Homecoming!

I thought of changing the outlook of my blog since I have a new outlook in life, career & future. What do you think?

Like what my boss-then-ex-boss-now-boss-again told me, "announcement will be made about my homecoming...", the word 'homecoming' brings smile to my eyes. Its my gratitude to be asked for a return and how glad that I am...

Wacky Night

Its 8.06am...on a Sunday. I asked myself why am I up so early in the morning...I should be having long hours of sleep on weekends, giving the fact that I wake up too darn early every other day. The first thing that came to my mind was "AA".

I attended a special charity theatre show called The Wacky Bar last night at PJ Life Arts, Jaya One. This star-studded show is directed by Joanna Bessey and revolves around a bar filled with eccentric characters. The cast includes Joanne Kam Poh Poh, Gavin Yap, Rashid Salleh, Elaine Pedley, Maya Tan Abdullah, Daphne Iking and Patrick Teoh as the bar owner. Amber Chia also made a special appearance as Lulu, a skinny pretty girl from mainland China. Their act and story lines were hillarious and so real! The story line includes a husband cheating his wife, girl meets a man but he doesn't call her back after 3 weeks, men and football, what women think of men & vice versa. Its a good production giving the fact that it is produced by Passionately YOU for the 1st time. Passionately YOU is a woman drive campaign dedicated to women's health and to celebrate all cervical and breast cancer vicitms and survivor's fighting spirit. The campaign organizers include Assunta Hospital, Jaya One, Asia Assistance (my ex-company) and PJLA...

Anyway, something lingered in my head the whole night, and tonight I'll be meeting my "ex" Chairman to get it all clear out. Good or bad I dont know yet. But I know, the outcome will determine my coming future ...

Here are some photos from last night...enjoy!

A quick snap inside the theatre before the show begin

A snap of yours truly by a kind photographer

Yoyee & her dinky :D Thanks dearie for the tix!

Mr Choy CEO of Assunta Hospital

This looks like the same duck we sold last year
for Passionately Pink.Only difference is the logo on the cap haha!

Farewell...7 Years

28th February 2009...the end of my 7 years tenure as the child of Asia Assistance (AA). I called myself as AA's child as I joined when there were less than 20 staff in a 4500 sq.ft space. Now, AA has its own 5 storey building with 4500 sqf for each floor that caters close to 200 staff force. Talk about growing!

Some may say I was the blue-eye girl but I rather associate myself as the Jane-of-all-thread as from being in the Operation, to the Human Resource, to the Marketing and finally to the Legal, Corporate Affairs, I must say, it was indeed a great working experience for me all these years...

Knowing in and out of how the company works and to be acquainted and mentored by the brainchild of AA (my Chairman & MD that is), I could not asked for more.



Though it has been 2 months now that I have left, but my heart remains with them. I guess after 7 years of being in the medical service industry, though heading the Legal Department, the curiosity of the court processes that constantly lingers in my mind, failed to disperse. Seeing my college peers dressed up in white collored blouse and black skinny skirts with briefcase in one hand, elates my secret burning desire from within. Thus, a letter with the big letter "R" as its heading, neatly folded in a white blank envelope addressed to my MD surfaced. It was time.

As I looked back at all these years, the opportunities that was bestowed upon me by my mentors were undeniably plenty. The benefits, I shall remain discreet in my blog, but the trips were inspiring. Working in AA had gave me the chance to explore not just in Malaysia but the other part of the globe as well. Amongst the country that I had set foot in - Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines, France, Spain and Czech Republic, the best unforgetable one was when I met the exceptional & wonderful Mr Claude Giroux in his one of its kind yacht sailing into the South China Sea. Truly remarkable man indeed.

Well, this may not be the end...who knows, as the World is round, anything can happen. Time will tell.
















Leaving some clips of my memory that wows me during my first trip to Paris.