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Bunch of Lunatics (a.k.a. my colleagues)

Yesterday was the last working day for me at the office, was "busy" playing sudoku, pulling out the telephone line to stop it from ringing, talking to ppl, dumping and packing.... It has been 2.75 years! And the best thing (and i must thank HR for their wonderful job) about this place is the PEOPLE. No matter that HR screws up in career and individual development, they have definitely gathered a bunch of beautiful (literally, thank you!), smart and really funny people. (despite leaving the organisation, i still have a lot of things to say about them...)

Here's just a sampling of some of them who's been supportive, motivated and generally great to be with...



I would just like to thank God for His love and blessings, for I have felt the beauty of life and friendship through the love and care of the people who sit through long, boring meetings with me, go through the daily grind with me, stay late to rush out things with me, and generally just accompanying me through this journey. Thanks guys. I will remember you. Hope you have a great life ahead. Keep in touch.

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