Most of the pictures in Episode 2 represent figments of the author's imagination. It's a malady you pick up when you spend too much time in academia in an English Uinversity.
Maizie could not and would not cook. |
Instead of cooking Maizie would act out her life as a Malay Cleopatra in Kew Gardens. |
In 1975, Maizie was confronted with the realities of working with the ruthlessly ambitious Nanyang Mafia in Jurong Secondary School. She decided to cut her losses and begin a new adventure in Brunei. |
Maizie's work room in her flat at Anggerek Desa |
Maizie took her second-year teacher trainees to Berakas Beach to study the effects of marine erosion. It was not all fun. They had to complete a work sheet at the end of the day. |
Maizie also indulged in starting a hobby for which she had no talent at all! |
And Maizie spent six years with these lovely ladies- very happy, fulfilling years. |
And so to continue with where we left off .............
This will have to be a cliffhanger .......
Why Leicester ?.. pandai lah pulak buat cliffhanger .. so in meantime has to follow your "watch the grass grow" advice ;)).
ReplyDeleteDear Wan Sharif,
ReplyDeleteThank you.
I've often asked myself that question. Why this middling town in the Midlands?
Also I hope to achieve the kind of suspense like in a good thriller - ho hum!
Gambear of 2 pisang and Johnny Lau gives me the nightmare !
ReplyDeletePoor chilly - all alone...
You and Uncle should work together, he draws and you write.
ph, Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHow kind of you to suggest more work for us to do - we are retired and retiring old fogies now - no spring (or summer) chickens.
Hee hee - so you still remember two pisang and Johnny Louse!
Dear AsH,
ReplyDeleteSomehow, your "realities of working with the ruthlessly ambitious Nanyang Mafia" catches me...
Please write more on that issue. I am sure we can learn a lot from your experience. I think I am facing similar "Mafia" here in the office...they cannot handle smart people becasue I am coloured and therefore should be dumb!
Tolong cerita ya, Kak. Knowing you (from your postings which I enjoy reading), those "ruthlessly ambitious nanyang mafia" surely got a piece of your mind! You are not the kind of a girl who would just let things go unanswered, now do you?
Anak Pak Deris
Thank you for your interest Anak Pak Deris.
ReplyDeleteInsyaAllah I shall tackle that portion of my career which has caused me angst and yet also brought me blessings.
Oh the suspense is killing me!
ReplyDeleteAh, well, it does have a happy ending, right? I'll wait then :o)
Have a great week, Auntie Ash.