(if) as a family

One of my colleagues, Lee seng, had a sharing session which brings up a very nice activity to do during our meeting. What he suggested was that we each have a paper with our names on it, and it goes round to the rest of the people describing about that person in a one line sentence.

Here's mine to show, and I'm quite happy with the comments I'm receiving:

- Extremely funny and comical great guy to have around in any company!! Intellectual too in terms of speciality and field :). Keep it up man!

- ez going fellow. hope you can get out more frmo computers and PS.

- very super cool guy. Funny and caring, outstanding character. Very good persuasive skill. Just need to control temper once in a while. You're a great fren!

- Stop being homophobic and we not homos! :P

- Should try other drinks than COFFEE!

- Drink more water

- You apologise too often!! Makes people feel bad. Above all, you are very helpful and friendly.

- Everyone is his personal priest. Ha ha!

- Need to be more diplomatic.

- Damn good programmer.

- An Asset

- Say 'SORRY' or 'THANK YOU' less and more apropriately.

- Talk softer and more gentle.

- Come in the morning la. seldom see you coz we go back when u come. Nice to chat wif u man.

- Play more DOTA!

- chill out or relax when angry/upset.

- get more sleep, maybe.

- cheerful, joking and make the office more timely!

- Interesting guy, Laugh alot for no reason! Likes to say "TARPAU".

- interesting coffee guy.

- I like your communication way.

- Sometimes quite weird.

Some to tell me who I am, some to advice me on what I could do to be better. But this is the best process I've ever been too. After this, I'm putting it in my wallet, probably going to keep it for a very long time. Maybe when I'm 50, I'll take out this weathered yellow piece of paper to see it again. Who knows, maybe I can really find myself in the process. Thanks Lee Seng. Thanks (if). :)

Battlefield 2006

Journals from Private FBDX, 19/05/2006 1000 hours

As we stepped into the warzone, pellets were shooting evreywhere. People were screaming and doing barrel rolls to stay alive. Breathing through my helmet and equipped with body armour to stay alive after being shot, I ran to the nearest covers that I could find to prevent from enemy fire, a big wooden plank.
Having the fear of getting shot and running from one place to another to achieve our objectives makes the andrenaline rush to the maximum, with the heart trying to pump gallons of useful blood to keep my muscles mobile.
Remembering my training from the Rainbow Six and the Ghost Recon team, alot of tactics I have learned I have used now, but it has not prepared me for the randomness of the attack. It can come from anywhere, from the front, from the side, and even from your team mates. This is quite shocking.
As I then prepared to shoot,

hehehh...welcome to the (if) party that happened on Friday 19/05/2006. Had a very good paintball session, followed afterwards by the X-men movie. Here are some of my good friends who are blogging about it. Cheers.

Ah bonk's site
Jason's site
Lee Nyin's site

Cheers.