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New Year's Resolutions

I bet most of you would like to have a fresh start in 2009. Well, the same goes to me. By the end of 2009, I hope I would be able to achieve all the things I've been planning in the past two weeks. I've just started applying for a job and am currently waiting for their replies, hopefully some positive responses when they do reach me. Besides the anticipation of flexing my muscles in the scientific field, my sister and I are also planning to run an online business by selling items such as watches, crafts and collectibles. I'm glad that my idea has been supported by some of my friends, who have been doing really well in this sort of window shopping business. And being in the early twenties myself, sometimes I've found myself tend to think in a more adventurous and money-minded way. I've this strange feeling of wanting to earn enough money and feeling secured, at least financially, prior to entering my early-thirties. Haha! Maybe the fear of feeling old when looking at people who are four to five years younger than me has steered me to work harder when I am still young, both physically and mentally. But before I could succeed, I'll have to do my homework and collect some relevant data so that I'll be fully prepared when a difficulty does arise. Till then, my friends, all the best in chasing your dreams and hope your hard work will bear fruit this coming December.

17.08.08

Yuppp, it was mum's 48th birthday. We bought her a big Mango cake decorated with raisins, some lovely strawberries and grain flakes. It took a while though to get the materials we wanted for decoration purpose but was definitely worth the wait and effort. The end product turned out to be sweet and tasty, thankfully. I hope mum did enjoy herself and had a great birthday celebration with us. Thank you for your patience in the past few years and wish you will have a great, healthy year ahead with our accompany.

MIC3802 Poster Presentation

Just one and a half month ago, on a Friday morning, the biomed people had their Med Micro (MIC3802) poster presentations along the lab corridor. There were lots of colourful posters pasted onto the wall prior to being assessed by their respective demonstrators plus, of course, Poing's favourite lecturer, Dr. Stacey. Ngkeh. Haha! The so-called conference by Dr. Stacey, started at approximately 9 am and some of them even dressed in formal attires. It was an enlivened occasion, and many of us walked around to take photos with friends and listen to their presentations. We were then assessed accordingly where Rishi, my partner, and I had to present our poster to both Kah Yan and Alfred. We were pretty pleased that we managed to respond to most of the questions. The poster presentation ended about two hours later, at 11 am. Winners for the three best posters were announced and given prizes few days later. Congrats to all the winners and keep up the good works, people!