So of those pre-review activities - a lot of observation, a lot of findings.

But all I can say is that these people should have come years ago, not before the aud it.

What they are doing now seems like they're helping us.

But in reality, it merely looks like they're doing damage control.

You wouldn't wanna know how much stresses I've been going thru in the past one month.

Apart from the first 4 months of stresses I had experienced when I started this job - this past one month, and I guess, the coming 2 months' stresses will be mega.

Whatever it is, work is work.

I'm glad that there is life after work - though it isn't long, but I still appreciate the moment that I have, i.e. to chat with someone that I feel... interesting.

The honeymoon is over.

Kantoi everywhere.

Hard time is coming.

I see storm & thunder

I see uncertainties.

Thanks for having strict and rigid processes.

I love you :-)

Anyone who works in the same client site with me would agree on this - if you ever get the 'ramp car park' it feels like winning the lottery.

And I had that feeling yesterday ;)

I called up my ex-client to wish him a Happy Chinese New Year (it's not over yet, it's the last day today, just FYI)

We had some chat.

He retired last year but apparently, a workaholic like him, I guess, made him back to work in another company after half year of rest.

Two things I realised:
1) It's good to have a partner, you'll feel really bored as you get older.
2) Don't get yourself becoming a workaholic - you'll really feel the void when you retire, that's when you'll
i) Get back to work again (it's become habitual already)
ii) Stayed feeling void till you start to show the old man's symptom

Btw, I have to admit, he was a very good manager or, you can say, worker :P

Oh do I have to plan for my retirement already? haha

Had a presentation just now - the 1 year old baby that I wrote was finally 'exposed'.

With just one aim only - to improve the process and make the effort recognised :-)