- The break - [so far in the month of Jan]

4th Jan - Movie + Dinner @ Mache vivocity w/ V & CW


5th Jan - games + tea + dinner @ shokudo @ cityhall w/ B

6th Jan - dinner w/ N + J + Kc+ D + Kl @ Ivin's for peranakan food

10th Jan - faithians gathering in the afternoon

10th Jan - faithians gathering in the evening

12th Jan - some shopping w/ C & M day

12th Jan night - catch up w/ M

14th Jan - Cycling in Pulau Ubin with OCFers

14th Jan - Pulau Ubin [@ the observation deck]

14th Jan - Good bye Pulau Ubin !

14th Jan - our crab hideout : big eater!

14th Jan 09 - evidence of our trip =)

15th Jan - NTU canteen: the bus stop

15th Jan - getting FREE chi medical consultation @ NTU =p

15th Jan - meet up @ NTU library!

16th jan - Cny party @ B's [D's always happy!]

16th jan - Cny party @ B's [xiao nonya]

17th Jan - Badminton with NH Badminton girls team 2004!

17th Jan - us with the groom =)

17th Jan - My only 2 mentors in Melbourne =)

19th Jan - volunteer @ KK for ward entertainment for the kids

21st Jan - another trip to big eater after tennis

An elaborated effort to explain the break

This was how my breaks have always been spent..

After trinity: work @ sales
After year 1: SYFC
After year 2: AIA internship
After year 3 aka now: SLACK

Does this justify me not looking HARD for a job? Staring into space as I meant to write up my resume and cover letter? Looking for fun, games and action instead of working to improve myself?

As I look over @ my resume, skills that are transferable such as people skills, doesn't seem to be the item that companies look for (in their 'vacant positions' sector). The more specific work I've helped out in AIA has been blown out the window (lost the stuff and cant recall what i really did there). I am one without aim/goal and purpose. Spiritually, I'm losing focus. I need to find a cell group sometime soon. Should I give the one @ my church another try? I just dont fit in though.

A new year is meant to be accompanied with a new attitude.

Why do things that are 'meant to be' never always 'the way it is'..?