It has been about three weeks since the camp ended and my yellow shirt still stinks.
However, it smells nostalgic.
For almost the whole trimester, we have been working our arses out for this thing. Of course not just the camp, we had quite a few events that made the Orientation Series Events (OSE). It’s an annual thing. The Chinese Language Society organises the OSE annually to welcome new students and to assist them in getting used to university life.
Alex was the director of the camp division while his assistant was yours truly. Now say hi to Alex.
Not a perfect picture to introduce someone. Anyway, that’s him teaching recreational dance to the campers during our camp.
It was a place called Sungai Tekala in Semenyih that we stayed for three days and two nights. Not very much a wonderful place but never mind because we had wonderful people there – the participants.
That’s the camp site. Not a bad one, minus the armies of fire ants and the absence of lights at night.
We had lotsa fun games and activities for the participants throughout the 3D2N albeit some were very tiring. This post includes plenty of images taken during the games and activities.
BTW, some images here weren’t uploaded to Facebook, so remember, you see these here first. Lol. Special thanks to Khai Sheng and Kenn the photographers who captures the cheers and colours selflessly throughout the 3D2N.
Water war in freezing water was awesome. I guess everyone had their share of fun.
So fun even the committee members can’t help but to join the fun.
They enjoyed playing with the water, splashing on each other, when preparing the water balloons for the games.
Some other games involved passing tiny items using their mouth where possibility of getting almost-kissing-shots are way higher than me scoring A in English.
While losers were allowed to put some colours onto their opponents body or face.
What a way to show their level of creativity.
One of the ultimate games is the Kung Fu Treasure Hunt and the Detective Game. Both were carried out on first and second night respectively.
Tiny booklets we created as a token used in the Kung Fu Treasure Hunt.
And before I forget, since we have divided the participants into groups of Kung Fu clans, here we have the flags that they have created for their clan.
What more can I say. I personally have not expected such beautiful stuff from them. Awesome work.
Following are some pictures our photographer have taken throughout the camp.
The Best Male Camper Award winner. Err.. The left one, not the other.
The group that finished last were to wash the dishes. lol
Milo: Our unofficial drink for breakfast, tea time and supper – but we weren’t sponsored.
Some funny and playful committee.
The girl in red is Nelly.
While the black coloured shirt guy is Kenneth.
Some other committee who had made this camp possible.
Not forgetting one of our photographers, Kenn.
The camp committee.
And...
Everyone else who were there.
See you again at 14th OSE! =)
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