This new semester is going to be tough again.
Television Production I + Film Studies + International Advertising + Advertising Copywriting.
And I have no idea why am I taking Interpersonal Communication. 40% coursework and 60% final examination. If UTAR really wants its students to improve their communication skills, UTAR should have more speaking assessments rather than more written examination for this unit.
Good luck to myself and my coursemates.
Set my target once more - Dean's list. ^^
Life sometimes can be difficult, cruel and unfair. But always stay positive. Look on the inside. Prove those negative thoughts wrong. Appreciate what you see. It's all about how you look at it. Get motivated and always remember that some things can pass with time. Don't stop yourself from feeling the joy and develop a gratitude journal.
Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Saturday, May 26, 2012
5 Years From Now
Bad news. My final semester result is not what I have expected. But that's OK. I don't really have big disappointment for it. I have already used to my university's 'extraordinary' marking standard.
I attended a workshop at Amway warehouse just now and bumped into a friend from the same university. We talked about the semester result and life values. At the end of our conversation, he told me that people should not bother to compare the exam results, because all these will become a past and eventually pointless as we move further in life. The thing that should be compared is whether you can live a better life than others and what you can make out of your life after graduation.
How do I see myself in 5 years from now? What about 10 years? 20 years?
Something to ponder about. But I'm sure I did not made a wrong choice in what I want to do.
Good night.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
Y2T1 Result
Semester final examination result is going to result this afternoon or evening.
Perturbed. Hope that the result is what I've expected.
UTAR lecturers, please have more mercy. lol
I will make it, again. =)
Sunday, May 20, 2012
Redanggg!
Packing my luggage and I will be ready for Redang trip!
Adios.
The trip is organised by my ex-college mate. It's been awhile since I last met some of them. This trip will be more like a gathering to us. I really miss the sandy beaches and crystal clear sea water of Redang Island.
The only bad thing about the trip is that I will need to take Air Asia alone because two friends of mine who should be taking the flight with me have 'fong fei kei' (stood up). But that's OK, I can experience the feeling of taking flight alone for the first time.
Yeah, I'm trying to comfort myself. xD
Anyway, I got to go. I'm a slow mo guy who needs hours to pack my stuff. And in few more hours later, I will be at my cousin's wedding dinner. AGAIN.
So many people around me are desperate to get married lately. LOL.
Adios.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Seven Brilliant Quotes
William Shakespeare
Never play with the feelings of others because you may win the game but the risk is that you will surely lose the person for a life time
Napoleon Bonaparte
The world suffers a lot. Not because of the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of good people.
Albert Einstein
I am thankful to all those who said NO to me. It's because of them I did it myself.
Abraham Lincoln
If friendship is your weakest point, then you are the strongest person in the world.
Martin Luther King
We must learn to live together as brothers or we will perish together as fools.
Mahatma Gandhi
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.
Dr Abdul Kalaam
It is very easy to defeat someone, but it is very hard to win someone.
Never play with the feelings of others because you may win the game but the risk is that you will surely lose the person for a life time
Napoleon Bonaparte
The world suffers a lot. Not because of the violence of bad people. But because of the silence of good people.
Albert Einstein
I am thankful to all those who said NO to me. It's because of them I did it myself.
Abraham Lincoln
If friendship is your weakest point, then you are the strongest person in the world.
Martin Luther King
We must learn to live together as brothers or we will perish together as fools.
Mahatma Gandhi
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is the attribute of the strong.
Dr Abdul Kalaam
It is very easy to defeat someone, but it is very hard to win someone.
Monday, May 14, 2012
Two-week Semester Break
Things that I'm gonna do during the two-week holidays:
1. Get at least one part time home tuition job.
2. Hit 12% performance bonus.
3. Catch up with old friends.
4. Detox diet with mum for a week.
5. Learn more about Amway-related stuff.
6. Write 10 blog posts. (Not including this one)
7. Watch 'Monk' for Season 8. (16 episodes)
8. Watch five movies.
9. Read a book.
10. Go Redang Island with college friends!
Wow, so much to do in two weeks. But I know I can make it!
Happy Sem Break to those who are having one!
1. Get at least one part time home tuition job.
2. Hit 12% performance bonus.
3. Catch up with old friends.
4. Detox diet with mum for a week.
5. Learn more about Amway-related stuff.
6. Write 10 blog posts. (Not including this one)
7. Watch 'Monk' for Season 8. (16 episodes)
8. Watch five movies.
9. Read a book.
10. Go Redang Island with college friends!
Wow, so much to do in two weeks. But I know I can make it!
Happy Sem Break to those who are having one!
Sunday, May 13, 2012
Happy Mother's Day!
I'm kinda lazy to blog, so I'll just summarise what has happened recently:
1. Semester break have started. New semester starts at the end of the month.
2. Celebrated the end of exams with friends at Talipon Restaurant.
3. Went to Broga Hill for hiking trip. Didn't sleep! >.<
4. Attend cousin's wedding dinner.
5. Celebrated Mother's Day with secret recipe cakes!
6. Started to detox today! This will last for one week.
7. Addicted to the 'Monk' TV drama series!
3. Went to Broga Hill for hiking trip. Didn't sleep! >.<
4. Attend cousin's wedding dinner.
5. Celebrated Mother's Day with secret recipe cakes!
6. Started to detox today! This will last for one week.
7. Addicted to the 'Monk' TV drama series!
Thanks for everything, mum. I love you.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Jeff Meets Foreigners
After delivering goods to my customer this early morning at PWTC, I went to Petaling Street for a walk before taking bus home. It's been awhile since I last shopped alone and went to China Town. It really feels good though.
While I was having Dry Pan Mee at my favourite food stall, a foreign guy pointed at my Pan Mee and told the hawker that he would like to have one. He smiled to me and said 'it looks good'. He requested the permission to sit with me after I asked him where him come from.
We started talking and I found out he is from Netherlands. Someone who decided to backpack after graduating from his university. He's been to Australia and Singapore before visiting Malaysia. He told me that few hours later, he would be on his way to Bali, Indonesia. We also talked about many other things - movies, travel, languages, culture and even the Bersih 3.0. LOL
Tall, good-looking and friendly guy. I was really surprised when he told me he is only 22 years old. Well, people from western Europe are mostly tall and mature-looking. I gave him my name card and he said he will add me in Facebook. If I happened to visit Netherlands or backpacking, he said I could look for him.
I've wanted to go backpacking since long time ago, but I have to at least complete my bachelor degree first before doing so. I know it is going to be really fun and exciting to have working holiday and travel around the world.
At a bus stop, I met another foreigner. She asked me whether I speak English and some questions about the bus. She is a middle-aged American who actually resides in Singapore. She was staying in Malaysia temporarily due to the expiry of her Singapore visa.
From the way she spoke, I know she is not very friendly. She just walked off when the bus came without saying 'bye' or 'thank you', but ask me another question before boarding the bus.
Today's meeting with different people had made me realise one very important thing: Instead of just staying at home facing computer screen and playing social networking all day, people should just go outside more and meet different real people.
Due to advancement in media technology, it has greatly affected the way we live and how we communicate with each other - less real conversations and glue our eyes more to smart phones, laptops and etc.
I really appreciate that the business have given me the opportunity to go outside and meet more different people. ;)
While I was having Dry Pan Mee at my favourite food stall, a foreign guy pointed at my Pan Mee and told the hawker that he would like to have one. He smiled to me and said 'it looks good'. He requested the permission to sit with me after I asked him where him come from.
We started talking and I found out he is from Netherlands. Someone who decided to backpack after graduating from his university. He's been to Australia and Singapore before visiting Malaysia. He told me that few hours later, he would be on his way to Bali, Indonesia. We also talked about many other things - movies, travel, languages, culture and even the Bersih 3.0. LOL
Tall, good-looking and friendly guy. I was really surprised when he told me he is only 22 years old. Well, people from western Europe are mostly tall and mature-looking. I gave him my name card and he said he will add me in Facebook. If I happened to visit Netherlands or backpacking, he said I could look for him.
I've wanted to go backpacking since long time ago, but I have to at least complete my bachelor degree first before doing so. I know it is going to be really fun and exciting to have working holiday and travel around the world.
At a bus stop, I met another foreigner. She asked me whether I speak English and some questions about the bus. She is a middle-aged American who actually resides in Singapore. She was staying in Malaysia temporarily due to the expiry of her Singapore visa.
From the way she spoke, I know she is not very friendly. She just walked off when the bus came without saying 'bye' or 'thank you', but ask me another question before boarding the bus.
Today's meeting with different people had made me realise one very important thing: Instead of just staying at home facing computer screen and playing social networking all day, people should just go outside more and meet different real people.
Due to advancement in media technology, it has greatly affected the way we live and how we communicate with each other - less real conversations and glue our eyes more to smart phones, laptops and etc.
I really appreciate that the business have given me the opportunity to go outside and meet more different people. ;)
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