TOEIC LUNCH





Today i had a wonderful lunch my my students - the TOEIC GOLD ACHIEVERS :). We had subway sandwich n Jco Donuts...Yum Yum....sedap... :). Here are the pics.

Comments

shau said…
had a really great time, thnx for d double-treat :-)
thnk u so much, sensei d best. hee~
15 August 2008 at 18:48
Rai said…
sensei! *stalks your blog*

thank you, thank you, thank you!! double treat, wow. means double tummy la sensei! haha.

thanks again sensei! can't wait for movie pulak hihi.

-rai
15 August 2008 at 20:30
crazee_tangerine said…
sensei~! didie here. haha~

thanx for the foOd. now when i c ur face i'll see movies plak. weehee~(^_^)v

and thanks for everything. from the first day we ever got into jad, and till now. thank you~~(there's just no other words for it)
16 August 2008 at 00:54
J said…
I'm in every picture, yay! hehe... sensei, thanks so much for the treat(s)... now i feel like gold-digger instead of gold achiever! *laughs* anyways, so glad to hang out and talk like old times (has it been that long??) hehe.

Oh, i'll be your blog-stalker too, along wit rai & d rest of JADians!

-meen-
16 August 2008 at 01:23
naim said…
hi.. iqbal here..
erm.. thank you for the sandwich n donuts.. that was my 1st time eat Jco.. thank you again.. couldn't ask for a better one..

now can't wait for movies.. uhuhu..

I'll link your blog to mine.. =)
17 August 2008 at 13:59
eD said…
....

heh pity me
23 August 2008 at 13:07
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