Blog Entry
Friday, November 04, 2005
Laughing stock
Can't stop laughing at Chee Keong's weird nonsence. He asked me stupid stuff like do you like to fly, and if I prefer to sit in a single or double decker bus. He said that he's still a slacker in school despite getting pretty good results. And all throughout the conversation, we were simply justifying ourselves and comparing with each other. LoL! I did not know how it started back then in secondary 1. All I could remember was the very first Home Econs lesson that brought us together. Both just as innocent. I guessed we started to talk much more when we move on to our poly life. I was very inspired by how he decided to lead a simpler life. You amazed me once more with your stupidity=)
Met Jun on Thursday. Went to Sakae Sushi to have lunch, and we kept looking at the pretty babe infront of us. As we were doing our shopping, these 2 guys approached us and explained to us regarding some bank stuff. They were damm pissed when Jun asked how old they were. Afew minutes later, I asked them if they have any education. Gosh, it got the hell out of them, and Hao lian to us that they were from NTU. Ha! They really made our day by telling us jokes and suaning one another. Thx Jun for the birthday present=)
I've not been doing my Quiet Time for quite sometime. Perhaps I 've been busy these few days. But hey, busyness should not be the excuse right? But I don't have the mood to do. I've just checked my timetable for next semester. Its pretty much the same as previous semester...extremely PACKED. And the worst thing is that I'm having my ND module on Monday, which means that I need to study real hard cos I will be the first person to experience all the spot quizzes and tests. Arrhh. Headache.
Intervention today in Mount Alvernia was quite an experience. It's the first time I'm working in the hospital so I was pretty excited just now. I got a chance to see how the hospital canteen runs during their lunch hour. Was kind of taken aback by what Ms Lee commented on our work progress...It's below her expectation. However, her harsh words woke me up. She told us that we must value add to our work because in Singapore, everyone is so competitive. And in order for us to stay in the workforce, we must go the extra mile to be different, yet unique and excel all the way. Seriously speaking, we won't be practicing the things we study in school when we move on to the working world. Everything will be just different, not what we expect it to be. We ought to depend on ourself, yes ourself to climb up the corporate ladder. (Ya, not forgetting that I must also depend on God who is the main source).
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1:30 AM
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