While this post will not be about NTU Silat as per say, it’s just to share a little animation from the talented guys and gals from across the Causeway.
It’s about two cute guys Upin and Ipin and their trials and tribulations trying to fast for the first time in this blessed month of Ramadhan.
Enjoy!
Oh yah! It’s in Malay btw. 
How? If you are interested you can either search for their other videos in YouTube or I can post them here too. 
The personal recount by The Guy Who Long Time Never Go Training, will return as it’s impossible to update now as wordpress.com is currently undergoing maintenance and the whole editing interface is haywire right now.
The next update will contain more pictures and more first-hand account by The Guy Who Long Time Never Go Training.
So stay tune and apologies for any inconvenience caused. 
Hello!
I’m the guy who long time never go training.
Not because I don’t want to go lah but because of some other things.
Because I long time never see my friends from NTU Silat Club, I think ok lah join them for this Breakfast Session or ‘Buka Puasa’ or Iftar (coming from the word ‘futhur’ which means breakfast in Arabic) or Sungkai (this is what people in Brunei call ‘buka puasa’).
At least can catch up little bit with them.
But today the plan a bit different one. I thought go breakfast first then pray Maghrib. But tonight we pray Maghrib first then breakfast. So some of us like Rizman, Rizar and I go break our fast at Kassim Mosque first. We also see Ridzwan and his new buddy there. His name is Razi (new guy). Everybody’s name all start R one except me.
Rizman is wearing the white stripe shirt (dunno why he every time must wear smart only). Rizar wearing the green one.
Rizar (in his head): “Aiyah! Eat bubur masjid (a type of porridge usually made by mosques and served during Ramadhan) only ah.” Read more »
This goes out to all the teachers (kindergarten, primary, secondary, institute of higher learning and religious) and also the teachers-to-be out there!
Not forgetting the first teachers we’ve ever known; our father and mother.
Your deeds are not forgotten.
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