Staging ''the Importance of Being Earnest''

Yesterday we staged a play of The Important of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. It is for Comparison between British and English Literature class (it is evaluated by our lecturer).  The play is a comedy-romance theme play. I acted as as Gwendolen, the daughter of arrogant and snobbish Lady Bracknell. Even though it was just a small staging (held in our class only), I felt extremely nervous because my team would performed the very first part of the play. And I was afraid if I suddenly forget my lines while performing. The staging started at 10 am, but we came early to get the props and make-up done. So yeah, the time came, we need to perform. We just tried our best and hoping all the efforts we put into the staging will worth it. (we had practiced for a week, like every single day before).  I didn’t have the video with me yet. Just have some of the pictures.

Overall, our lecturer loves our staging damn much. I saw she was so excited watching us acting. She congratulated us over and over for the efforts we put in. I was so relieved when I finished my part, I tried my best to not to be too shy. I just want to nail my part so that I could make the audience burst to laugh. I think I made it (or maybe it was just me hallucinating on the stage ;p). the rest of other teams also did a very good job. Honestly, students really enjoyed doing a performance no matter if it is just a simple act, a play or a drama. I want to act again..=)

Me as Gwendolen

Beside me is Shah starring as Jack/Mr. Ernest Worthing

Gwendolen and mamma, Lady Bracknell

From left : Mei Li starring as Algernon, Hui Li starring as Lane

My crew for act 1

The whole class. The one who sat on the chair in the middle is my lecturer.

1st Thing About Me : A Softballer

I’ve been involved in softball for 5 years until now. I am alright, not too good or too bad for a softball player. I am the okay one. But, my passion for softball isn’t just ‘okay’, it is crazily head over heels kind of passion, as a matter of fact. I started play this game since i was 14 years old, experienced many kinds of injuries, bruises, bleeding, these are so normal in softball. These will happen to you only if you’re not being aware of the hard green ball, or your friend accidentally throws it at you without your notice, or your reflex muscle is just ‘slow’(you just can’t avoid the fast ball even though you see it coming). Instead of these high risk injuries, i freaking want to play. Once you are a sofballer, forever you will be. Well, that is my case. I don’t know about others.

OKAY, for those who doesn’t know what softball is, let me tell you a little bit about it. It is kind of similar to baseball, what differentiates these both are the size of the ball (and colour too), and the way the pitcher pitch the ball to the batter. In case you want to know more, just google them. In Malaysia, both male and female involve in this game, but for other countries, it is only for girls because the boys play baseball.

Softball makes me happy. The friendship built from this is so priceless. What most important is, we always support each other, we won’t let them fall alone. We’ll rise together as a team. Currently, i am a member of Sultan Idris Education University Softball Teachers’ Club (why teachers? Because we are future educator). I'll write more about my softball activities. See ya on my next post.=)

Girls Team (with our coaches)

during the game

my buddies...we have both male & female teams, unfortunately i don't have boys team's picture..hehe

Hello

Expressing yourself to other people is quite difficult sometimes. Including me.  So, i’m here to express what is in me, who i really am, what’s in my thoughts, what’s my likes and dislikes.  Bear with me, okay? =)