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The edg[3] ™

8th June 2012, marks the last day of my service to, Hewlett Packard,  Global Business Services Singapore Centre, Accounts Payable None-Inventory, a short 23months stint.


I still remember the days where people asked if moving from Chulia to Harborlink was a cultural shock, moving from the busy fashionable city to the boring country side. Deep within me I said, " I'm a pure full blooded Kampung kid you know? "

A great learning experience at Hewlett Packard, enjoyed every single day of my life. Although there were ups and downs, the blood and sweat, the tears we shed together, I will never forget. Thank you all for being there for and with me.

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Tomorrow, or in about 11 odd hours time, I will be back to the god-forsaken place, OneRaffles Quay, also known as ORQ. A place where most people dream and yearn to work in, not for me. I've dreaded this day from the day I accepted the job offer, my only motivation was money, opportunity, ambition and well, my parents' words.

My dad actually questioned if I was going to work everyday and my mum was very worried that I might sink into the comfort level I have with HP that I may never be about to get out and grow further.




Since I've decided to see it through, game face on for tomorrow, you fucking degree holders watch out, I'll still be that laughing kid, but I won't be cracking jokes to make you laugh, maybe I do, but at the end of the day, I swear I'd be the one laughing, hopefully not at you.

About time I get my edge back....


demonic, angelic, satanic... I don't really care.

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