nothing else really matters when you see all Pass(es) on the result page about 10 seconds after you hit enter. as relieved as i am to have cleared year 2 smoothly, i do not wish to relive that agonizing 10 seconds - ok i have one more year to go, so once more is enough.
anyway.
i have also completed my first ever internship! v grateful to have met my mentor and the team of bdms; brought me to see a whole new world and learnt so much of work and life.
(missing one more in the group!)
went to bangkok with everyone else for the annual conference over one weekend, it wasn't all awesome and fun...... in fact more boring than fun... but free air tickets and hotel stay WHY NOT.
attended 'shared services and outsourcing network' event at max atria for two days on the last week of my internship - there wasn't much to see and learn, but it definitely beats staying in the office. good times having some htht (hahahaha i have taught the 70s kids this lingo and they are amazed) sessions though!
internship was a fun experience, i am lucky to have a great mentor/team leader whom has also become like my big sister hehe. gained a lot more than i contributed, i think that is legit for internship??
although i spent my 2014 summer hols mostly stuck with a 9-6pm routine, i'm still glad i went for it. every experience gives you a different kind of knowledge and memories to take back; doesn't matter i had it the less-fun way of being in a working environment, i've had my fair share of adventure and fun times. :-) gonna miss the last 14 weeks and the people i've worked so closely with, and it has also made me wanna cherish my final year as a student even more.
but.
omg school..............................
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after three long weeks since my order was dispatched....... i've finally received it!!! 'colorless tsukuru tazaki and his years of pilgrimage' - started this morning and almost halfway there, i guess the wait was worth it hehe. thank you murakami for not being a disappointment with this one, you know how many times i've stopped reading your books halfway. but because i secretly still love your work i've decided to give this one a try so thank you for not failing. :-) you are still a weird man to me, though.
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moving forward... it's time to face printing-notes-frustration, crazy packed bus stop horrors and dreadful 3 hour lectures all over again.
but bring it on!!!
