Dah balik dari Australia :)
It was great. We went to a lot of places over the 4 days there. Sydney feels different to me now that I am no longer staying there. I felt like a tourist. Before, I couldn't care less taking picture because it's where I live.
Talking about Sydney, I have to say I did not enjoyed living there, due to a lot of reasons. Studying overseas is not all fun as u would think. It was a struggle for me. But I think it has toughen me up, and made me a more independent person. Also equally important, it has opened my eyes and broaden my narrow mind. I think the way I think now is different to the way I think before I went abroad. To that end, I am grateful of having that opportunity and the hardships are all worth it. Not to mention, now I have a degree (Hopefully laku).
After 4 years and several hundred thousands
I will miss Sydney though. The weather, the few close friends I had there, the atmosphere, the way of life there.. although it doesn't suit me well, I will always remember it. Also the little things, like how punctual and easy to get busses, to cross the road..will be missed very much.
Ety sangat photogenic
On the contrary, sangat x photo-friendly
Anyways, if u want to look at more pictures, please visit Mak Ngah's Facebook Album. There u can find all the photos I've taken professionally. Hehe.
Changing the subject, I will be in Bangi for the next 2 weeks, for induction course. It's nerve racking for me and my heart feels heavy, as I will no longer able to slack around. I've gone to several courses like this before, during my scholarship period, and I know roughly what will be conducted during the course. Thinking about it make my stomach do a back flip. Hah.. Any advice on how to overcome nervousness? Hope the next 2 weeks will fly by quickly. By then I hope I will already find a place to live (ideally an apartment) and everything settled so I can begin my own life. We'll see how it goes :)
