Life is still good =)
Tuesday, 18 October 2011
Tuesday, 11 October 2011
We've made it!
It seems only yesterday when I just got into the secondary school.
This ends our 10 years' relationship of being schoolmates.
*mixed feelings*
To view other photos:-
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10150860650350537.741624.827025536&l=f3d8d9faf1&type=1
Friday, 7 October 2011
R.I.P Jobs
Although I do not know him personally, I feel that there's still a need to mourne for a few minutes since the Apple products have brought so much fun to my life.
Hopefully Apple can still remain as a legacy without Jobs.
Sunday, 2 October 2011
In Graduation Robe
Her Convocation!
她的毕业典礼！
8 October 2011 （Saturday）
2011年10月8日 （星期六）
5pm，DTC University of Malaya
It would be great if you can make it ^^
能来的话，最好不过了 =)
她的毕业典礼！
8 October 2011 （Saturday）
2011年10月8日 （星期六）
5pm，DTC University of Malaya
It would be great if you can make it ^^
能来的话，最好不过了 =)
Saturday, 24 September 2011
Nasi Lemak 2.0, production by Namewee
I gotta admit that I don't usually watch locally produced movie in the cinema.
This movie, Nasi Lemak 2.0 was the first!
It is not an action movie, or romance, or horror, not the usual kind that you'll spend a few bucks to watch on the big screen.
Not knowing the reason, I have some kind of excitement before the movie is officially out.
I was kinda looking forward to the movie. Lucky enough, I manage to drag my best old friend along and laugh like nobody business throughout the whole movie. (although she doesn't seems to be really enjoy it)
Anyway, to understand the jokes in the movie, you would probably need some understanding on Malaysia's culture, and also some foul words. Haha
Oh btw, my chinese surname was widely publicized in the movie (finally!)
Hopefully this movie can save me some trouble from explaining on how to write my surname in future? Lol.
So, why not spare some time for this and have a good laugh? After all, its just a few bucks =)
http://www.nasilemak2.com/
Sunday, 18 September 2011
Saturday, 13 August 2011
Live with No Regrets
Just got to know that one of my primary school classmate had passed away last year due to cancer.
Although we did not keep in touch for years, it is still a shocking and sad news.
I still remember the days when both of us played the '5 stones' game together while waiting for our parents to fetch us. I even remember how both of us discuss our 'childhood boyfriends' and laughing together.
Once again, I realized how short life is and how important it is for us to treasure what we have now.
We have a lot of passers-by in our life, some stayed for a few seconds, some stayed longer.
No matter how short it is, by all means, enjoy that moment.
I live with this principle all the while. This works as a reminder for me, and I hope this works the same for all of you who read this too.
It is your birthday today. Enjoy your big day in heaven =)
Although we did not keep in touch for years, it is still a shocking and sad news.
I still remember the days when both of us played the '5 stones' game together while waiting for our parents to fetch us. I even remember how both of us discuss our 'childhood boyfriends' and laughing together.
Once again, I realized how short life is and how important it is for us to treasure what we have now.
We have a lot of passers-by in our life, some stayed for a few seconds, some stayed longer.
No matter how short it is, by all means, enjoy that moment.
I live with this principle all the while. This works as a reminder for me, and I hope this works the same for all of you who read this too.
It is your birthday today. Enjoy your big day in heaven =)
Happy Birthday!
Saturday, 6 August 2011
Monday, 4 July 2011
Vancancy Filled
Started my first day of work in Citibank Malaysia as a DM business analyst.
This decision was made after going through some really deep thoughts.
Having a Singaporean father and a sister currently working in S'pore brings another kind of pressure while searching for the first official job. Needless to say, half of my family relatives are Singaporeans. Most of my friends are earning S$. The good thing is, you'll receive pocket money in S$. The bad thing is, the elderly will convert your salary gained into S$. That makes a lot more difference.
I guess this is the most common dilemma faced by many recent graduates as well.
Many choose to leave Malaysia to start off their career.
Brain drain issue remain as a major problem.
Today, I took the step of giving up a highly-paid position.
Critiques are heard, pressures are suffered.
Hopefully I made the right choice.
This decision was made after going through some really deep thoughts.
Having a Singaporean father and a sister currently working in S'pore brings another kind of pressure while searching for the first official job. Needless to say, half of my family relatives are Singaporeans. Most of my friends are earning S$. The good thing is, you'll receive pocket money in S$. The bad thing is, the elderly will convert your salary gained into S$. That makes a lot more difference.
I guess this is the most common dilemma faced by many recent graduates as well.
Many choose to leave Malaysia to start off their career.
Brain drain issue remain as a major problem.
Today, I took the step of giving up a highly-paid position.
Critiques are heard, pressures are suffered.
Hopefully I made the right choice.
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