會 2010; 新山古廟眾神巡遊 2010
Alumni Activities 2009
Alumni Activities 2008; 新山 古廟 眾神慶典 2008; 中國新年 Reunion at Singapore 2008; 中國新年 Reunion at 新山 2008
Meeting 許漢榮 at Taipei 2008
Classmates Reunion Gatherings 2007; Meeting 羅玲瓏 in Vancouver 2007
Seasonal Greetings 2005
Past Year Pictures 2000-2003
我的旅遊創作網站連結 My Blog Links
8 comments:
Dear 茂 辉 n All ,
Is so great to see that ” 兴 阿" , " 發 阿"。
Do you know what I miss the most is----The Street Teo Chew Opera----
God bless you all in good health, spirit and mind.
From Sally.
茂辉同学,
谢谢你2月26日的 e-mail,它让我们更了解了在新山柔佛古庙所举办的所谓”春节 Cheng Gay " 的意义。
这次,几位侨居海外的同学回来过新年,你抽空为大家安排集会以及所做的一切,我在此真诚的感谢你。
当然,也要感谢章才与爱芳夫妇为我们在新加坡的集会提供了舒适的场所和丰盛的美食。
总之,我代表大家对你们三位说声“谢谢“。 ( 同学门都 OK 吧 ! ? )
祝大家健康与愉快。
燕燕 敬上
2008年3月1日
Dear Alumni Friends,
I received the news and saw all the pictures of your gatherings when I was visiting my children and grandchildren in Calif. I just came home two days ago. I haven't seen Chou Tok and Han Rong since we graduated. So sorry I missed you!
Yes, Wee Yong, I remember you came to my wedding 35 yrs ago, that was very kind of you to come all the way. My husband also remembers it well to this day because you told him to take good care of me or you would "shoot" him (Ha Ha....) For your info,he has surely taken the best care of me all these
years : )
Looking forward to our next gathering(s).
God Bless You and Your Family!
Shirley Say Ngoh
Hello Say Ngoh 細娥,
Thank you for your reply. Did I say that I wanted to shoot your
husband? I can't recall that. I was too weak to shoot anyone.
Ha.....It becomes an unresolved issue, like that of Li-Fung and
Han-Rong.
I am happy that you have been taken care well. It's not because of my warning but your husband 對你用情至深哦^^^ . Sorry 有一點肉麻, I am just practicing my Chinese writing.
Also thanks the email from 燕燕: Are you still suggesting a bus tour
reunion to northern Malaysia in 2010? It turns out my college
classmate 40th reunion will be in the same year in Taiwan. It's nice
if they will be held close in time. Try some dates and let me work on
it.
Hoe-Beng 浩明, haven't heard from you. You used to write a lot. ^^
Once we get older, it's harder for us to move around. So, online
communication is the best for older people. Last time I gave you a "Go around world" post but the music is not very good. Now I used the song "ABBA Medley" by my daughter and her group, and also added my own tour pictures in the video. I hope you will enjoy it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_maqWR8vaA
There is a Singapore scene in the video if you can find it. You need
to use (Encoding>Unicode) to see my Chinese here. If you still can't
see it, go to http://foon-yew.blogspot.com/ and it is posted in 'comments' in there.
Have a good time,
Wee-yong
Hi!
Finally, someone has said I have been writing a lot, which I have also sensed it. Most of our folks remain reticent, that why I think it's better that I shut up.
Anyway, I enjoy reading all the messages and information posted by you via the Foon Yew Blogspot. It warms my heart and is eagerly awaiting to read more information about our folks, especially the some unresolved issues dig out by you recently; hope many more will surface.
It's great that Yuen Yuen is planning a bus tour in Malaysia. I could not agree less with you that timing is very important as everyone of us do have our own schedules and commitments and hopefully she could come up with a date early.
I appreciate your effort in putting up the Foon Yew Blogspot which helps us to understand the lattest engagement among our folks. Kudos to you.
Good day and take care,
Hoe Beng
Hoe Beng,
You replied so fast. I thought you might not see my email for a while
because you said you didn't have internet at home. But I'm glad you
saw it fast.
Most people remain reticent because they are not used to internet
email. This happens everywhere and in every group. It's not because
you wrote too much.
At our age, in fact, we'd like to hear from friends even it's trival
things. Older people usually are more isolated and feel kind of
abandoned by young people. So, you will be surprised that your efforts
are more welcome than you thought.
I usually c.c. my emails to all classmates unless it's private. That's
how we are getting connected.
Cheer,
Wee-yong
Wee yong,
This so nice of u to all the classamtes,as we get older from hearing new about other old classmate is a nice thing .
I am on my to the airport now to catch a flighy to Hong Kong then take a ferry to Zhong Shan,I will work in Zhong Shan hopefuly not more than two weeks.I do not want to miss Spring in Vancouver.
Li lung
Wee Yong,
Sorry, my early reply has caught you by surprise. Yes, you are right that, as for now, I do not have access to internet from my home. I usually check my e-mails once or twice a week, either on thursday or friday. But, it's more frequent when need arises (eg last week I was served with a parking offence notice by parking my car in a season parking lot without a season parking ticket. The fine is hefty. I appealed via e-mailing and the composition fine had been waived). That is the time when I am "patronising" my mail box more frequent.
Regarding "writing a lot" issue, it's just a casual joke. I just try to avoid being branded/perceived by our folks as a superactive "retiree". To me, it's alright to cc our e-mailing to all as long as they don't feel it bored and become an unnecessary chore.
I hope more will join in our chitchats, interact and get connected.
Cheers,
Hoe Beng
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