Blackout
Posted on: Thursday, September 13, 2007
Posted at: 8:03 PM
Posted at: 8:03 PM
THE BIG BLACKOUT
Quite an interesting day I would say...
At around 7am, I was playing chapteh outside my classroom. Then, I spotted the lights in my classroom going out. I thought that some people might be being lame again and so, I didn't bother much about it. Then, I heard yellings from the whole sec 3 block. That was when I realised that there is a power shortage.
Hah. Everything was cut off completely. The mike could not be used during flag raising and hence, no announcements. During reading period, it was quite warm and dark inside the classrooms and hence, we were allowed to read our magazines outside. But most of us just slacked off anyway.
The whole row of us "reading our magazines" outside.
Another shot.
People on the upper floors.
A shot into the classroom.
The only thing left that is working...
At about 8.30am, the power was finally restored. I was at history class at that time and was about to die from the warmth when the fans finally started turning. Soon, shoutings were heard from almost the whole school. Heh.
Quite an interesting day I would say...
At around 7am, I was playing chapteh outside my classroom. Then, I spotted the lights in my classroom going out. I thought that some people might be being lame again and so, I didn't bother much about it. Then, I heard yellings from the whole sec 3 block. That was when I realised that there is a power shortage.
Hah. Everything was cut off completely. The mike could not be used during flag raising and hence, no announcements. During reading period, it was quite warm and dark inside the classrooms and hence, we were allowed to read our magazines outside. But most of us just slacked off anyway.
The whole row of us "reading our magazines" outside.
Another shot.
People on the upper floors.
A shot into the classroom.
The only thing left that is working...
At about 8.30am, the power was finally restored. I was at history class at that time and was about to die from the warmth when the fans finally started turning. Soon, shoutings were heard from almost the whole school. Heh.