There are definitely many things that I'm grateful of throughout the Year of 2014. Below are a small list of things that I'm thankful for:
Jan: Chinese New Year celebration at my husband's hometown
Feb: Valentine's Day
Mar: A getaway to Carcosa Seri Negara, a mansion that built in 1896-1897. Famous with its English afternoon tea
June: Hong Kong Trip
June: Putrajaya Flora Exhibition
August: Unforgettable Japan Trip to Hokkaido
December: Take father and family to Penang for his birthday trip. And farewell, my child, Hailey...
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Friday, 17 August 2018
Wednesday, 12 August 2015
Friday, 9 January 2015
Year of 2013
Year of 2013 has been wonderful and amazing that I would like to post some of the moments. Year of 2013 is my wedding's preparation year. I'm thankful for all the people that helps out and all the ups and downs that experienced throughout the year. Thank God for such a blessed year!
Feb: Chinese New Year back in Hometown
Mar: My R.O.M
Mar: Seattle Business Trip after My R.O.M
Mar: Husband's Hometown Trip
May: Pre-Wed Photography at Taiwan
June: Australia Business Trip
September: Bali Sisters Trip
December: My Wedding
Feb: Chinese New Year back in Hometown
Mar: Seattle Business Trip after My R.O.M
Mar: Husband's Hometown Trip
June: Australia Business Trip
September: Bali Sisters Trip
December: My Wedding
Thursday, 8 January 2015
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence then, is not an act, but a habit. – Aristotle
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Friday, 7 December 2012
3 questions for interview!
Wow... I almost forgot that I still have this blog for idea sharing! Looking back at the dates, I have so many stories to tell, but I'll just share this one for now.
Recently I'm searching for this interesting topic, "What will be the interviewer's most popular questions nowadays?". I'm fortunate to have come across this article written by Jeff Haden. He shares about 3 questions, 3 important questions that reveal everything!
Following are the quotes taken from the article:
Here's how it works. Just start from the beginning of the candidate's work history and work your way through each subsequent job. Move quickly, and don't ask for detail. And don't ask follow-up questions, at least not yet.
Go through each job and ask the same three questions:
1. How did you find out about the job?
2. What did you like about the job before you started?
3. Why did you leave?
From the way I learned about the questions, it tells me that:
1) First question is to find out whether someone already have a career vision, or still looking.
2) Second question is to find out whether the interviewee already know what kind of environment and what type of work they want.
3) Third question is to find out about the interviewee's character.
Read here to find out why these questions from the author's point of view,
http://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/3-interview-questions-that-reveal-everything.html?goback=.gde_108805_member_157288830
Hope you enjoy learning the questions too!
Recently I'm searching for this interesting topic, "What will be the interviewer's most popular questions nowadays?". I'm fortunate to have come across this article written by Jeff Haden. He shares about 3 questions, 3 important questions that reveal everything!
Following are the quotes taken from the article:
Here's how it works. Just start from the beginning of the candidate's work history and work your way through each subsequent job. Move quickly, and don't ask for detail. And don't ask follow-up questions, at least not yet.
Go through each job and ask the same three questions:
1. How did you find out about the job?
2. What did you like about the job before you started?
3. Why did you leave?
From the way I learned about the questions, it tells me that:
1) First question is to find out whether someone already have a career vision, or still looking.
2) Second question is to find out whether the interviewee already know what kind of environment and what type of work they want.
3) Third question is to find out about the interviewee's character.
Read here to find out why these questions from the author's point of view,
http://www.inc.com/jeff-haden/3-interview-questions-that-reveal-everything.html?goback=.gde_108805_member_157288830
Hope you enjoy learning the questions too!
Saturday, 16 July 2011
Monday, 27 December 2010
Friday, 10 December 2010
Going Deep...
Haven't been writing for awhile. Where have I been? I'm enjoying sun's sparkle in the deep sea!
I went for advance diving course just last month, got myself certified as Advance Open Water diver. Now allow to dive more than 20m, which is nice! Can see more marine lives in deeper depth. Saw blue spotted ray, yellow seahorse, nudibranch, lion fish, etc, etc, etc!
During the course has been tough cause need to study, while doing all sort of skill dives. In the end is still worth it! Looking forward to the next diving trip!
Some photos to share:
I went for advance diving course just last month, got myself certified as Advance Open Water diver. Now allow to dive more than 20m, which is nice! Can see more marine lives in deeper depth. Saw blue spotted ray, yellow seahorse, nudibranch, lion fish, etc, etc, etc!
During the course has been tough cause need to study, while doing all sort of skill dives. In the end is still worth it! Looking forward to the next diving trip!
Some photos to share:
Beautiful sunset... |
View from the dive center, so serene... |
Dive center's jetty |
View from hotel |
Monday, 19 July 2010
New "first time" experience...
Many people have a lot of "first time" experience in a lot of ways. 3 weeks ago I have mine on flying with Business Class, and on 1 of the flights, got upgraded to First Class.
I can be considered lucky that I have the chance to fly business class in the first place. Never thought that I could have the chance to see what is in the first class! It just blows me off.
But then, being in the first class cabin, I sort of notice most people are more arrogant (ie. thinking themselves better than others). I have this experience while boarding, when counter announce first/business class people to board first, people starts to queue and I happened to queue up there as well. Suddenly a man and a woman jumped the queue, cut in front of me and pretend nothing happened. I gave the lady a puzzle look then only she realized something's wrong. She asked "oh, you're on business class?". I nodded, then only they go back to the queue. See, they don't even asked before they go forward, and just make assumption.
Some people gave me the looks, like "Are you in the wrong cabin?" expression when I walked in with t-shirt and 3-quarter pants. Oh, their looks fascinate me, like I'm coming from a different planet! Nice...
Anyway, the good part on being in the first or business class is you get to sleep! I have my own bed, and the assistant will help do the bed when I'm ready to sleep. Superb! Nice food, nice drinks, they give us travel kits as well which the products are from high-end brand. I like it.
Met with some interesting people too. That's the fun part I guess out of all these flying trips. :)
I can be considered lucky that I have the chance to fly business class in the first place. Never thought that I could have the chance to see what is in the first class! It just blows me off.
But then, being in the first class cabin, I sort of notice most people are more arrogant (ie. thinking themselves better than others). I have this experience while boarding, when counter announce first/business class people to board first, people starts to queue and I happened to queue up there as well. Suddenly a man and a woman jumped the queue, cut in front of me and pretend nothing happened. I gave the lady a puzzle look then only she realized something's wrong. She asked "oh, you're on business class?". I nodded, then only they go back to the queue. See, they don't even asked before they go forward, and just make assumption.
Some people gave me the looks, like "Are you in the wrong cabin?" expression when I walked in with t-shirt and 3-quarter pants. Oh, their looks fascinate me, like I'm coming from a different planet! Nice...
Anyway, the good part on being in the first or business class is you get to sleep! I have my own bed, and the assistant will help do the bed when I'm ready to sleep. Superb! Nice food, nice drinks, they give us travel kits as well which the products are from high-end brand. I like it.
Met with some interesting people too. That's the fun part I guess out of all these flying trips. :)
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