life after internship
listening to... greenwave 106.5 fm, a thai radio station (online)
i'm determined to brush up my thai, haha. i just randomly picked a station from somewhere. though i don't know what they're talking about, i'm pretty sure it's family-friendly content??? incidentally, my favourite radio station in singapore is gold 90.5 fm. HAHA. every morning on the way to work i used to tune in to the harvey norman game. and i like most of the music they play.
reading... mark haddon's the curious incident of the dog in the night-time
i'm finally reading something other than 8 Days again! this book was a farewell gift from three rgs teachers, one of whom was my sec four form teacher, and she was also my literature teacher. there's just something special about receiving a book from your teacher somehow... i actually tried reading this book some time back but didn't really enjoy it. this time round, it seems better.
i had sort of meant to blog about my last day at rgs a few weeks back. my colleagues ordered canadian pizza for lunch, and then i treated them to the best muffins in the world (from shunfu mart, near rjc). after work, my french manager and i were supposed to go for dinner together. that turned out to be really something very memorable. i didn't ask where we were going, and she also sort of got lost along orchard road, hehe. when we finally reached, i was firstly very surprised that she chose sakura, the international buffet place at orchard shopping centre. (normally she eats very little and very healthily too!) but the real surprise was seeing a bunch of other colleagues there as well. i seriously did not expect it at all, and was flattered, amused, shocked and impressed all at the same time. i honestly thought it'd just be a simple dinner with my manager. they were so convincing the entire day, i didn't suspect a thing at all. it was such a great send off that i had withdrawal symptoms the next day when i woke up haha. i'll miss working there!
anyway, my two-month break has started. been doing data entry and phone surveys... i've also been going to the airport, as aug/sept is the time when everybody leaves for uni. i don't like goodbyes very much!
1 comment:
Aiyo... Thai lang is interesting! They sound very refined and girlish! Even when they scolding vulgarities, they sound like saying beautiful things. Haha
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