Bad Working Experience

I have had my share of bad working experience even for a meagre sum of salary. After about 1 and a half years of break and not making money from the internet, I applied to be a sales assistant in a premier lifystyle shopping mall. For only RM800 a month, I had to type 30 addresses every day and match with the post codes because my supervisor earning RM1,700 refuse to drive around to do real marketing. So there I was doing her work and getting offenses written like not putting the cover on the computer or forgetting to put the pencil in the drawer. She just had to find fault with me because another colleague knows that she has many faults - going to work 1 hour late almost every day with excuses of tyre puncture and what have you. So tell me, who is a greater and bigger offender? Coming to work late often and betraying the trust the company has on her!

Malachi 2

Last week, my pastor covered the old testament book of Malachi chapter 2. It was a short book with only 3 chapters. There are verses on tithing in chapter 3. From statistics, it has been shown that people who attend church live longer by an average of 7 years compared to those who don't attend at all. And it was printed in Reader's Digest some time back, a non-spiritual magazine catering to the public. Malachi is a book about blessings and curses as well. It is easy to read and enlightening compared to other books in the Old Testament. I guess next week, chapter 3 will be preached on the pulpit to the congregation.

Choose your friends carefully

In the recent newspaper, a former pastor dad and his 3 very successful sons in the music business, did state that you need to choose your friends carefully. I for one need to learn from this statement. I have had my share of lousy friends and those who only compete with me or take advantage of me. Some even send me anonymous email refusing to reveal their identity but I can guess just as much who is the writer of the unsolicited email. Worse still, she will call my home many times and refuse to even mention her name. Such lousy jokers ought to be deleted from my address book. She is insincere, competitive and a pain in the back. It is my regret to ever meet up with such a specimen and keep in contact in the first place.

Times are Bad

I have stopped tithing to church for a while as my income has reduced substantially and I need to save money for rainy days. 2007 was a good year for me but 2008 seems to be recession year for USA and now Japan which is on the brink of recession. More crimes are committed on the roads and recently there was a kidnapping in Penang that happened to a human resource manager in her apartment's carpark. Just imagine the kind of security in her apartment. She was kidnapped by 3 Indian guys and her husband witness the whole episode and quickly contacted the police. She is back now but warded in the hospital and a wreck from the whole ordeal.

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Back from Sarawak

I came back by Air Asia from Kuching 3 days ago and was contemplating of putting up photos here, but I shall keep it personal. No point boasting to the wrong audience or wrong photos to the right audience. Suffice to say that we each saved RM139 by renting a car instead of taking guided tours. We went to Serikin border town market near Indonesia, Gua Angin (Wind Caves) and Semengoh Wildlife Park to see orang utans feeding on the second day. On the first day, we visited cultural village with cultural show included and then headed to Boa for seafood at our own expenses.

On the third day, we rented a motor boat to Bako Wildlife Park, the very place where The Asian Amazing Race was held. The boat trip was enjoyable. Never go in December during the monsoon season because the waves can be as high as 4 metres and over turn the small motor boat. That's why life jackets are a must during the trip. On our fourth day, we went to Chinese Museum and drove around Kuching near the waterfront. We also went to The Springs Mall, the biggest in Kuching and read some books at MPH.

The trip to Kuching was very enjoyable with my 2 younger sisters and perhaps we might have another tour together in 2 years time in Europe.

Going to Kuching tomorrow

I will be flying by Air Asia to Kuching tomorrow afternoon with my two younger sisters for holidays for 5 days 4 nights. We also paid for guided tour for 3 days and the remaining 2 days, we plan to drive around the town and hire a car. I will bring my laptop there to check emails and to keep in touch with my work. I have been to Sarawak in 2006 to the town of Bintulu for business. This time around, it will be pure enjoyment and a good break for holidays. The cost is about RM1,000 per person for this trip. While my two younger sisters will swim in the hotel swimming pool, I will log on to the internet to check emails with my laptop in the hotel room. Pray for my journey mercies for this upcoming trip.