Music to my ears

Glad in school was getting better , despite after being bombarded with the complaints by the unhappy me. remember i had trouble with the bookkeeping part?My HOD gave a solution that i couldnt think of and it is by changing or modifying, rather, the syllabus of the subject concerned.

Reshuffling the subject/syllabus of the form 2 and form 3, so that the bookkeeping part would only be done in form 3, makes me in a 'safe' position not to tackle that part. i was happy but sad at the same time, despite being able to teach the subject but with a major weakness in that part. at least, i was being honest that i couldnt teach it rather than 'yes-yes, sure-sure, nod-nod, faham-faham' situation, padahal satu haprak pun tara tau.nahmean. heh.

ok, now the school is thinking like as if i am a new teacher(well they have been thinking dat way since day 1) no, not relief, but a daily paid teacher. are there chances that relief teachers gonna be taken and absorbed to the school? that's what lingering in our ears...

now talking about lingering in our ears, i believe most of you have read the opinion section of the bulletin weekend about our situation:

Why don't we employ our jobless teachers?

There are unanswered questions that linger in our heads.

How much longer do we have to wait?

Please tell us why relief teachers are sought when there are hundreds of qualified teachers out there jobless and working part time.

We have wasted time waiting and we are frustrated that no action has been taken to curb this situation.

We would like to know if there are any problems recruiting new teachers. We pray to Allah for this misery to come to an end and hope that we are not being neglected.

- HL

Huhu...finally one of our voices has made it known to the relevant authorities out there. Now im not gonna question about the opinion coz its almost entirely agreeable..right, hahah....and what i wanna know is who is HL ? please, for those who know, do PM me alright..heHe......gotta give a pat at the back to HL for being loud enough to be heard.

Silly us, all we do now is to wait for the reply.....hahah...come wednesday/saturday....awu ane jua dorang lambat reply antah....

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Regarding the title post, music to my ears, I've been downloading some music of Indon bands that i am a fan (fan?) of...namely Samsons and Peterpan.....they've got some new songs comin out already; samsons with the upcoming album and not so sure abt Peterpan..but yea, the new music are further more maturing to hear than the previous catchy ones that we used to hear of them...

its rather hard, if i were to think abt it, what makes a music to my ears...i keep on wondering why my taste in music seem to change or maybe static to just listening to the same band/singer again and again...

good music, again, is subjective to individuals. and i'll let u ponder abt that. but most pple dont know that good music are not just what we hear in the radio, what we see on TV, or what we read on reviews in the papers but its the unseen and unheard of that also make good music. many of us fail to listen to this kinda music and just go with the flow of the mainstream music. yes, im talking abt the underground music industry. individuals who dont want to surface and enjoy making music for the public to hear and at free of cost. although, resurfacing can reach further more listeners.

Cut the crap. bla bla bla. i do hope u get what i mean. cheers.