Perhaps the stress level of that tertiary education institution is very great to the extent that producing some unbelievable and creative act of accident...
"惊 meh wo???"
"俾人 horn wo...hahaha"
"New style la! weh New Style"
"Kereta dah penuh, tak boleh harap"..."masuk bonet, masuk bonet...wohaha"
"Sayorana oh...(already sung out at the beginning of the video)"
In the end, hurt those innocent ones. 何必neh?
Memang mau sayorana-oh...
您会后悔，如果您还活着;
珍惜生命，压力时，别乱坐车.
Don't fool around with your life when you are too stress.
Since I started my job in early August, my life became busier, and pardon me for not updating my blog, my HK trip for a long long time. Hak...hak.......chiu, dust is stacking inches by inches on my blog page, so need to do some clean up first, so not much photos a...
So, how's my a normal working day looks like?
7.20-7.25am Wake up after N times of snoozing my handphone alarm alert.
7.25-7.35am Wash up, put my working clothes (sounds so formal, actually my dressing is just polo-T with long pants, haha)...
7.35am Leave house & try to reach Chinese Garden MRT by 7.45am...emm, which means walking for 10 mins.
7.45-7.50am Get onboard on MRT towards Yio Chu Kang.Most of the time, I'll sleep all the way to YCK.
~8.30am See, although Singapore is a small island, time taking for MRT to run from West to North Singapore can be quite long. Reach Yio Chu Kang station, go to the bus stop & wait for company shuttle bus to come at 8.35am. The bus service comes at every 10 minutes. Without this service, I'll need to walk for 15 minutes + several litres of sweat will be vaporized into the air.
9am Start work!
12-1pm Makan! Lunch time! Either take away at company's cafeteria or food centre opposite my company.
6pm Finish work! But most of the time, I'll follow up my job & leave company around 7-8pm. Again, sleep in the train on the journey back to the West.
Between 9-10pm Reach at home, rest & bath.
10.30pm & beyond Rest, then do surveys on product packaging information. I've been helping a Master student in NTU on product packaging infos, eg: nutrition information, 3rd party seals, etc. Have been doing this since July as that time I haven't found a job, this assignment offers me some allowances.
12.00-1.00am ZzZzZzzz...
How about weekends? Besides rushing the product info assignment, I frequent go back to NTU to find friends & stay overnight in the hostel...or should I say short weekend vacation at NTU? Haha.
Next time I'll post more on my job...or perhaps you can take a look via this link. My company is hiring people now, interested? An interesting and very exciting job I should say, where you can talk with different people with different personalities. Sounds cool huh? :)
31st of August is Hari Kebangsaan or National Day of Malaysia! Every year Malaysians in NTU celebrate the independence of Malaysia together via an event called Merdaka Night, a fun-filled function where friends gather around and enjoy the performances or shows done by the organizing committees or among ourselves.
Merdeka! Merdeka!Merdeka!
This year, let's see how a millionaire show links together with Merdeka celebration :)
Anticipating the stage performance, as I am participating in this sketch too! Hehe...as professional keh-leh-feh. Wohoho...
I shall start my convocation post with appreciation to my family and friends for their continuous support throughout my four year journey in NTU.
Together, we are not alone.
The end of the undergraduate life can be felt since early this year, where I joined NTU Malaysian Alumni Night at NTU One-North campus, mingled around with alumnis and friends...so fast become part of the alumni already.
This is the first time alumni gathering among Malaysians was organized and it was quite successful.
Bringing back the memories of the alumnis as students of Nantah. Can you find out where I am?
Then the week after the event...MSA Senior Appreciation Tea Time Gathering at NTU Canteen 5!
Emcees of the day: Ariel and Teng Seng.
Friends gathering around...yum cha and chit chat. Even though exams were coming near, organizing committees were still able to find out time to organize this meaningful event. Well done guys!
A special-made graduation T-shirt with signitures and wishes from friends. Thanks a lot from you guys! Make me miss NTU lagi much! lol...
Then after FYP, after examinations, after going for HK graduation trip...
...my parents came to Singapore to witness my convocation. Yippee!
...but before that, we went around Singapore and NTU first...
On the other hand, I also went to the Auditorium the day before the ceremonies *spy* to see how the ceremony will look like...
Bear bear for sale..."wawa, I don't want to be sold off!"
The opening ceremony by the President of Singapore, S.R.Nathan with the appearance of the NTU Mace.
Helping out in the iGave Graduation Giving program and witness the plaque laying ceremony at the Quad, symbolizing the graduation of Class 2009 and continue the tradition of giving back to the University endowment to benefit future generations of students of the university.
On 28th July 2009, I am graduated! My graduation ceremony was scheduled in the morning together with other Electrical and Electronic Engineering students. As the population of EEE students are large (should be the largest among NTU schools), the ceremony for EEE undergraduates is divided into 2 sessions: surname A-M in morning, N-Z in the afternoon. So, mine in morning!
Me and my certification of course completion as Bachelor of Engineering.
Received plenty of wishes and congratulations from friends and families, be it face to face, Facebook, MSN, blog, phone, SMS, etc. :) Thanks!
Not forgeting non-stop photo takings with friends and families...
before...
during...
after the ceremony...
and also visited friends' convocations!
Too much photos already, that's why I collage together. Complete photo uploads are available in my Facebook, let you see gao gao till stomuch also full...
Days after the formal convocation ceremony, NTU Alumni Office has specially organized an event to welcome new batch of Alumni of Class of 2009 yesterday night! Where?
Zouk Singapore!
Opening ceremony by Dr. Su, President of NTU.
Who say not-so-young people can't dance?
VIPs on stage with Modern Jazz group - before action...
See, when music ON, irrespective of age, everyone were enjoying...
Met friends, be it same batch or graduated...let's party together all night!
Believe it or not, this is my first time experience clubing. Feels great to enjoy the move, music and friends all around...just that the music volume a lil...high. lol...
So, here's the end of my once-in-a-lifetime experience of being a undergraduate graduating from a university. Tomorrow onwards, I will start another new chapter of my life - WORK!
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