Assalamualaikum,

The course went as scheduled, I learn a lot about the work that I will be dealing with in the office. My boss was very supportive even though I asked a lot. But the important thing is that I have that ability to learn very fast. Alhamdulillah, I was able to swallow everything that my boss explained just once.

Apart from the course itself, Pn. Aida, the Liaison officer who is in charge of entertaining us from semenanjung was very friendly, helpful and was always willing to fulfill any of our wishes from semenanjung.

She brought us to the famous Sarawak Kek Lapis shop, the waterfront shoprows, Indian street and we were ven lucky to watch the World Harvest celebration where people from India, Sri Lanka and even Latvia came to perform their traditional dance. I manage to join the latvian dance after Laura(one of the dancer) pulled me in. I even twisted my ankle in the process. She was friendly enough to pose for a photo with me. Hehehe.

We soon head back to our lodging place.

I am starting to get a hang of this job....Maybe I am going to be happy with my new work after all...

Assalamualaikum,

After knowing that my application for a move back to KL is provisionally approved, I have to make certain arrangements, both materially and also mentally.

First of all, I am swapping my teaching job for a desk job in Putrajaya. Leaving the teaching profession is one of the hardest decision that I needed to make. I am hoping that someday, maybe after furthering my studies, I would consider teaching in higher level than where I am right now.

Secondly, I am still fuzzy about the new job description. But as people close to me might know, I will normally give my heart out in whatever thing I do. I might need some time to settle in and make myself feel at home. Who knows, maybe 'this' Worn-Off Broom will magically transform back into a New Broom that sweeps well. Hehehe.

Thirdly, the thought of making new friends and possible enemy gives me a creep. I am really hoping that my presence will not create any unrest and hopefully I will fit in easily. Most importantly, I will definitely miss my colleagues here in KMJ. They are like my second family and we have supported each other all these years. I have to thank them for their love and support throughout my journey here. I will cherrish every moment that I spent here. I do hope they understand my decision was for the greater good of my family. There are some matter that needed my attention most importantly. The prospect of leaving them is ripping me apart and it really hurts. :'( .

I hope the transition will fo smoothely...[tears]