Finally can update about our preview to PBB on Monday. It was great!!!! I have to admit tat I really nervous and scared and I can feel my smile was soooooo "fake". Hahahh.... Eventually I nearly miss out the steps. =D
Anyway, it is a very good experience and I think he is quite satisfy with our performance and I can feel he has a bit of impressed of what we are showing him. Well, at least he didn't ask us to repeat the dance again. He just said, "Okay, I heard that you all have just started to train about 1 and a half month, so I think it's not too bad. You all just have to brush up some movements, be confident on your step and your facial expression."
You don't know how relieve I am after hearing wat he said!!! That was like, thank god for everything!! However I'm getting nervous n nervous now as the AAN is on next Thursday!!!! That means we only have 6 more days to go!!!
As usual, not much to talk about in regards of work... Just a boring job. Going to prepare for more new funds soon so it's kinda peak after the AAN (I think). Email has been shoot out, I'm going to be in charge of 6 new funds this time, which is expected to be submitted by June. YES!!!! By June!!! What a life!!!
Ehm... I'm still thinking to take or not to take CFA. Not sure whether it will help me in Corporate Finance in the future. I really wanted to achieve something in my career. I have been wasting so much time waiting for something that I personally also don't know will succeed or not. I am afraid the more I move forward, the distance between me n SY will be more!!! How I wish I will be able let everything down, put my dreams behind and become his lovely wife for the rest of my life... But I cant.... I am not willing to forgo my dreams yet!!! I think not until I achieve something in my career, I wont get married. This is my principle and I have to be firm on it. How am I going to explain with SY? I dont believe in marriage coz I came from a broken family!!! My mum brought me up, gave me education, earn money for my college and university. My dad... is a lazy, smoker, gambler, never take care of us. My memory with my dad only until my primary school where he rewarded me for my excellent results. But he never educate me. he never taught me how to be independent, how to think, never explain why i need to be educated...etc...
My mum, on the other hand, worked from morning till evening just to earn the RM80 p.day, 6 days a week, no public holiday, no OT claim in order to support my living expenses in KL. I knew how hard my mum earn her living. She travel 30-40km a day thru and fall on her bike to Ipoh because the paid is higher and more projects to do. I can still remember there was one nice evening I saw my mum coming home with wounds on her hands and legs, bloods on her shirt and pants. A lorry overtaked her and made her fall on the ground. She slide few metres away. I cannot imagine if any other worse scenario happened!!! I really cant imagine.... Luckily she is still conscious and just suffered minor injuries. And there is this kind man brought her and her bike back. You think painting is easy? Try to paint your ceiling for a day!! I guarantee you for the next one week you cant move your head!!! And that is what my mum do everyday. Have you ever saw your mum climbing on those high steel ladder next to those construction buildings?? I did... since I was in Primary 4!!!
Relatives looks down on you because you only live in a small papan house, you dont drive a car, you dont have smart children scoring all As in their exams and etc... Never thought of this thing will happen??? You're wrong!!! It happened on ME!!! I saw it, I experienced it, I taste it!!! Never too good to accept!!
I learnt to be independent, I learnt to believe in myself, to protect myself and to take care of myself!!! All this by my own and I am happy with what I have achieved now!! I want more achievement!! I want money, power and pride!!!
I am not going to give up by all means!!!
Thursday, May 8, 2008
萬人浴佛聚福緣~系列慶典活動
慈濟四十二週年慶,分佈全球慈濟分支聯絡點將就地舉辦浴佛活動,同步慶祝母親節、佛誕節及全球慈濟日。暨此殊勝因緣,吉隆坡分會將於武吉加裏爾舉辦萬人浴佛聚福緣~系列慶典活動。
The 42nd Anniversary of Tzu Chi Foundation will be globally celebrated in a grand ceremony of “Bathing The Buddha” to mark the three said occasions. Tzu Chi KL will celebrate the occasion with a “Mass Vesak for Collective Blessings” ceremony, to be held at the Bukit Jalil Stadium.
日期Date:11-5-2008
時間Time:9.00am---3.00pm
地點Venue:Bukit Jalil Car Park A
當日現場備有免費健康素食招待、慈濟志業展、親子區、健檢區等活動合適民衆扶老攜幼前來參與,歡度家庭日之外亦能傳達孝親之意。慈濟誠邀社會大眾前來共襄盛舉。
Healthy vegetarian foods will be served free; various organized activities as exhibitions, parent-child interactivities and health screen are in store for all.
Tzu Chi Foundation KL cordially invites the public to celebrate with us on this auspicious occasion. We would be deeply grateful for your kind presence.
台灣佛教慈濟基金會吉隆坡分會 敬邀
Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation(Kuala Lumpur Branch)

The 42nd Anniversary of Tzu Chi Foundation will be globally celebrated in a grand ceremony of “Bathing The Buddha” to mark the three said occasions. Tzu Chi KL will celebrate the occasion with a “Mass Vesak for Collective Blessings” ceremony, to be held at the Bukit Jalil Stadium.
日期Date:11-5-2008
時間Time:9.00am---3.00pm
地點Venue:Bukit Jalil Car Park A
當日現場備有免費健康素食招待、慈濟志業展、親子區、健檢區等活動合適民衆扶老攜幼前來參與,歡度家庭日之外亦能傳達孝親之意。慈濟誠邀社會大眾前來共襄盛舉。
Healthy vegetarian foods will be served free; various organized activities as exhibitions, parent-child interactivities and health screen are in store for all.
Tzu Chi Foundation KL cordially invites the public to celebrate with us on this auspicious occasion. We would be deeply grateful for your kind presence.
台灣佛教慈濟基金會吉隆坡分會 敬邀
Taiwan Buddhist Tzu Chi Foundation(Kuala Lumpur Branch)

Monday, May 5, 2008
~~dream dream dream~~
Yah, been dreaming a lot these two days!! A lot of unexpected dreams and some even couldnt sure whether it's true or not. Guess i must have thinking too much recently.
Hahah... I dreamt of my myself undergoing a very though and intensive physical training program. Very tired n exhausted... It was like trapped in a cell, no delicious foods, no juices, no entertainment, no life...
I also dreamt of myself married to someone i knew and guess wat he is just a new fren to me. What a weird dream!! Hahah... Never think of going out wif this guy but i alrdy dreamt of calling him hubby!! =D So unexpected n imaginative!!
Anyway, going out soon, need to reach PBB at 1pm to start rehearsing for the management to see at 4pm. Sigh... really scared n nervous!! Wish me luck!!
p(^o^)q
Hahah... I dreamt of my myself undergoing a very though and intensive physical training program. Very tired n exhausted... It was like trapped in a cell, no delicious foods, no juices, no entertainment, no life...
I also dreamt of myself married to someone i knew and guess wat he is just a new fren to me. What a weird dream!! Hahah... Never think of going out wif this guy but i alrdy dreamt of calling him hubby!! =D So unexpected n imaginative!!
Anyway, going out soon, need to reach PBB at 1pm to start rehearsing for the management to see at 4pm. Sigh... really scared n nervous!! Wish me luck!!
p(^o^)q
Thursday, April 24, 2008
THE SILENT TSUNAMI
Apr 17th 2008
Extracted from The Economist
Famine traditionally means mass starvation. The measures of today's crisis are misery and malnutrition. The middle classes in poor countries are giving up health care and cutting out meat so they can eat three meals a day. The middling poor, those on $2 a day, are pulling children from school and cutting back on vegetables so they can still afford rice. Those on $1 a day are cutting back on meat, vegetables and one or two meals, so they can afford one bowl. The desperate—those on 50 cents a day—face disaster.
Roughly a billion people live on $1 a day. If, on a conservative estimate, the cost of their food rises 20% (and in some places, it has risen a lot more), 100m people could be forced back to this level, the common measure of absolute poverty.
The starting-point should be that rising food prices bear more heavily on some places than others. Food exporters, and countries where farmers are self-sufficient, or net sellers, benefit. Some countries—those in West Africa which import their staples, or Bangladesh, with its huge numbers of landless labourers—risk ruin and civil strife. Because of the severity there, the first step must be to mend the holes in the world's safety net. That means financing the World Food Programme properly. The WFP is the world's largest distributor of food aid and its most important barrier between hungry people and starvation. Like a $1-a-day family in a developing country, its purchasing power has been slashed by the rising cost of grain. Merely to distribute the same amount of food as last year, the WFP needs—and should get—an extra $700m.

A burden to afford
Global food shortages have taken everyone by surprise. What is to be done?
“World agriculture has entered a new, unsustainable and politically risky period,” says Joachim von Braun, the head of the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in Washington, DC. To prove it, food riots have erupted in countries all along the equator. In Haiti, protesters chanting “We're hungry” forced the prime minister to resign; 24 people were killed in riots in Cameroon; Egypt's president ordered the army to start baking bread; the Philippines made hoarding rice punishable by life imprisonment.
Last year wheat prices rose 77% and rice 16%. These were some of the sharpest rises in food prices ever. But this year the speed of change has accelerated. Since January, rice prices have soared 141%; the price of one variety of wheat shot up 25% in a day. Some 40km outside Abidjan, Mariam Kone, who grows sweet potatoes, okra and maize but feeds her family on imported rice, laments: “Rice is very expensive, but we don't know why.”
Extracted from The Economist
Famine traditionally means mass starvation. The measures of today's crisis are misery and malnutrition. The middle classes in poor countries are giving up health care and cutting out meat so they can eat three meals a day. The middling poor, those on $2 a day, are pulling children from school and cutting back on vegetables so they can still afford rice. Those on $1 a day are cutting back on meat, vegetables and one or two meals, so they can afford one bowl. The desperate—those on 50 cents a day—face disaster.
Roughly a billion people live on $1 a day. If, on a conservative estimate, the cost of their food rises 20% (and in some places, it has risen a lot more), 100m people could be forced back to this level, the common measure of absolute poverty.
The starting-point should be that rising food prices bear more heavily on some places than others. Food exporters, and countries where farmers are self-sufficient, or net sellers, benefit. Some countries—those in West Africa which import their staples, or Bangladesh, with its huge numbers of landless labourers—risk ruin and civil strife. Because of the severity there, the first step must be to mend the holes in the world's safety net. That means financing the World Food Programme properly. The WFP is the world's largest distributor of food aid and its most important barrier between hungry people and starvation. Like a $1-a-day family in a developing country, its purchasing power has been slashed by the rising cost of grain. Merely to distribute the same amount of food as last year, the WFP needs—and should get—an extra $700m.

A burden to afford
Global food shortages have taken everyone by surprise. What is to be done?
“World agriculture has entered a new, unsustainable and politically risky period,” says Joachim von Braun, the head of the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) in Washington, DC. To prove it, food riots have erupted in countries all along the equator. In Haiti, protesters chanting “We're hungry” forced the prime minister to resign; 24 people were killed in riots in Cameroon; Egypt's president ordered the army to start baking bread; the Philippines made hoarding rice punishable by life imprisonment.
Last year wheat prices rose 77% and rice 16%. These were some of the sharpest rises in food prices ever. But this year the speed of change has accelerated. Since January, rice prices have soared 141%; the price of one variety of wheat shot up 25% in a day. Some 40km outside Abidjan, Mariam Kone, who grows sweet potatoes, okra and maize but feeds her family on imported rice, laments: “Rice is very expensive, but we don't know why.”
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
22.04.08, Tuesday, Part II
Yah, its some updates on C! =D
Met him last Thursday while we're at the FF carpark. He looks so tired and SLEEPY!! hahah... Just manage to say Hi coz the lift is crowded and we are standing apart from each other. =>
The most interesting part is the when we have finished the class. Just before I left FF, JH called and she keeps warning me about colleagues at work, complaining this la that la... Keep repeating and never ending! Sigh... We keep on talking n talking, nope it should be she keep on talking, i keep on listening until I reached the carpark ticket machine where I was holding a shoebag on my left and the ticket and phone on my right hand. I was so overload that he saw me and HELPED ME TO VERIFY THE TICKET!!! Yes, he HELPED me!!! Hahahah.... I was so SHOCKED and HAPPY tat I can feel my own heartbeat and how I wish I could hang up the line immediately to talk to him! Tat moment was like the best time to start a conversation!!! Wat a waste!! Tats the chance to grab but I'm still on the line listening to the same old grandmother's story about her work n her arguement wif A & Y. Sigh... If I also unwilling to listen to her, I really scared she will turn into the bottleneck!
I'm really out of my mind at that time!! =P
Anyway, tats still the best Thursday I ever have!! =)
Still another 2 days to meet him again.
xoxo
Met him last Thursday while we're at the FF carpark. He looks so tired and SLEEPY!! hahah... Just manage to say Hi coz the lift is crowded and we are standing apart from each other. =>
The most interesting part is the when we have finished the class. Just before I left FF, JH called and she keeps warning me about colleagues at work, complaining this la that la... Keep repeating and never ending! Sigh... We keep on talking n talking, nope it should be she keep on talking, i keep on listening until I reached the carpark ticket machine where I was holding a shoebag on my left and the ticket and phone on my right hand. I was so overload that he saw me and HELPED ME TO VERIFY THE TICKET!!! Yes, he HELPED me!!! Hahahah.... I was so SHOCKED and HAPPY tat I can feel my own heartbeat and how I wish I could hang up the line immediately to talk to him! Tat moment was like the best time to start a conversation!!! Wat a waste!! Tats the chance to grab but I'm still on the line listening to the same old grandmother's story about her work n her arguement wif A & Y. Sigh... If I also unwilling to listen to her, I really scared she will turn into the bottleneck!
I'm really out of my mind at that time!! =P
Anyway, tats still the best Thursday I ever have!! =)
Still another 2 days to meet him again.
xoxo
22.04.2008, Tuesday, Happy and Sleepy
It's a FREE n EASY Tuesday!!! Just finished the MP yesterday, both the Mandarin and English version. Hah... Wat a busy Monday!! Never think of checking the Mandarin version as well coz *I'm not suppose to be the one in charge of it! We alrdy have tight deadline and luckily we started on our part early, else how can we manage to run thru 5 MPs in 2 days? We all were like fallen into a blackhole, helplessly! Imagine I only have 4 hours to check thru the whole MANDARIN MP which is ard 170 pages!!!! (@_@)" All of us were so nervous and anxious tat our heart also nearly broke down! Hahahah...
Anyway, I still take her as my friend and I really dun want to penalise her on wat she has done as I know she also doesnt have the intention to create so much trouble recently. I really hope she knows where her problem is and to overcome it as soon as possible. Well looking back on her, I do pity her for wat she has to face at the moment; she just lost her job, a messy career path, worried parents, forfeited housing deposits... So wat should I said??? I just can say "Be positive and enjoy life!!"
No matter how high you can climb there must be a time where you will fall. Im sure no one can be lucky the whole life and not all things can come to us easily. There must be some times where hard work doesnt paid and effort can be meaningless. When luck is on our way, we forgot to be grateful and tats when we lost most of our loved ones. We all know its not easy to get back from failure but rethink again, how many times you've fall before you know how to stand when you're a kid? 10, 20, 30....? If a kid can do so, why not you? Failure is just a lesson for you to learn from your mistake. Apparently, failure just meant you've just found another way of doing things wrong. The more you tried, the closer you are to success. If you're able to understand this, I'm sure there will be nothing able to hold you back in your future.
# Good Luck #
Anyway, I still take her as my friend and I really dun want to penalise her on wat she has done as I know she also doesnt have the intention to create so much trouble recently. I really hope she knows where her problem is and to overcome it as soon as possible. Well looking back on her, I do pity her for wat she has to face at the moment; she just lost her job, a messy career path, worried parents, forfeited housing deposits... So wat should I said??? I just can say "Be positive and enjoy life!!"
No matter how high you can climb there must be a time where you will fall. Im sure no one can be lucky the whole life and not all things can come to us easily. There must be some times where hard work doesnt paid and effort can be meaningless. When luck is on our way, we forgot to be grateful and tats when we lost most of our loved ones. We all know its not easy to get back from failure but rethink again, how many times you've fall before you know how to stand when you're a kid? 10, 20, 30....? If a kid can do so, why not you? Failure is just a lesson for you to learn from your mistake. Apparently, failure just meant you've just found another way of doing things wrong. The more you tried, the closer you are to success. If you're able to understand this, I'm sure there will be nothing able to hold you back in your future.
# Good Luck #
Thursday, April 3, 2008
03.04.08, Thursday, Bored
Yah, it's a boring thursday again!!! just to realise i havent post for 3 weeks...
ehm... its kinda busy wif holidays, works and gym. went to phuket on 16.03.08 for a 3d2n trip to celebrate SY's bufday. the beach is really really beautiful!!! how i wish i can spend another few days there. imagine facing the ocean the whole day!!! so enjoyable~ believe me, i will go back again!!! hahaha.... more updates on the next post...
P has stop calling me. mb he had finally realised tat i purposely dont wan to answer his phone. :/) just feel tat friends do not need to talk through phone everyday!! he did questioned me on why i didnt answer his call, so i just said, "I'm busy lol. Busy wif works, forget to reply calls." haha... hope he understands la. meet him few times at ff but didnt catch up wif him. scared liao~ later he thinks still got chance, how???
ehm... another thing tat need to update. im involved in our annual awards nite performance!!! going to perform at the beginning of the event for tan sri!! well, its fun - all i can said! coz i met a lot of new friends there, especially those around my age. well, i guess this would be another great experience for me ever since my diploma. i can still remember those days in dancing society!! learning rock n roll, joget, aerobics, ballroom dancing and etc.. i think i really like to dance!! hope i would be able to join again next year!! hahah...
life at work?? still the same... busy busy busy.... free free free... now alrdy checking the artwork, after submitting those prospectuses we'll start on new funds again lol!! tat would be another cycle again... never ending one...
C?? just manage to see him through ff lol. not at the junction anymore, mb bcz of the timing or alrdy end of our fate. watever it is, he's still a stranger to me....
ehm... its kinda busy wif holidays, works and gym. went to phuket on 16.03.08 for a 3d2n trip to celebrate SY's bufday. the beach is really really beautiful!!! how i wish i can spend another few days there. imagine facing the ocean the whole day!!! so enjoyable~ believe me, i will go back again!!! hahaha.... more updates on the next post...
P has stop calling me. mb he had finally realised tat i purposely dont wan to answer his phone. :/) just feel tat friends do not need to talk through phone everyday!! he did questioned me on why i didnt answer his call, so i just said, "I'm busy lol. Busy wif works, forget to reply calls." haha... hope he understands la. meet him few times at ff but didnt catch up wif him. scared liao~ later he thinks still got chance, how???
ehm... another thing tat need to update. im involved in our annual awards nite performance!!! going to perform at the beginning of the event for tan sri!! well, its fun - all i can said! coz i met a lot of new friends there, especially those around my age. well, i guess this would be another great experience for me ever since my diploma. i can still remember those days in dancing society!! learning rock n roll, joget, aerobics, ballroom dancing and etc.. i think i really like to dance!! hope i would be able to join again next year!! hahah...
life at work?? still the same... busy busy busy.... free free free... now alrdy checking the artwork, after submitting those prospectuses we'll start on new funds again lol!! tat would be another cycle again... never ending one...
C?? just manage to see him through ff lol. not at the junction anymore, mb bcz of the timing or alrdy end of our fate. watever it is, he's still a stranger to me....
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