Day 85/365
Madam Aun dropped by today. It's her casual visit. To those who are new around here, Madam Aun was our school headmistress and she asked to be transferred back to her hometown late last year due to her health and age factor.
Madam Aun is well love by all; students, teachers, janitors and security guards respect and adorn her. She's caring. She's loving. She has a big beautiful heart. Everyone was important to her. Our well-being was her top priority and our well-being still is her concern.
In my two decades of teaching, she's the only head teacher who possesses this true leadership quality. I doubt the possibility of meeting another one. I'll keep my fingers crossed for the time being.
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Thursday, 26 March 2015
Monday, 24 November 2014
Irreplaceble
Madam Aun is irreplaceable.
My 9th superior is irreplaceable.
She's irreplaceable.
There's no doubt about that.
There's just no substitute.
I just couldn't find the right word to describe her (if I were asked to describe her in ONE word ...)
She has more than the defining qualities listed in the image below
But, she has left us.
She's transferred back to her hometown.
I miss you dear xiao zhang.
Thank you for your kind-heartedness.
Thank you for everything.
Thank you.
Sophyta
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