Friday, September 29, 2006

# T.G.I.F. #

Yo..Yo..Yo.. It's Friday again!!
I'm just super-duper-joyful this week & so far, the weekend is starting pretty good. And I'm listening to Lay Your Hands by Simon Webbe for the 7th time since I came to office this morning. The song says it all about my feelings...

Sometimes life can be a burden
Try and stay one step ahead
I feel the world upon my shoulder each time
I'm standing out on the edge
And my hopes have all deserted me
Like they washed away in the sand
And it's hurting my pride
Try and to survive
But I know I stand a chance

When you lay your hands
Oh yeah
'Coz it's the only thing I have that still makes sense

(Oh baby, when I'm calling out)
Give me love and affection,
Keep telling me, show me the way.
(Oh, if you see me falling down)
Lift me up from the shadows
Will you take me away to a better place?
(And when I'm in my darkest hour)
You're by my side, to turn the tide,
Until the suffering fades.
When life is getting me down,
getting me down, I'm close to defeat,
Come and lay ur hands on me.

Feel this road is getting longer now
And I'm too far away from home
Still I gotta keep on moving on
But I can't do it on my own
Baby keep my head above water
Help me swim for my life
'Coz the game is getting harder
The strain is gettin stronger
And I can only face the fight

When you lay your hands
Oh yeah
'Coz it's the only thing I have that still makes sense

(Oh baby, when I'm calling out)
Give me love and affection,
Keep telling me, show me the way.
(Oh, if you see me falling down)
Lift me up from the shadows
Will you take me away to a better place?
(And when I'm in my darkest hour)
You're by my side, to turn the tide,
Until the suffering fades.
When life is getting me down,
getting me down, i'm close to defeat,
Come and lay ur hands on me..

'Til I'm healed again,
Rediscovered my strengths,
Those bitter blues are gone...
Oh, gone...

(Oh baby, when I'm calling out)
Give me love and affection,
Keep telling me, show me the way.
(Oh, if you see me falling down)
Lift me up from the shadows
Will you take me away to a better place?
(And when I'm in my darkest hour)
You're by my side, to turn the tide,
Until the suffering fades.
When life is getting me down,
getting me down, I'm close to defeat,
Come and lay your hands on me.


Specially Dedicated To : Jaime & those who loves me.

Message : Yes, lay your hands on me... sometimes... I need that extra "hand"... I'll give mine too...

Thursday, September 28, 2006

Lost In City

I do not know where to begin to write this.
Thinking of it even makes me laugh till now.
As the subject says, I was lost on my way to One Utama earlier!!
Jaime decided to look for her hand bag that she couldn't in Isetan.
Just a "less-than-a-day" plan, which I prefer because there is limited time for me to think and make decision to go or not to go. Of course, I did after several plan about "how am I supposed to get there from office?", which I end-up driving there to meet her.

Before meeting her, while I was at office.
Told her I felt "scared" and I felt that there are lots of butterflies in my stomach.
Somehow, its a sign which I didn't really bothered.
Guessed, that could be the sign why I got lost *chuckled*
That's why I never drive to the KL City.

Dinner reminds me of Gold Coast.
Because, I had Burger King for lunch & dinner today.
Just like in Gold Coast, I had 3 meals of MacDonalds for 1 whole day!!

Just feeling a little alert now even though it's way pass my bedtime.
The body aches a bit but the heart and soul are very much alert.
Think the few hours of evening spend with my best friend could be a relaxing one despite that I couldn't made up my mind to purchase the flowery-printed or the abstract-printed quilt cover.
Hahaha...
I think the staff noticed I kept lingering around the rows of samples hanging for people to touch.
Anyway, I did get something that I've been planning to for a while.
Will slowly complete my bedroom collections of IKEA's products.
YeaH!! The weekends approaching in a few minutes...

Sunday, September 24, 2006

** Gift from Heaven **
Little Samuel is the 8th child MOM babysit. That excludes my sister, brother & myself. Amazingly, little Samuel is an extra-ordinary kid. Coming from a Christian parents, which all the others are not... we all tried our very best to make him "Samuel". So why "extra-ordinary"?

Ever since he came into our home, I far most have his undevoted attention. And he never stop amused me. He was over last night to pick up his dinner because his mom need to attend some party and we don't usually see him on weekends. He came dressed in magenta t-shirt & the coolest matching shades!! I couldn't help grabbing the camera to take his shot. And when I was about to get one, he looked at me and cried, reaching out his hands to get the camera & inserting himself between my lap as I was sitting. At the age of 3, he still couldn't talk but just merely saying single word & naming things he sees around him. So, I didn't know why he cried and instead, my bro took the camera and little Samuel allow him to take a shot. Then, I realised, he didn't want me to take picture "of" him, he wants me to take picture "with" him!! When, he was showing off his shades to his nanny, I tried to take the camera to take a shot again, he cried and run towards me again. Everyone can take picture of him... except me! What is his motive?

Little Samuel has done other hilarious actions before & everytime, its related to me. Once, he climb on-top of the sofa where I was watching tv. And he tried to climb over my shoulder & came kissing my lips for no reasons!! In shocked, "Hey, what are you doing?" and he laughed. You know how the doggie always come to lick your mouth/nose with the wettest tougue? That is exactly what Little Samuel did!! And my parents & bro saw him and they laughed.

Of course now, he has the craziest crave. Everytime, my dad brought him to Tesco, he pulled my dad to the dolls corner. First time, my dad de-tour him away to the car corner & got him a miniature car. Second time, he still end up at the doll corner & that's when my dad got him a set with 3 different dolls inside; different dressing & all in pony-tails. And from then onwards everytime he saw me tying my hair in a "pony-tail", he called out, "Doll!" instead of "Jie Jie". Hahaha... The latest thing he has was a Powerpuff Girl lattern that my dad got it for him for the Mooncake Festival. I laughed until my stomach hurts when I saw it and when dad told me that he always choose the channel showing Powerpuff Girl lately. Very lucky that he love blue colour and he always wants to dress in that colour.

I just can't wait for him to start talking to actually understand his true feelings for me. I'm sure by then, he could express himself better... All the kids that my mom babysitted had somehow, grown up and not probably remember me who once change their diapers. But, Little Samuel will leave a very memoriable scar in my heart deep inside with his unique character & love.

~#~#~#~ Remarkable! ~#~#~#~

Saturday, September 23, 2006

I was on-the-fence when I first came to know about this Youth Race aka Amazing Race. Life been pretty boring & dead for me. But, of course, the cleaning & moving after the office-fire incident had kept me very busy at office and tremendously tired most of the time. So, this Saturday, I decided with the grace of God that I will be part of this event and also, to support my brother.

Had to get up pretty early because my brother organised this event and being the key-person... he had to be there early.. Hit the road about 7.30am towards church. So, I spend like 30minutes trying to sleep in the car and by 8am, I came out and meet up the rest of the "Youth" who started to arrive one by one. Walk around saying "hi" and then, took a few shots...


Then, head down-hill to the nearest food court but then, the church main-gate was locked, so, we walked up-hill again to get into a car. Hehehe... 6 people squeezed our butt into a Swift. Very spacious indeed. Noelle, Siang, Nicho, U-Xinn, myself & unknown (he never intro himself) had our breakfast of either "roti-canai" or "nasi lemak" with milo-ice. I had my coffee at home, so I didn't order any drinks. After a rather quick breakfast, took a few shots of the pigeons before we head back to church.




Lingering around, catching up with Noelle then, by 9plus, we registered and gathered ourselves at the car park and the temporarily "stage". Reverend Yeo did some "sharing" with 3 main-points that during this race, we had to keep in mind:-
  • Drop your belongings (Like Christ & his disciplines; Should not carry the burden of sins)
  • Perseverance (Trust in God and He will show the light)
  • God is Almight & real (Have Faith in Him)

I thought he won't end his "speech" but I think he tried his very best to keep it simple and fast. Had opening prayers & opening ceremony. Prior to the race, we had a warm-exercise section and follow by group-recognition & group-picture.




Start the race with the first run towards the nearest field. Remarkably, the hardest task of all the whole race!! I even got bruises from it. *sob sob* We had to tie strings at our feet to another person and 3 of us had to walk like a metre away to get an envelope for our 1st clue. And then, walked back again to the Station Master to un-tie our strings. "Almost in tears... 2 metres of real torture!!" In the beginning, we were the last group to the envelope, but we change strategy and we managed to get the 5th place when we return to un-tie.


1st clue : Muzium that is currently under renovation ~ Unfortunately, we got this place mistaken with another muzium that is under renovation. So, we were the last group to arrive the correct one. Here, we had to select 40 cents worth of coins from a bucket of worms. Nothing that scary. Then, since we got two 20 cents, we had to drink finish 3 bottles of mineral water with straws. My biggest weakness 'coz I don't drink that much of water in a minute unless, I'm really thristy!

2nd clue : To the train station but before that, we had to get to the place where we leave our belongings ~ We reached the train station, but couldn't find any Youth committee!! Then, I finally got it. It was the car-park... Hahaha... Here, we had to sell ice-creams to earn money to buy train tickets. We managed after a while. Got our tickets and left for the stadium.


3rd clue : To the stadium ~ We didn't get this clue because after we bought the train ticket, we are supposed to go back to the car-park to get this clue but somehow, the 2nd clue already got us thinking that we need to go to the stadium next. Hilarious... Are we smart or what? Here, we had to pick a selection of cards which is either run forward back and fro each person or run backward back and fro each person of a distance of a basketball court. We were a bit unlucky, we had to run backwards.

4th clue : Back to church ~ We took a short-cut so we were kinda early. But, I was almost half-dead when I climb-up the hill towards the church.

5th clue : Find May (one of the committee member) ~ Search the church around and she was hiding at The Peak. I was a slow-runner and didn't know that we are actually still in the Race. We came in 5th which supposed to be 4th. And I collapsed down on the bench because my calves hurt like mad.. the muscles are pulling!! Arrrgghh... All of us have about 15minutes break.

6th clue : Sing-a-jiggle-for-3 minutes

7th clue : Buy Neslo-ice for the key-member of the committee ~ Chin Seng when to buy while I hunt for my brother. I told him to just get the drink & I would look for my bro. Hehehe... nobody actually knew that James and my bro are the key-committee... Durrr... Handed him the drink and within minutes... I took back the drink. Hehehe.. was feeling lifeless... needed that extra caffeine (as a result, my hands started auto-shiver - that's the sign of too much caffeine in my blood veins). Asked us to gather at the play-ground while waiting for our "passport" to lunch.



Digging-in time... just plain chicky-rice... I only had half of them... too exhausted to eat.


Well, we were penalised for "being too smart" to not obtain 3rd clue. As a result, we can only depart for the 2nd part of the race 10 minutes later than the rest of the teams. 2 other teams were also penalised.

8th clue : Find Yong Yong for the next clue ~ Found her pretty easily. Got a sms puzzle to solve before knowing where we should head.

9th clue : Bas Station ~ Chin Seng wanted to go to the main-bas station across the Klang river & I reminded him that our Race coverage only within the Indian Street & Klang historical buildings. We got there... had to solve 5 questions. This part very funny. I had to count the stretch of cover-drains which is 132. Chin Seng had to count the numbers of white road-divider which is 78. Ai Hui had to count the amount of lamp post from one end of the bas station to the other end. Oopss.. I do not know how many... didn't hear what her answer was. Then, we need to get 2 phone numbers; first to make "aduan kerosakan" (complaints when spoilt) which is on the public telephone booth & second a tuition centre. (Everyone at the bas station are starring at us like we are a bunch of crazy people counting lamp post, drain-covers and dividers!!)

10th clue : A busy place where 3 races meet which is near to the place were we go to when we are in pain ~ I thought of the wet market... nearing there, we saw the committee sitting in one of the indian coffee-shop. Here, we need to name 10 animals in Tamil and must know how to pronounce it. So, we went to the nearest shop to get assistant. Next, we had to buy "ladu" & "pagoda". I heard of "ladu" but not "pagoda". Told my team that its a delicacy. Chin Seng ran to get "pagoda" at the end of the Indian Street while Ai Hui and myself waited after the "ladu" purchase. Upon return, we had to finish up the "ladu" & "pagoda". Aaahhhh... never had I tasted both and we had no other choice but to eat.

11th clue : We meet here every Sunday at 4pm for fun activities ~ 2 of them thought of Captain-Ball which is basketball. So, we head back to the church compound. We had to insert ball into the basketball ring. Guy - 1 point each. Gal - 3 points each. I took the lead and I got in 3 points immediately. Had some pretty luck... and got our 25 points requirement. But, my calves-muscles attacked again!! I couldn't stand up and I drop-down on the floor *sob* Told the rest to go ahead without me. My brother announced to the rest, I quit.. since its the last clue station for the whole race.


12th clue : 4 C's meet together (with easter eggs picture) ~ While I was sitting, I saw the clue... then, Chin Seng & Ai Hui thought of the place. But, I didn't... *sigh* they ran without telling me... and like 10 minutes later, my leg felt better, I just slowly skipped my way down-hill towards the direction that I thought they go... for a while.. I can't see any sign of them... and then.. I noticed someone in blue under some trees 500 metres away from church. Saw them sitting on the grass munching on a green sour fruit wherelse Ai Hui trying to finish a plate of blend papaya. Assist them with the green sour fruit and papaya is my favourite. No problem eating them all!! *Yummie*


13th clue : Calvin Meng Choo Kheng ~ a clue typed out on a phone and we are supposed to figure out. Chin Seng asked, "Who is that?" and I goes, "Is that our church member?" and Ai Hui goes, "We do not know... any hints?" and then, it strike me... "read the initials backwards!!" Yeh yeh yeh.... back to church... KCMC (Klang Chinese Methodist Church).


While waiting for the rest of the team to return... we rested at the play-ground. That was kinda long wait. Gathered at the Mess Hall and prize-giving time!! Picture says it all...



*I'm the last-batch of Youth must discipline them. Ish..ish... Take picture also take so long to gather?!*




*Can you spot me out?*


Overall, I had lots of FUN despite all the pain (too shy to post the bruises pictures) & my last breath to blog... I'm a proud owner of this medal!! Never in my life got a medal before... usually just gifts & cash... Team-spirit is so important and I know I have no stamina... a big apology to my team. But, I meet new friends, I do not know any of my team-member before... and its good to catch-up on childhood sunday school friends after so many years.


Note : More pictures to be loaded later in Gallery.

Wednesday, September 20, 2006

Silent Fall

I had a slow & refreshing shower just a while ago because I had lots of time to spare before dinner time. And I was shocked to see the bruises that I had from the fall yesterday. *sob*

I fell down from the 2nd last step of the staircase at my office when I was going to send some documents to the Account Department. Think, I missed a step and was too late to grab the staircase-rail for support. Fell side-way and only had my right elbow to land on. Lucky, I was wearing flat-shoe and didn't twist any of my ankle. Thank God, I didn't make a real-clown out of myself and no papers flying on me since I was holding some documents. One of the lady colleague; Jenny who was near the bottom of the staircase was about to reach out to give me a hand but I got up by myself. But unfortunately, the Operation Mgr who happened to be speaking to Jenny saw me, he make a joke out of the scene in Cantonese that I didn't understand or bother to hear. But, I heard him chuckled when I walked away...


And I just discovered, I had 3 dots of dry-blood scar that looks like I got bit by the "dracula" or "vampire". Hehehe... the ghost month is still around... The tiny scars are slightly above my right heel.


Also, on my right leg, two bruises are slowly showing its redish-blueish-black colour on my knee and slightly lower it... Ahhh... I hope, I didn't get any internal pain later with any of my bones...

Sunday, September 17, 2006

Le Ragga Des Pingouins

I was reading Agnes's blog and one of her latest post of a JRT picture caught my attention and after I finish the video clip, this clip was in-sight... and I really wanna share it with all of you. AWESOME-ly cute & refreshing!! Something that really cheer me up... despite a Sunday evening that almost ending. Any idea what language are they singing?

Message to Agnes:
You know I'm so crazy about JRT, right? Hehehe... Did you watch this "Pingouins" doing the reggae?

Saturday, September 16, 2006

Say Less & Hurt Less...

This has somehow linger in my mind for a couple of weeks now...
Ever since the fire-incident in my office, there are clearer pictures of what people are like and what people are not... and to a point of my life, I was awaken to think and judge my-self...

Immature:
Over a casual Friday afternoon lunch, I was a little late to the dining-corner so probably the usual crowd had their lunch already. Still left 2 men colleagues and without much hesitation, I joined them but keeping silent listening to their conversation while enjoying my fried-rice. When I'm almost done with my lunch, the conversation started about me... or rather, questions thrown at me...

Y : Can you belief that she is XX? Don't look-like, right? Got the young-look. (pointing finger at me)
H : You're kidding!! No lar... she is very young only...
Y : No, serious, she is born in the year XXXX.
F : How did you know? (very much astound because it was true)
Y : I know. (with the most devilish smile one can imagine)
H : No lar... she is young, don't make her sounds like she is old... So, what makes you decide to buy the Camry? It's like an old man's car...
F : Yeah... its my dad's car... (only my close friends & people who read this blog would know that it's my car because it's not really a big-a-deal to go tell people that its mine; nobody would belief either.)
H : Oh... I thought you bought the car... Just can't imagine you would wanna choose that car as your own purchase.
F : Yeah... won't...
Y : U still don't believe me that she is older than her look?
H : Cannot be... because she don't portray herself of that age and the way she talk, its childish & give me the feeling that she is immature.
F : Immature? Can you elaborate on that?
H : Well, I thought that since you're exposed to 3 years of experienced and culture oversea, you would be speaking more professionally.
F : Excuse me, what does being away overseas has to do with my way of talking? Just because you're in China for 7 years and you think you came back with "professionalism"? And not forgetting a China-lady as a wife...
H : Yeah... being oversea give people advantages...
F : Hahaha... advantages?! But, you got to remember, I went to a 3rd world country not a advanced-developed country like you. There is a huge different... I go to learn how poverty is, I go there to see how people are in hunger and all that kind of stuff in a more natural environment whereby at the same time, I go there to really feel what life is really is... not to go chase a dream to couquer the world. Not to be the future-president of some organisation.
Y : Well, PNG is really laid-back? Like South-Africa?
F : Not sure but I think so...
H : See what I meant about you not being immature... talking while leaning your chin on your hand.
F : But, it's lunch time... why can't I do this? After half a day of work, can't do this while chatting? Not like I'm at some fine-dining restaurant...

The conversation ended when I decided to leave, not because I was frustrated but because no point I continue. H; is an International Marketing Manager cum Operation Manager of my company. He first took up the role as an Int. Mktg Mgr marketing electrical appliances and when I first joined, he has an assistant but after 2 months, he left. He was just sitting near my department. And always ordered fruits for lunch and then, took our department "goodies-corner" to his own advantage. When we requested him to contribute some goodies, he refused and even before I joined, others requested him to buy some things from Korea on his business trip, he didn't. And I was the one and only that was brave enough to give him comments of his eating habits and not contributing to the "goodies-corner". When he was requested to moved his work-place, he still came back to our "goodies-corner" whenever he smell the good food. And when I continue to make remarks out of his behaviour, he eventually stopped coming because he is taking food from his new place. So, I wondered... is this the reason that now, he is telling me that I'm immature? Is this his way of getting back at me in front of others?

Laughter:
One day, when I was on the phone with my partner-company's co-colleague, I didn't tell her who I was and at a point of time, she couldn't recognised my voice because we had not call each other for about 2 weeks since I was very busy with all the moving & cleaning. Then, I laughed when she couldn't guessed... immediately she chuckled and said, "Faith... how can I forget that laughter of yours!!" and I she told me I had one unique laugh that she can easily recognise me even without seeing me. So, who won't smile from eye-to-eye being said that, right?

Few days ago, we were moving some heavy cabinets, one of my colleague showed a very hilarious face expression and I couldn't help to laugh out loud. And my Mktg Mgr exclaimed, "Aiyoh... what a laughter!! Girl cannot laugh like that..." and I was so embarrassed and I keep quiet. And then, yesterday... the same colleague make a remark that again, I was amused and I laugh a little. And he copied the laughter sound and teased me fakely. I was speechless and proceed to do what I was doing.

Sarcastic:
Lately, I felt that I could be very sarcastic when I asked something. A few times, I only realised when it was too late. And I had been becoming a real chatter-box also... Sigh... Is it the freedom to express one's self is making me behaving like this? Or is it because that I've been thru a few things in my life that I was hurt and from not wanting to be hurt again, I taking a step ahead of everything first?

Seriously, I had always open-up to people and allowing people to critic about me and telling me my weak-points or weak-attitude, hoping that I could change and be a better person in life. But ever since I see people, I learn the true identity of a few people during situations that I felt that, I'm turning to be worst... and I fear that one day, I'm gonna lost my friends. Just a recent birthday party, some of my buddies are pretty upset with the birthday girl that they decided not allow her to come along to the trip that we are all planning together. And I couldn't help feeling a little sad that how if one day, I'm gonna be like that poor-girl being put aside from some things from my friends, which that's why I decided that I should really just keep my mouth shut these days. Say less and hurt less...

And to top up this feelings of mine right now... its not any better when some colleagues at office are actually criticising me like that... or laughing at me... IS it for a good-cause? Am I the one immature or they are? Why being a human has to live to the standards of others? If it's for a better cause, it's not harmful but why everyone has to be only one standard?

Wednesday, September 13, 2006

Miracle of Caffeine

My brain-clock alarmed me kinda early, probably knowing that my "last-minute-requested" report was not complete. Eventhough, I brought it back home to work on it till 10plus and even after I had stayed back at office till 7plus yesterday. Feeling sleepy and tired, I dragged myself up from the bed and did the usual morning routine and today, I needed that help from "Coffee". If not, I probably dozed off while driving. Yes! I gulped down 1 mug in a rush to hit the road at 6.50am.


Just as I opened my wooden door to leave my house, I felt a strong wind blowing right at me! Wow!! I simply love this... I had not feel this wind for a long time... not since I moved back to Malaysia other than at the beach. You hardly get "wind" anymore these days in the city or town. Seems like its gonna rain and its a bit hazy too...


And this is the DAY, I wished I'm driving an open-top convertible!! So so nicey-weather... Savouring the cool breeze, I had my windows open to about 1cm each because driving thru a highway in Malaysia with the speed of 90-100km/hr is not very "quiet"... and not forgetting, a little pollution on the way here and there...


Indeed, I was imagining myself in a Coupe and then, I was not very gentle-driver this morning. Hahahaha... *chuckled* But, I still watch my manners. With a right-signal, I cut-queue into the right lane where one Honda honked me when I squeezed my way into his lane just by 1.5 feet. That was CLOSE!! I had never driven my car like that before, I think the "Coffee" somehow make me so aggressive this morning. Think, he was cursing at me the whole way thru because we were in a one lane road that he can't overtake me nor do much but I was so right that he was boiling in anger and wanting a revenge! Guess what he did?


He revenged alright... Once we hit a 3-lane highway, I signalled to my left to the slower lane for him to speed off since he was behind me. He didn't and instead, without signal, he swerved his car to the left just 1 feet from mine suddenly. Lucky, I was alert enough and I was not in top speed as I was driving slowly... Hahahaha... I knew he wanted the revenge... could sensed it. And, he just drive slowly in front of me at like 60km/hr at a 90km/hr highway... I knew he is up to something, so I signalled right and guess what he did again??


He swerved his car to the right, wanting to block my way without any signal... Wah!! Wanna play with me meh?? Not that easy lar... Checking my rear-mirror, no cars on left that is close enough (but plenty in front), I took a sharp all the way left turn... and I cut-into the right in front of him and slow-down and then, signalled right again to the fast-lane and zoommm.... I go off...


Come on, I'm driving a Camry and supposely an imaginative Coupe... where can compete with me?! And don't even dare a lady like me lar... YES, I admitted that it was my fault that I started it but then, if you're forgiving... don't play this kind of game on the road. I mean, I'm always a gentle-driver on the road and even everyday, I get other drivers to do that at me but I don't go revenge on them... But, I was amazed at myself today also... why am I behaving this way?


Okie, I need to get back to my dateline

Saturday, September 09, 2006

Kristen's Masterpiece


Hereby presenting my niece's masterpiece...
I'm supposed to interpret what does her art means...
But... I honestly have not a slightest idea...
Only 4 plus of age, she had a very imaginative mind...
Think, think, think...

Monday, September 04, 2006

More Than Words...

Today, I worked late till 8pm and this is my latest-record of lateness in my current company. I don't want to work until the daylight gone because I think I have the "chicken eye-sight" that I'm a bit scared to drive at night alone. But today, just had no better choice but to catch up on my last month sales invoicing as the sales increased by two-folds, with all the after-fire incident, things are just pretty backdated. *sob*

As I was just saying good-bye to my Account colleagues, then, I passed by a new GM for the new sub-company. I only knew him a couple of weeks and we exchange very short conversation if we meet, he has since called me "timber-girl" since the day I was introduced to him and when he knew about my previous company's industry. So, as I was saying good-bye to him too on my way out, he looked up and gesture a smile and said, "Drive carefully".


*WoW* I may be a bit nut-case to make-a-big-deal, but I simply find it very meaningful and while I was driving home, I remembered his words. No one had told me this phrase for quite a long time and somehow, I'm touched and knowing people care...


Anyone had said something and it meant more than the words itself to you?