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Yesterday, I had a site survey with my customer in 2 locations and Ms. K was assigned to in charge of the pre-sale stuff. It was in the afternoon session and I have another session of Proof-Of-Concept in the morning.

Therefore, I told Ms. K to meet me at customer site in the afternoon since I am afraid I might not be able to fetch her from the office. Somehow, the POC has to be cancelled due to the engineers on MC. As the result, I have no other things to do and come back to office. When I reached office, I noticed that Ms.K wasn’t around the office. I heard she was at home. Sleeping.

Curious, I seek some answers. I found out that she was working pretty late. Yes, PRETTY LATE till past midnight. So, this morning she couldn’t wake up and have an excemption for coming in office late. Things is what work she is working on till so late? She mentioned is some tenders or stuff. Nevermind. It has nothing to do with me.

I asked if she can come into office so we can go in 1 car to customer site. She told me okay and then, after the lunch time, she haven’t turn up yet. I gave her another call and found out she plan to go to meet me at the customer site. Okay.. I am fine with that. I just know that I’m gonna be stuck in the traffic at the end of the day.

Fast forward, after the site survey I am sending her back to Jalan TAR to get her car from Plaza Sentral. It was somewhere between 5.30pm. Ended up reaching office in 7.10pm. Whole hour spend in commuting back to office. Die. When we were leaving from Plaza Sentral to Jalan TAR, I asked why she wasn’t in office in the morning and at home? She told me that she was working on some work stuff. What work? I asked. She told me it is P&C. What P&C that you have to work very late? Or is it just a plain excuse to come in to work late?

Nowadays, people…. sigh*

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Just a little story I think it’s important to tell myself, my colleagues and everyone else. We seems to forgotten the story that inspired us. This reminds me of a movie…Ehm.

A little steam engine had a long train of cars to pull.
She went along very well till she came to a steep hill. But then, no matter how hard she tried, she could not move the long train of cars.She pulled and she pulled. She puffed and she puffed. She backed and started off again. Choo! Choo!

But no! the cars would not go up the hill.

At last she left the train and started up the track alone. Do you think she had stopped working? No, indeed! She was going for help.

“Surely I can find someone to help me,” she thought.

Over the hill and up the track went the little steam engine. Choo, choo! Choo, choo! Choo, choo! Choo!

Pretty soon she saw a big steam engine standing on a side track. He looked very big and strong. Running alongside, she looked up and said:

“Will you help me over the hill with my train of cars? It is so long and heavy I can’t get it over.”

The big steam engine looked down at the little steam engine. The he said:

“Don’t you see that I am through my day’s work? I have been rubbed and scoured ready for my next run. No, I cannot help you,”

The little steam engine was sorry, but she went on, Choo, choo! Choo, choo! Choo, choo! Choo, choo!

Soon she came to a second big steam engine standing on a side track. He was puffing and puffing, as if he were tired.

“That big steam engine may help me,” thought the little steam engine. She ran alongside and asked:

“Will you help me bring my train of cars over the hill? It is so long and so heavy that I can’t get it over.”

The second big steam engine answered:

“I have just come in from a long, long run. Don’t you see how tired I am? Can’t you get some other engine to help you this time?

“I’ll try,” said the little steam engine, and off she went. Choo, choo! Choo, choo! Choo, choo!

After a while she came to a little steam engine just like herself. She ran alongside and said:

“Will you help me over the hill with my train of cars? It is so long and so heavy that I can’t get it over.”

“Yes, indeed!” said this little steam engine. “I’ll be glad to help you, if I can.”

So the little steam engines started back to where the train of cars had been standing. Both little steam engines went to the head of the train, one behind the other.

Puff, puff! Chug, choo! Off they started!

Slowly the cars began to move. Slowly they climbed the steep hill. As they climbed, each little steam engine began to sing:

“I-think-I-can! I-think-I-can! I-think-I-can! I-think-I-can! I-think-I-can! I-think-I-can! I think I can – I think I can – I think I can I think I can–”

And they did! Very soon they were over the hill and going down the other side.

Now they were on the plain again; and the little steam engine could pull her train herself. So she thanked the little engine who had come to help her, and said good-by.

And she went merrily on her way, singing:

“I-thought-I-could! I-thought-I-could! I-thought-I-could! I-thought-I-could! I thought i could – I thought I could – I thought I could – I thought I could – I thought I could – I thought I could I thought I could –”

Whatever it is, its in your mind. Have faith and you could.

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Photos!!!!

Just lazy to post lately as there’s too many people to invite for the Year End Party Bloggers – in short – BYEP

Sponsorships will start rolling in. Many plans and programmes need to laid out. I tell you, if you don’t come, sure will be regret of.

In fact, I kinda tied up with work and stuff so much of lately. But I’ve added some photos after the jump.

(Randomness)

International Medical University, IMU, Bukit Jalil, Plaza Komanwel, Company Dinner, Berjaya Times Square Kuala Lumpur, Times Square KL, Golden Triangle, dSaintx, 37, Grand Prize, iPOd Nano, Wedding Dinner, Cousin, Outcast, Imperial Palace, Puchong, Tai Thong, Restroom, Outcast, Relatives, Nephews, Tanjung Piandang, Fishery Village

– All in the nutshell –

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