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13 October 2014
Fulfilling Monday at work

Just a random thought after talking to one of the production team leader, that how it must have been for them to leave their family behind, to come to Singapore to work. This TL just had a son and when I asked him this morning how're things back home, he showed me a pic of his son who is now turning 3 yrs old. How time flies! The last time I remembered him sharing that the wife was pregnant and that he was going to be a father soon, next thing, he shared that he was going back to China to see his newborn son, and then now, the son is turning 3 yrs old soon. He belongs to the group of FT here to really make a living for their family in China to have a better life. He is a dedicated worker, a dedicated father and definitely a very good staff to have. He was promoted from a Production worker, to a TL based on hardwork. Really happy to see that he's working well here, managing some staff under him, and really ensuring that the print jobs run smoothly.

Anyway, on a high side, I'm very happy that it's finally October. I'm super exhausted with all the things that's been going on but I must say, I'm really glad that I've taken on being a trainer for our FD item. Tiring, yes, but it's really damn fulfilling. Yesterday was our first training with the students. We did the Act 5 segment and you could see the joy in all their faces when they were practicing. Our schedules are all out and all I can say for now is that I'll jiayou and do my best for this training period. All the students are having so much fun so how can I not have as much as fun as them?! Hehehe...

Work has been as per normal. But with a little bit more to do for now cos of the approval of print lists etc. But no worries, am coping well so no problems. As for family, all are well. Mum's Admin IC in Chingay 2014, Heidi is a participant in the YFP together with the YWDs, so I couldn't be more proud of my family. We have to create wonderful memories in our lives. And what better way to create these memories than to make new friends, accumulate good fortune, and just being pure happy in life. To me, I think that feeling is priceless. We know how to be able to be happy in life, so all we gotta do is spread the way to being happy with the people around us.

For now, cheers!

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12 September 2014
Hurray! Yet another Friday...

Another week has passed. It's already another Friday. (I so need to go do my nails man! It has grown out too much!)

So yesterday was another YFP Training. It's no longer called Youth Cultural Festival (YCF). It has been renamed to Youth Friendship for Peace Concert (YFP). So the details are out.
Venue: Toa Payoh Stadium
Date: 20 & 21 Dec (2-days)
Time: *I'm not too sure but will share when I have the full details.

I've invited a few people to go for this YFP already. I should set a target huh. To invite 10 people or more for this YFP, friends and family included.
This journey is going to be long, and definitely for the next few months. There's work, Gakkai activities, my own family time, and definitely time with friends. Got to juggle everything together but I'm very sure I can do it. Wen Qing shared yesterday during our training, that there're many Youths in other countries, not only in Singapore, that are holding multiple roles in the Gakkai. And their roles are not small ya know. They're either chiefs, vice chiefs or maybe something else. But regardless, if other people can do it, so can I. I'm not trying to be gungho or anything but the fact remains that we're only Youths ONCE! You can't turn back the clock and then decide to regret what should have been done a long time ago. Live life with no regrets. Like this YFP, if I don't take part as a trainer now, then when?! When I'm no longer a Youth leader and have graduated to Women's Division? NO!! Now that I don't have commitments, I shall exert myself as best as I can. Doing the most out of my life. Experience all sorts of things, be it weird or funny but yes, if we don't try now, then there might not be the chance anymore. For the past 3 trainings, we've been learning the FD song, solo part, and partner part. It was damn fun! Can't wait for the next training next Thur. For now, all my Thurs are packed. From next month onwards, my Tue, Thur and Sundays will be packed and then we'll chiong all the way till Dec!! Woohoo... the journey ahead is going to be challenging but I'm sure, I'm very very sure that we'll grow to be better individuals.

I'm proud to say that I've managed to encourage my cousins to take part in this YFP too. So there's me, Heidi, Kevin, Joey, Peony, Chia Xuan and Zong Bin. A total of 7 of us. And I heard that my nephews will be in it too! So plus the 2 of them, there'll be 9 of us taking part in YFP 2014. So exciting!! Can't wait to see all of them when we start training all together.

All else have been fine so far. With work and all being as per normal. Just some hiccups here and there sometimes but nothing too big that I can't resolve. =)
Anyway, I'm most probably gonna embark on another exciting journey in life. Let's see how that works out.

For now, cheers!

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29 August 2014
Melaka trip + YCF first training

Woah... See lah... Neglected the blog again...

To think that I wanted to be more diligent. HAHA. Perhaps I had crucial things to settle huh... Quite a lot of things have happened over the past few weeks since my last post. Not to worry, all are good. Just that because we all have only 24hrs a day, I had to cramp in a lot more to do over the past weeks cos staff was on leave, had more meetings, went to Melaka etc.

Talking about Melaka, let's share more about that then. (All the rest are pretty same old same old!)
So I went to Melaka on the week of my birthday, that's 21st Aug and I'm so glad we decided to do that. When I went home, seeing how Popo aged, just makes me wish I could do much more. We had the pleasure of having Joy join us on this trip. Else, usually it'll be the aunts, either Tua Yi or Ji Yi. Joy popped by that same night, and we left in the late morning on Thur. The journey up was awesome. We had really good food. On Thur itself, as usual, we would have to clean the room like crazy. Mattress was on the floor, sheets were still on, the floor was a mess, toilet was dirty, hair everywhere... and my list can go on and on to be honest. But oh well, I just told myself that it's part and parcel of coming home. And because we had popped tiles upstairs, Ah Kong had to arrange for contractors to come and do the renovation works. And that would mean that the whole place was super dusty. I feel that we really need to invest in a vacuum cleaner! Seriously... Else, I think I'll just go crazy with all the sweeping and mopping of the house. Mopping isn't the main problem. It's the sweeping that drives me crazy. How to sweep dust?! You can't!! It'll just be spread out even more, making the entire place even more dusty than it was, and probably irritating my nose!! Well, my role in the cleaning is usually the toilet... I can't stand it when the toilet is so dirty... FILTHY is the word. Cos we don't use it often, and there's really a huge challenge getting rid of lizards. I think the only way is to rear a cat! Hahaha. So yeah, I will be the one who'll clean the toilet while Heidi takes care of the rest of the room. We don't go into our uncle's rooms cos they're supposed to be taking care of it themselves. And for the fact that there's this washing machine problem (there's no tap for the semi-auto washing machine!), it's really hard to do laundry now. Imagine having to send the sheets and blankets for laundry service. I feel that it's just money wasted because there's a washing machine anyway. It's just that we can't use it cos there's no water supply. If we were to shift it to the Garage area, we would have to really do lots of spring cleaning man! And I mean really get rid of all the old stuff. There're things there that really should have been thrown a long time ago.

So after all the cleaning, we were as hungry as hell. And Mama cooked lunch for us, or should that be known as an early dinner... hmm... regardless, we were super hungry. We had good home-cooked food, and then we rest for the night. Lazed around, chit chat etc. 2nd day of the trip was for an AWESOME Bak Kut Teh breakfast at Tangkak. It was a pretty long drive but the food was really awesome man! Super delicious. The last time we went there, it was closed. But this time, we managed to go there by early afternoon. And the side dish of braised chicken feet! OMG... It was really awesome too! 


We did a bit of shopping along the way till about evening time, then we headed home to rendezvous and then move off to Ong Kim Wee area for Satay Celup! Again, OMG... I missed it so much. The food was too good. And before you know it, our trip was coming to an end. We reached home and started packing up. The next morning, we had kampong eggs, and nasi lemak for breakfast. When it comes to bidding goodbye, it's always the hardest. I gave some money to both hugged them and we went on our way. Waving bye is always tough. So that's the end of the short trip. And as soon as I got back, had to prepare for the next day's FD meeting at home. 

My beloved Grandparents and us

Then the routine in Singapore starts all over again.
Hahaha... ^_^
Life of a Singaporean, challenging, a little monotonous sometimes but that's ok. Everyday can't be challenging you know, tiring leh. Hehe. I'm coping pretty well with all my responsibilities for now. So that's alright. I've set myself goals to meet and I'm pretty determined to do what I've set out to do. So let this blog be my witness to all the happenings in time to come.

TODAY, 29 Aug 2014, MARKS THE DAY FOR CHANGES!! Let's see what happens. I may or may not share periodic updates about THAT, but we shall see how it goes. I feel that it's good to keep track on what's been happening. Oh well, I will have an awesome Friday. I thought that I was gonna wake up with a sore body or something, but I'm quite surprised I didn't. Yesterday was our first trainer's training and I tell you... It was really awesome! Super upbeat and that was just a chorus of 1 song! There's more to come and I'm sure it's gonna be super fun. Can't wait for more trainings. Performance is in Dec. Ahhhh... Exciting... there're a total of 5 of us taking part in YCF. Heidi, Kevin, Joey, Peony and I. And I just heard that Mag jie is encouraging her 2 boys to join in too! Awesome... Will have more YCF updates along the way too.

For now, cheers!

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