Nice reading
I seriously don't know what will happen to me after this.
I don't have any concrete plans for my future, do you?
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I can't believe it.
At this point of time when I'm typing....
There's an old lady who brought all kinds of vegetables and stuff to my office.
And she's asking the Korean what are they and what to use them for!!??
*speechless*
Sometimes I wonder what goes on in their minds.....
posted by Fish @ 1:10 pm
5 Comments:
Cool..contain your wild thoughts. Just need to get a decent job back in SG, hopefully before you leave here and life continues. If you want to work in Osaka, you would still need to start off with translation work which you do not exactly like and knowing Japanese organisational culture, foreigners are often given lowest priority. Still, it is up to you as it is your time and the lifestyle you would prefer.
tt's an interesting site...
i dun hav much plans anyways, just take thgs as it comes...
haha, talking abt future plans, i was reminded tt my younger cousin once said she's suffering from quater-life crisis... XD
think we'r also suffering from tt, the loss of direction, the urge to break out of the s'porean mould, the need to still blend in with the rest of society etc etc.
fuzzy
Back in school, everyone thought Colin was always geared to 'make it'. Nothing's changed.
Amber> actually I like translating. I think.
I did some back home for comics. Haha.
You can dinf my name behind in the credits.
But I only did a serious, had to stop to come here.
What I don't like is, people kicking up a big fuss over nothing.
Seriously, trust me. OK?
have changed nickname from amber to strawberry. you like translation work then good for you :-) take time to discover what you would love to do.. Enjoy life's journey :D we are discovering too.
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