11.16.2020 今年過了一個好特別、好難忘的生日🎁
“緣分”這東西好特別。我相信人生路上遇見的每一個人,都是上天安排的。有些人,一生中注定會遇上 - some people are destined to meet☁️
參加全民造星大概是這一年最好的決定。它除了是一個美好的學習機會,它更讓我結識到一班好朋友。這一班傻呼呼的人,約會(大部分)從不守時,說話總是九唔搭八,相信求生技能都必定丟三落四🥴 但這班人卻會費盡心思給我安排驚喜,百忙中又抽時間給我私訊祝賀。這個26歲生日好難忘❤️ 認識了你們,令2020年不枉過。
致我身邊的每一位:多謝你們進入我的世界,更感激你們讓我進入你的生活。I love you all to the moon and back🚀
When I was a wee boy, I looked forward to every birthday🎂🤩 But after turning 18, then 21, all anticipation was lost and all that’s left is fear... Every bday meant aging another year😖 However, these people made my 26th birthday special and one to remember...❤️
To be frank, I don’t have many friends in HK. Most of the people I hold dear are in the US, where I attended high school and college. HongKongers are always busy👨🏻💻Aside from the few close classmates from the old local school days, plus my goofy ex-colleagues, there’s hardly any chance to meet new friends...
This helped me realize joining #全民造星3 is one of the best decisions I’ve made this year. Not becuz of the “fame” and “glam” that come with it, but because of the friendships and connections I’ve made. These are the people who would go thru the trouble of surprising me with birthday cakes🍰 and personalized text messages and so much more😭❤️
Words cannot express how much I appreciate the friends and family around me today... I will continue to give love, so I can be a person that is worthy of your love!💪🏼
birthday boy text 在 Lee Hsien Loong Facebook 的最佳解答
Delighted to host a dinner to celebrate Mr Ong Pang Boon’s 90th birthday last night in Parliament House. This is also an anniversary year – the 65th of the PAP’s founding, the 60th of the first PAP Government in 1959, and the Singapore Bicentennial. It was a special occasion to celebrate those who have sacrificed and contributed to making Singapore what it is today.
I have been privileged to have known Mr Ong since I was a little boy. He was then the PAP’s Organising Secretary. One of my childhood memories is being brought by my father one afternoon to the PAP headquarters, then at South Bridge Road, when I was about five or six years old, during the late 1950s. I remember Mr Ong was busy going through the records of the party members, and opened a file to show me my father’s record.
As the PAP’s first paid full-time employee, Mr Ong was in charge of almost everything – party membership registration, correspondence with the branches, party members and public, and publication of Petir, the party newsletter. But Mr Ong was much more than an administrator. He played a crucial role bridging the non-Communist PAP leaders, who were mostly English educated, with the Chinese-speaking masses. Mr Ong helped amplify the messages that the leadership wanted to convey, and contributed much to the PAP’s strong victory in the 1959 Legislative Assembly elections, which brought the PAP into power for the first time.
Mr Ong was only 30 when he first became a minister. He held key portfolios – Home Affairs (1959-63), then Education (1963-1970), Labour (1970-1980) and Environment (1980-1984). In 1965, Mr Ong was one of the 10 Singapore signatories who signed the Separation Agreement. As Minister of Education, Mr Ong introduced flag raising ceremonies in schools, and the daily recitation of what later became the National Pledge.
You probably know that Mr Rajaratnam drafted the English pledge, but you may not know it was Mr Ong who had come up with the idea of a loyalty pledge to be taken by students, to inculcate national consciousness and patriotism. He wrote to Raja to explain this, and sent some initial drafts of the pledge by MOE staff to seek Raja’s comments and amendments. Raja then worked on it, and proposed a version which Mr Lee Kuan Yew subsequently amended to become the English pledge we have today. After the English text was settled, Mr Ong then personally amended the Chinese translation to produce the final Chinese version of the pledge. And so on 24 August 1966, schoolchildren all over Singapore, including myself, recited the Pledge for the first time before the national flag. Since then, generations of young Singaporeans have learnt the pledge by heart, and internalised what it means to be Singaporean. What started as a loyalty pledge for schoolchildren has now become the National Pledge for all Singaporeans.
In a long lifetime, Mr Ong has witnessed first-hand how Singapore progressed from Third World to First. As one of our founding generation of leaders, Mr Ong participated in the big events surrounding our country’s birth. His contributions, and indeed those of the First Generation, must never be forgotten.
On behalf of all of us, Mr Ong, thank you for your years of dedicated service to the PAP, and for your many contributions to Singapore. Happy Birthday Mr Ong! Here's wishing you many more healthy and fruitful years ahead.
– LHL
birthday boy text 在 Zara Zya Official Facebook 的最佳解答
Oh nampaknya @alhaalfa sangat terharu dpt berselfie dgn saya.. hahaha @alhaalfa today is your special day!!! Happy birthday partner in crime. Semoga sentiasa sihat,murah rezeki,happy,panjang umur dan segalanyalah.. teman lawak,teman gaduh,teman tapi mesra i.. hahahaha i nak gelak besar sebab bila u tgk gambar ni u mesti menggelupur nak text i complain gambar u buruk. eh ada lagi yg buruk tp i tak sampai hati nak keluarkan kihkihkih... birthday boy tak blh marah... walau kita makin jauh tp i selalu ingat kwn baik i ni... auchhhh terharu tak? 😙