-update- first-day work :-)
at this moment i am stepping into one ever-taken big leap in my life - that is doing my work experience - thanks God finally i;ve found one and now its not that exciting anymore - well, the toughness kinda conquers the excitement - the expectation required are so beyond your knowledge - i feel like i am in complete lost - not knowing what to say and when to respond - and this is just the beginning of a long journey that i need live through - may God provide His guidance - keep praying, yeah? :-)
Monday, April 18, 2005
Friday, April 08, 2005
==end-of week-5 - S1==
Yay, its saturday~ phew, another restless week has passed, yet there're still heaps of undone assignment sitting peacefully on my desk *sigh*
priority for today: one critical review of a paper about equipotential issue to write, one hypothetical-thesis project assignment to prepare, and to study for one test on electromedical standard.
yeah, you right. this is the so-called uni life. assignments, tests, lab reports and it goes on in a cycle and will ever end only once you are graduated.
oh yeah, i watched on telly the pope john paul II 'funeral' requiem mass last nite. Am amazed with what i saw. Its quite a simple yet profound mass with the sound of Gregorian chants filling the air of St Peter Basilica. Even though his body was laying in a simple cyprus-wood casket, his funeral was attended by millions of people in St Peter Square and hundreds of world leaders from all over the place -there're US's President Bush and Bush Senior, Clinton, UK's Prime Minister Tony Blair - to name a few.
**back to study now :-)
Yay, its saturday~ phew, another restless week has passed, yet there're still heaps of undone assignment sitting peacefully on my desk *sigh*
priority for today: one critical review of a paper about equipotential issue to write, one hypothetical-thesis project assignment to prepare, and to study for one test on electromedical standard.
yeah, you right. this is the so-called uni life. assignments, tests, lab reports and it goes on in a cycle and will ever end only once you are graduated.
oh yeah, i watched on telly the pope john paul II 'funeral' requiem mass last nite. Am amazed with what i saw. Its quite a simple yet profound mass with the sound of Gregorian chants filling the air of St Peter Basilica. Even though his body was laying in a simple cyprus-wood casket, his funeral was attended by millions of people in St Peter Square and hundreds of world leaders from all over the place -there're US's President Bush and Bush Senior, Clinton, UK's Prime Minister Tony Blair - to name a few.
**back to study now :-)
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