Reflections on the ‘Holy Cane’ By Gabriel Lam Chun Kong Due to upcoming final examination, the 1967 F3B boys were granted permission to stay and study in their classroom after lessons. Curious at how these F3B boys were doing, a few nosy F3A boys paid a surprise visit to the F3B classroom. The original saintly … Continue reading Duster War Trilogy
Month: January 2018
Volcanic forces evident at Geopark
Rediscovering Hong Kong’s Natural Treasures By Paul Loong Here’s a friendly call to fellow Raimondians to get on their feet: Take the time to rediscover the stunning landscapes that are as much a part of Hong Kong’s physical identity as The Peak and Victoria Harbour. Classmates who live in Hong Kong know … Continue reading Volcanic forces evident at Geopark
Toy car races on again next to school
By Paul Loong OK, we all recognize our old school in the photograph. This is where we got molded in our youthful years into the wise and wonderful people that we are today! But wait: take another look at the picture. See the footpath at the bottom-left corner? Notice how sharp a turn it … Continue reading Toy car races on again next to school
Constancy and Courage
We wore the Raimondi badge on our shirt pocket every day in primary and secondary school, but what do those Latin words mean? The question might have never crossed our mind. Or if it did, it could have been quickly forgotten before we even learned the answer. Talk about the callousness of youth! Well, we are … Continue reading Constancy and Courage