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Upon arriving in Bangkok, we were captivated by the city's vibrant culture and welcoming people. Despite the nerves, we managed to enjoy sightseeing and tasting delicious Thai cuisine.
The competition day was intense. Choirs from various countries showcased their talent, and the level of competition was high. The grand auditorium was filled with anticipation and the harmonious melodies of different songs echoed throughout the room.
When it was our turn, I remember feeling a mix of excitement and nervousness. We walked on the stage, took a deep breath, and began to sing. Our voices soared through the auditorium, harmonizing and hitting every note perfectly. The Thai song we had practiced so diligently was met with applause and appreciation from the audience.
Although we didn't win the first prize, the experience was rewarding. We received commendable feedback from the judges and a thunderous applause from the audience. The trip taught us about teamwork, resilience, and the beauty of music that transcends language barriers. Participating in the choir competition in Thailand was truly a memorable experience.
3. A Man Charged
A man has been sued in court for pushing an older woman down a bus on Upper Thomson Road. Ong Kok Hao, 25, is accused of injuring 76-year-old Hwang Li Lian Nee Lye on bus service number 167 around 3 p.m. on June 5th. Ong is alleged to have pushed the older woman onto her back, causing her to collapse onto the bus stairs. The incident was recorded and posted to YouTube in a two-minute video. Ong bursts into a fury at Madam Hwang for pressing the ring at the last minute along Upper Thomson Road, according to the video. During the resulting scream battle, Ong attempted to slap the woman before shoving her down the bus. Ong’s lawyer, Eddie Koh, will present his case to the court. The issue will be revisited by the police in December.
4. Being a Spiderman
I dreamed of being a superhero when I was a teenager. I imagined myself as Spiderman.
One day, when I was fishing at the river I was bitten by a spider and luckily I was not dying. At first I felt cold for 24 hours and I was alone in my room. Nobody knew about it. I didn’t tell my family because I was afraid they would be angry with me. After that, something had happened in my body and I still did not recognize it. I lived as I did usually, went to school, went home, ate, did some activities and so on.
I realized at the first time that I had a superpower was when I was in an accident. I rode a motorcycle and suddenly a bus crashed into me. I bounced out of the road and my motorcycle was totally broken. But in that case, I did not feel any pain. There was no blood out of my body. I was angry at that time because the bus did not stop and escaped. I ran after it and I didn’t know why I could run so fast and jump so high.
I jumped to the back of the bus and climbed it like a spider. I went to the front, stopped the bus and took the driver out of the bus door. I knew that I was no longer a normal human being. I did nothing more to the bus driver. I went back home and decided what to do after that.
I did nothing like Spiderman in the movie that helped people to catch the criminals. I was an opportunist super hero. I was afraid of killing people so that I hid my power from anybody else. I used my power only when I or my family and friends got into danger.
5. My Bad Day
Doni scrimped and paid for a trip around the world that lasted two months. In his diary, he detailed his journey. I travelled to London and spent several weeks in Europe after spending a week in New York. I took a train to Istanbul and visited several locations in Asia after seeing the sights in Europe. First, I flew from Mexico City to New York City, where he lives. After travelling across Asia, I travelled to South America before returning to Indonesia. Doni was weary, but he was ecstatic to be on the road again.
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