Shortest tenure as Class monitor

wow have left this blog idle for a long time. So many events n incidences have passed us from then till now.....i will try to catch up...sedaya yg boleh. Ah...i definitely need to share this story on Adib..

.remember i told about my dear Adib wishes to become the class monitor. one fine day last month, he happily waited for me to come back from work..and embraced me at the door..."mummy, cikgu lantik adib jadi ketua darjah"....he was like "yes...yes"....knowing how much he was eyeing for that position...i was proud n happy for him. He took up the responsibility without any hesitation ....wrote down names n scolded those who didnt sit at own places...from the very first minutes he was selected. He told us that he was d third class monitor, the first two was terminated from duty  due to some minor misconduct like being naughty or something.

Then abah told Adib to make sure he completed his home and class works to ensure he able to keep the position.

And true enough...masin mulut abah...about 3-4 days later.....adib with muka "kelat"..told us that he is no more the class monitor...the title is taken from him as he continues to not finishing his homeworks...pity him but that was his own mistake. Perhaps his is the shortest tenure...maybe , i dont know.

So last weekend, we worked together to clear all his outstanding homeworks. Need to like sit and talk to him and teach him to write nicely---adib handwriting is extremely awful--, use the ruler, erase properly etc etc. Parents need to do all these with their kiddo....cant just tell and leave them on their own. Kids these days are not like us...back then, during my days...i think I had that urge inside me that want to excel and learn, but kids these days ...we need to remind them again and again...i had my jerit jerit session last sunday dedicated to Along and Adib....after the jerit jerit, got to grap myself again and sit with them and monitor...phewwww....hard work for mummy, right? but I will do this a thousand years...just love being their mummy and having all the four of them as my dearest sons.