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This is the Hockey/Rugby blog for the Singapore Snapshots.
This is the story of the guys who didn’t go to Malaysian Montage.
You may think that it was a bore, however, it was very interesting and relevant to our syllabus.
We went to several places: Singapore Zoo, Green Circle Farm, Oh’s Farm, Greek exhibition(national Museum)
History Of Singapore (national Museum).

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We are the Hockers/Ruggers who can't go for MM.
What else is there to know? ;P

Friday, March 7, 2008

8:43 AM

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HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:
HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:HEY IM MASON! (:

Hey ya’ll, these are your boys from Singapore! We want to give a shout out to everyone, especially our batch mates in Malaysia, which we hope are having a bash. Anyway, for the non-MM pupils, like me, we started the day off with a morning PT. (I know it doesn’t sound that cool, but it was kind of fun.) After that, we went to the National Museum to check out the Lourve exhibits, which were shipped from France. We also learnt about the past of Singapore in another section of the museum. We even got to use an iPod to listen to the past of Singapore. (Well, it was something like an iPod.) The Lourve exhibits were very interesting. They showed us that there were many differences between the Greek civilization and the modern era. Examples include Science & the Arts, form of writing etc. This was very interesting as I never knew that modern era has many similarities compared to the Greek civilization, like how they both have agriculture, a form of writing etc. Learning about the past of Singapore was also quite cool. We could actually compare the past of Singapore to the modern Singapore and see what has changed over the years. It was quite fascinating, and the ipod wannabe’s were SWEET! Overall, I guess the day was okay. JUST KIDDING! It was very cool and educational and we learnt a lot about the Greek Civilization and the modern era. We were told that this might help us in the next term. (Don’t let our boys in MM know about this.) Oh well, that’s mostly it, see ya later dudes!

Hey ya’ll, these are your boys from Singapore! We want to give a shout out to everyone, especially our batch mates in Malaysia, which we hope are having a bash. Anyway, for the non-MM pupils, like me, we started the day off with a morning PT. (I know it doesn’t sound that cool, but it was kind of fun.) After that, we went to the National Museum to check out the Lourve exhibits, which were shipped from France. We also learnt about the past of Singapore in another section of the museum. We even got to use an iPod to listen to the past of Singapore. (Well, it was something like an iPod.) The Lourve exhibits were very interesting. They showed us that there were many differences between the Greek civilization and the modern era. Examples include Science & the Arts, form of writing etc. This was very interesting as I never knew that modern era has many similarities compared to the Greek civilization, like how they both have agriculture, a form of writing etc. Learning about the past of Singapore was also quite cool. We could actually compare the past of Singapore to the modern Singapore and see what has changed over the years. It was quite fascinating, and the ipod wannabe’s were SWEET! Overall, I guess the day was okay. JUST KIDDING! It was very cool and educational and we learnt a lot about the Greek Civilization and the modern era. We were told that this might help us in the next term. (Don’t let our boys in MM know about this.) Oh well, that’s mostly it, see ya later dudes!