I had a thought today at work. What stories will I tell my kids when they're growing up :). I think stories like that stay with you for a very long time. I remember the ones my parents used to tell. Until today, I'm not sure if some of them were made up or not. lol.

1) I'll tell my kids how mummy met daddy . I'll throw in a few exaggerated facts :)
2) I'll tell them about the stories their grandparents told me. How it was when Japan invaded Msia , how their great-great grandad had a metal company etc etc
3) I'll tell them about my experience in Uni , how a lost sheep found her way home.

Well, that's all I can think of for now. But I'm sure I'll be telling them a lot of random ones :)

I've come to terms that work is work and best left at that. I for some reason have the tendency to bring my work life into my personal one , which doesn't make it very healthy. Guess thats the reason why I've been feeling down for the past couple of months. Recently , I've learned to let go (wasn't easy) and it did take practice. I've learned that mistakes do happen at the work place (especially if your a health professional) , and I have to stop beating myself over it and move on. Now, I feel much better. I no longer "dread" to face the day or whats to come. I'm appreciating the moment and taking it into account as part of my learning curve.

Made a few minor changes to my life style - no more studying during the weekends and gym !

Also looking forward to be going back to Dunners sometime in June :) I miss the people honestly. Dunners was one of those places where you find friends for life.

Am so blessed (I know I've repeated myself over and over again ) for my supportive family (thanks to Viber) , my besties (they've made countless trips to Welly to check up on me *sniff) and the best-est bf I can ever have (for listening to me rant and cheering me up with walt disney movies) .

I'm learning to LIVE again.