Pangkor Meet
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This year the Class of 69 of MSS-NT had organised the Pangkor Meet to commemorate its Golden Jubilee.

As the CEO of the event, Bro. Khor Hoe Soon has shown us the untiring effort and the missionary spirit of the Jesus to get our classmates to involve in the event.
In the end, Hoe Soon managed to persuade his two neighbours together with three spouses of our members  to make up the lucky number of 21.
We thank Hoe Soon from the bottom of our hearts for the success of the event. If not for him, nobody would care or dare to take up this challenge.
Admittedly, as our age advances, we have changed dramatically physically and mentally.
Our health is deteriorating day by day and our movement can hardly be switched to 'higher gears'. As the result, our activities are very much impeded by age factor. The most obvious one this time around at the Pangkor Island was, we weren't able to gather enough quorum for sea activities. We had to replace it with 'round the island trip'.
Nevertheless, we all enjoyed the trip, especially the fellowship of the members. The happy moments of the members were well documented with hundreds of beautiful and enchanting photographs captured by our professional photographer,  Chan Kim Beng.

In the evening, a few of us gathered round the table trying to relate stories of our school days. Many interesting tales surfaced through the mouths of Guan Peng, Stanley Khor and Gopal.

But, the most frustrating part was that each of them tried to skip the climax till next gathering to make sure the listeners would remain regular and faithful participants of the future gathering.

To my mind, the gist of any gathering is for the participants to have fun and jokes together. I believe the Pangkor Meet has done its part.