hey guyss... ive read your postings on the weblog and i am glad that most of us had a great time and brought back sweet memories of the camp... to those who did not, i really pity u... well, talking about the post mortem... theres not much to comment on actually... what mr g asked us to do in class (talking about our greatest contribution) had pretty much summarized all that i should acknowledge about the camp. as i said in class, it isnt really my greatest contribution but its something that i will remember.. though i have been to language camp b4, that was my first time being a gamemaster, or ketua faci, as people call it in other camps. the most difficult thing was none other that to live up to the felda people's expectations of us throughout the camp... i was quite nervous to see too many of them (with the RELA and all) waiting with anxious look for us. breaking the ice with the students is another part of the tough job i had to face. i almost ran out of idea that night, luckily the time given was only 1 hour. the same thing happened on the next day. i must say that i am not really a humorous person so i might sound a bit monotonous when conducting the empty slots.. luckily fidhah came to the rescue with those songs and stuff.. to fid, thanx a lot...