As usual, I have been very busy with work. Am still doing the same thing, leading the same engagement and working in the same company. But I did improve a lot on other things over these couple of months. I start going to church every sunday, pick up golf again (and signed up with a coach as well), go gym at least once a week, continue with my property search, start playing stocks (pray that I wont get burnt!) and been meeting a lot of great people online (real estate, stock investors etc) who are so keen to share their knowledge with me. I guess this is a good sign of a great year.
Will be heading back to Kajang this coming Thursday to view a few properties, after a thorough research, I have narrowed down to 2 areas, Bukit Jalil - Vista Komanwel and Mont Kiara - Vista Kiara. MK will be my later target, perhaps end of this year, unless a good auction deal comes along. I just hope the deal goes well this time!
Sunday, March 21, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
Now & Then
Then
Constant I love you, oh how muchie I miss you and things like that...
Now.
Seated few seats away with the all times 'friendly' sign.
That, my friend is called being in 'love'.
Constant I love you, oh how muchie I miss you and things like that...
Now.
Seated few seats away with the all times 'friendly' sign.
That, my friend is called being in 'love'.
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Saturday, January 30, 2010
Job
I haven't been posting very often these couple of months cause I was so occupied by work, studies and investment. Supposed to be bidding for an auction property at Vista Komanwel last few weels, Alec and I have already pooled our money together. But sadly the auction was off a day before, perhaps luck wasn't on our side.
I have been reading a lot of property investment book too, Milan Doshi's, Renesial Leong's, RDPD Investment Property and Eric Cheng's. Guess I have shifted my focus from F&B business to property investment. Haha, yes, Melissa sure has a lot of ambitions!
And I almost resign as well! But after spoken to alot of my managers and peers, I have decided to stay and reject the offer which seems to be more attractive for an entry level position. The thought of starting all over again from the bottom of the corporate ladder sounds daunting. So I shall stay here for a while, leading a pack of auditors until the point I can no longer lead :P.
I have been reading a lot of property investment book too, Milan Doshi's, Renesial Leong's, RDPD Investment Property and Eric Cheng's. Guess I have shifted my focus from F&B business to property investment. Haha, yes, Melissa sure has a lot of ambitions!
And I almost resign as well! But after spoken to alot of my managers and peers, I have decided to stay and reject the offer which seems to be more attractive for an entry level position. The thought of starting all over again from the bottom of the corporate ladder sounds daunting. So I shall stay here for a while, leading a pack of auditors until the point I can no longer lead :P.
Friday, December 4, 2009
Yuyen & Jimmy's Wedding Highlights
Last year, I posted how Yuyen's bf proposed to her, and on 10 October 2009, she finally tied the knot. The wedding was very well planned, despite no fancy wedding singer or band but there wasnt a moment of boredom during the 3 hours reception.
We were entertained by photo montage from their younger days, best wishes from friends afar and speeches from both best man and bride of honour. One of the best wedding reception I have ever attended. Should start planning for mine too :P
Church Wedding Video of Jimmy & Yu Yen from Lighthouse on Vimeo.
We were entertained by photo montage from their younger days, best wishes from friends afar and speeches from both best man and bride of honour. One of the best wedding reception I have ever attended. Should start planning for mine too :P
Church Wedding Video of Jimmy & Yu Yen from Lighthouse on Vimeo.
Friday, November 6, 2009
Resignation
Receiving farewell emails and attending farewell dinners are like celebration of some sort in audit. Instead of feeling sad of departure of yet another fellow colleague/friend, we (the remaining ones) seem to be congratulating them for taking the plunge. While the word 'Resign' is discreetly used in every organisation, but guess in audit, almost everyone uses it at least once in their career. It acts as a encouragement, to spur us to finish it once and for all (then resign) or a word of defeat, to just give up and quit.
And out of 10 who calls it quit, 8 would make good their words.
Here are the pictures when I first joined.
And out of 10 who calls it quit, 8 would make good their words.
Here are the pictures when I first joined.
(Taken in Krabi, Thailand 2007)
And what's left in my department.
(Taken at Zouk, KPMG Halloween Party, Oct 2009)
(One person in this picture has already resigned)
(Taken at Spanish Restaurant, Oct 2009)
(Three people in this picture has resigned as well)
And the peak is here again....
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