Updates of a new phrase of life

Yeah I know that I have not been updating my blog for sometime and I was actually amazed that I managed to log in to my blog after 2 attempts at the username and password. Just as I thought my memory is going to fail me, I was logged in. Anyway, a typical day in SG surrounds the morning crowd, the crowded trains, the pretty good life at work (for the moment), friends and family.

Life in SG since returning back for good does not seem to deviate much from the frequent holiday trips back to SG from sydney. Guess I was mentally prepared for this when I returned back to Sydney for graduation. Leaving Sydney in Aug was much easier and less emotional than the one in July. I can't pin point to a single reason for this and will be happy to attribute that I have become immune to this.

However, when orientation started, I realise I do still dislike changes. The once effortless mingle and small talks have changed to something that I have to endure. Socialising did not seem to be fun anymore. As people advance with age, we become more resistant to changes and new people. Luckily I met some new nice people who seem to be on the same frequency and I did had fun during orientation.

Hopefully, more people that are nice will be met during my time at work. Things have been good in SG, with my family being extremely accommodating. Many things have changed including many relationships, and ironically, despite knowing this, I have chose to ignore till now.

Happier memories:

Graduation Photos

in John Clancy

My "day light saving" party group/ stir shit group/the group that makes my last 2 semesters in Sydney most memorable :P

Photos are taking too long to upload, so these are just a few of them taken during graduation day

Lastly, Me & Ting @ Sushi tei in Sydney after so much trouble finding it!!!! (I told the manager of the branch in Sydney that I loved sushi tei)