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Monday, May 9, 2011
Moving On.... The iphone revolution: thegeniusinme.tumblr.com will be my new blog sphere moving forward. You who is reading this is cordially invited! :) Goodbye blogspot. Thank you for serving my rants and musings well for the past 5-6 years. I appreciate, love you and will miss you. Labels: information 11:46 PM
Saturday, April 30, 2011
the iphone~~~ I got an iphone I got an iphone I got an iphone I got an iphone I got an iphone! Dance! Labels: daily rantings 11:02 PM
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Assuming that all HR jobs in MNC is about poaching, I will not want to do HR in the long run. To do something against my conscience, to lie to get my way - that is just beyond me. Guess I will need to talk to more HR people working in MNCs to find out more. 10:56 PM
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
I love You MY HEART It is where You love dwelling in. It is the treasure of Your kingdom. It worships and adores You. It expresses love for You that words cannot conceive. And it beats together with Yours. Labels: prayer to God, worship 11:05 PM
Sunday, April 10, 2011
To regain sanity I need to regain sanity. And being a big fat procrastinator simply adds to greater insanity. Moving on in courage and perseverance...to be better. God is my Deliverer. Labels: daily rantings 9:52 PM
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Back from Turkey for a week Haven't blogged since I returned from Turkey and in fact much earlier before that too. Feeling tired everyday due to sleeping at 1am or later...sigh. I'm not complaining, because I know that whatever things I was busy with is of value...I'm meeting up with people important to me, doing things that needs to get done. Yet I want and need rest so badly. I thank God for His grace to carry me through this post-trip week. If not for His grace I'd have fallen sick quite badly. But now at least the bacteria is contained to just flu symptoms, without the fever. Vitamin C rocks. I repent from not eating oranges. Turkey was way above our expectations. The guide did his job well in bringing us around, coordinating the sightseeing and shopping trips depending on weather & traffic conditions. He is a very accountable guide who makes effort to explain why the initial itinerary has been shifted forward or backward. Helps us to be engaged with the current situation and at the same time helps us to understand Turkey better in the various aspects. I haven't gotten the time to upload the photos...did try to once but failed halfway. =( Will definitely forced myself to do so. Soon. Labels: daily rantings 12:40 AM
Monday, March 21, 2011
At Mount Vernon I really do not know what I can say, even as I want to get this out of my heart. Except that I feel so much for my friend, being able to understand somewhat the kind of pain that is in place. But I also can see friends and family members rallying around them, giving them the support that they need. The turnout for the wake was massive. The hall could not contain the number of wake attendees. I believe there are many people who loved him very much, and who will miss him dearly. I, for one, am someone who had met him some 10-13 years ago, since primary school. Having been a regular guest at my friend's home then, which was really near my home and having his mum/dad fetch us to school every morning, and having my mum/uncle fetch us home after school everyday. We even had lunches in each others' homes when my friend and I had projects to complete. Even then, we hardly conversed. I was my friend's friend. That's it. He was the cool, quiet and dashing guy (at least in my eyes back then) that I once had a crush on, but never had the guts to strike a conversation with; let alone confess those feelings. I grew up and those feelings eventually went away. But I cannot deny that even till today, the memories of him and the way I liked him back then - is still firmly etched in my mind. I suppose it is already entwined and part of my childhood memories (deepest memories). Subsequently my friend and her family moved away. We didn't get together as often anymore. It wasn't until years later in our JC/university years that once in a while I'd ask my friend how her family is doing when we met up for gatherings and dinners out. I was contented with receiving information from her that her family members are doing well, including her brother. This was a sudden passing away. So sudden that there wasn't enough time to say goodbye. Praying for my dear friend and her family, especially her parents who are grieving over the loss. My heart goes out to them so much. Labels: contemplative, memories 10:45 PM
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