penning my storm

1) Farewell my friends

It's the season when..

Summer vacationers retreat to their overseas college for the next acadamic year or supplementary papers..

Freshies embark on their degree programme on foreign soil...

And overseas industrial attachments draws high flying geeks away.

All those gatherings and meetings were awesome, catching up brings a lot of memories, and memories are what we have left to keep us all together. Memories are great, but they do falter and fail. especially when old friends do not make the effort to meet up.. Everyone just disappears from one another's life. So before i become insignificant in your lives, let me thank you for those hugs, tears and hope. The laws of depreciation still work its wonders on these perishable assets.

I wish i'm special, but i'm not.


2) Class, arise.

My schooling days are numbered. The final instalation of my school fees invoice has finally arrived and in a few months' time, i will join the workforce, then campus living and class camaraderie will just be things of the past. Sadly many of my classmates are merely aquaintances who are for class projects and nothing more. Where is the class spirit that I always dream of? Where is the class rep to gel the class together for our final steps as a family? WHY ARE YOU IN SECULSION!

What's a class without those innocent dreams and selfless acts. Don't treat one another like colleagues, we are classmates.


3) Genting Confidence Badge

Yes it's true, i have finally driven up to Genting and back. YEah~! The steep slopes although challenging, but it's a great test of the car's engine and the driver's handling skills. It has been a wonderful experience and i'm looking forward to more of it in the future.

This trip is like a just me n Zarah kinda trip. Although we tag along my parents for this trip, most of the time is just Zarah n i exploring the whole place. Lovely companion she has been. Yup~ loving her more with each passing day..

Then we visited my grand uncle in KL. Most nostalgic was to see the place i last visited more than a decade ago. Many memories evoked and emotions stirred. The little boy's all grown up.
The interaction is no longer the same, but definitely more meaningful as i no longer hide in a corner with my toys but sit with the elders and join in their conversations.

i love these people, finally.

bob