Tuesday, August 15, 2006
It was indeed a masterpiece of On Chai that he created this Blog, a very fashionable thing nowadays that makes access to information and mass communication much easier. I hope this could serve as an effective information centre or library for all TPS 64 brothers & sisters to capture the past, present and the future. Learning to use the Blog also makes us feel young and not outdated. Well done, Stephen !
Monday, August 14, 2006
August 11 Dinner
Below is taken out from an email message from Tomson:
Dear TPS Folks,
We have had a great dinner gathering this evening with the honorable presence of both Mr. Ma & Mr. Yeung. We were glad to see them young and healthy as if they were two of our classmates. The waitress of the resturant even thought one of us as the old teacher or headmaster rather than Mr Ma & Yeung. Guess who was the lucky guy ?
We enjoyed the precious moments again in recalling the good old days in TPS and there were always ever ending stories to tell. I was astounded by the superb memories of Nainai, Kwun Dai, Ka Koo, Mice and certainly both beloved teachers; they remembered every exact detail of happenings forty years ago. All in all, it was a treasurable re-union that nobody should miss. Dear friends, do join TPS 1964 gathering as much as you can !
Another big reward we got this evening was that Mr. Ma brought along an old photo on some of our TPS teachers taken in 1963. Now we have a good challenge to check your ability; see how many names you could tell. The answer will be posted later. Try your best !
Kind regards
Tin Sung
Dear TPS Folks,
We have had a great dinner gathering this evening with the honorable presence of both Mr. Ma & Mr. Yeung. We were glad to see them young and healthy as if they were two of our classmates. The waitress of the resturant even thought one of us as the old teacher or headmaster rather than Mr Ma & Yeung. Guess who was the lucky guy ?
We enjoyed the precious moments again in recalling the good old days in TPS and there were always ever ending stories to tell. I was astounded by the superb memories of Nainai, Kwun Dai, Ka Koo, Mice and certainly both beloved teachers; they remembered every exact detail of happenings forty years ago. All in all, it was a treasurable re-union that nobody should miss. Dear friends, do join TPS 1964 gathering as much as you can !
Another big reward we got this evening was that Mr. Ma brought along an old photo on some of our TPS teachers taken in 1963. Now we have a good challenge to check your ability; see how many names you could tell. The answer will be posted later. Try your best !
Kind regards
Tin Sung
老照片 (Our Beloved Teachers)
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