It’s now just a habit, YOU FOOL!
July 25, 2005Since I was at the basicschool, the school required us to have a ceremony every monday morning, I had to wear a complete uniform. So I was standing there under the sun, singing the national song while they were putting the flag till it’s up, listening to what the schoolhead said and all the ceremony shit stuffs. For about 10 years I have been required to attend it on monday and to my confusion is that it just became a habit for them every monday. I think it’s just because the teachers have also been required to attend a ceremony when they were still studying. I really don’t find a need to have ceremony every monday!
Now you ask,”why?” Let me tell ya! Does America do that every monday at school? Do another countries do that? Does America follow the rules? Answer: they do follow even though they are not having ceremony on monday morning and I might say that I’ve never had a ceremony since I live here. But, look at the country I was born in, they have ceremony, even the students can tell you easily about the shit things they’ll get during ceremony because they remember it already. But none follows the rules and what are written in the constitution. All of those are made to be contravened, polices are paid by a wrong driver to shut up, there’s discrimination between religions, races, etc. So? Why must they have ceremony every monday? What’s that for?!? All of them are just making monday a shit day! You teachers and schoolhead must have opened your eyes for doing this monday nonsense’s ceremony! And you students, open your eyes, too! Don’t get fooled by your schoolhead to stand up under the sun and follow all the shit stuffs till it’s finished, it only burns your skin, YOU FOOL!!!!
Sorry, rude yes I know! But I feel annoyed that I had to attend a ceremony for years!
I have been having morning assemblies (ceremony) for first ten years of my schooling where we used to sing national anthem. I think that inculcated the love of land in me. And I love even now. Why are you annoyed when it is already over?
BTW, your present header is the best so far I have seen in blogsphere.
Comment by shirazi — July 26, 2005 @ 4:35 am
I remember those ceremonies…happily I only had to join them 3 years in school…until the wall felt in Germany. In East Germany it had been normal to have ceremonies in school but not always with a uniform if I remember correct…
Comment by Kat — July 26, 2005 @ 5:03 am
Shirazi: thx, Shi. And I don’t only feel annoyed when it’s over but I already felt annoyed. Last night when my aunt told me a story, it reminded me to my country, I feel disappointed that they got problems with their own folks, almost nobody follows the constitution, they don’t care for the folks even when there’s an earthquake the head planned something else, other than helping the people who lost everything due to the disaster :(
Kat: but imho they are lucky, you all are. And now when the people in my country see the other people whose country has ever colonialised my country, they still consider them as a colony, the people who have had war with them. While this country doesn’t colonialise them no more but they their own folks colonialise their own country :’(
Comment by Nahum — July 26, 2005 @ 8:34 am
Speaking of constitutions, I hate how people here(in the Phils) don’t follow the constitutional procedure, and WANTS nothing but rallies, fucking rallies. WTH, what’s the constitutions use then if people wanted to remove a president by going onto the streets and I blame the Church(for interefering much in politics) why people think this way.
Comment by Tam — July 26, 2005 @ 12:29 pm
WOW red hot! i love tge color red.. it shows power and passion at the same time :)
Anyway.. speaking of national anthem and flag ceremony, I experienced during my elementary days that flag ceremony is held everyday. If you were outside the gate of the school when it starts, you are already late… high school was much lax, because the flag ceremony are only during mondays… now that I’m working at a private company, we no longer have such ceremonies :) only the government offices do have ceremonies every monday.
Comment by shenski — July 26, 2005 @ 2:19 pm
lol @ it only burns your skin, YOU FOOL!!!!
Comment by Raheel — July 26, 2005 @ 8:02 pm
Btw this is damn hot skin.
Comment by Raheel — July 26, 2005 @ 8:04 pm