And it's already September!

Earned a working trip back to my beautiful beloved country

Although arrived on the 4th of Sept when the quake hit

yet my heart was warmth by the familiar sights.Spent 3 days with family back in Dunedin,

shopping and coffee with mumsy..

Popsy commented that he felt like I never left the house before when we're having the evening snuggling on the couch watching tele.

Shopping and abouts in the City of Sails

A coffee session with dad ended up by him bringing me over to the Australian board of tourism cocktail event.

So, how was it?

Erm, imagining Lou after work....

in her almost all-day out ribbonnett outfit,tired...wouldn't want to go any further ;P

It was a learning experience small event, lots of hand shaking sessions..

introducing and talking...

Well, at least i behaved and made daddy proud.

Haha, i can proved it since he was brimming from ears to ears the whole night.

April's been recognise as the month for world autism awareness.

So the doc from clinic send a text to me wanting me to give a 20mins lecture on "Does diets matter in Autism".

Uh huh!! Lou got herself into another huge challenge/phobia of her lifetime...

Public speaking...this time as a specialist,a nutritionist.Furthermore, followed by a question and answer sessions between the crowds and the team.

Working with these experienced specialises whom accepted & invited me to join in this team,really taught me to humble myself among them.

Me as to comparison to them was pfffff...not even in a level of 1 regarding to experiences, status and more..

The whole event went well with great responses from crowds, more than what's been expected,where room was immersed with audiences.

My sincere gratitude and gratefulness to all family and friends who supported and encouraged me. Amazingly, auntie Julia was praying for me (w/o knowing when I'm supposing lecturing) during the exact time which I was presenting;without knowing it.

God is just so wonderful and amazing!!

Life's been delighting ever since graduated from Otago. Many alumnus friends once told me that time span in university was more funner and cruising,yet, I find it the other way round. So, not everyone is the same *wink

Nevertheless, been & still cannot stop give thanks and praising to our gracious Heavenly Father for guidance in every single step of mine from graduating from Otago to jobs. HIS astonishing leading was indescribable.

Two roles been offered to me even before I graduated, as a full time supervisor in an American based homeschooling ; a part time child nutritionist in a clinic,with a team of specialist. The 1st job's pay was way beyond my expectation which my mentors had to 'force' me to sign the contract in a good way since I told them that am not worthy for such a good pay, not to say I am still a fresh graduate; same saying for the clinic, in consequence working with a team of experienced,well trained professionals and the doctor (boss) was so kind enough to offer me this opportunity and take me in to work with his team.

Concurrently, I have been invited to give a 20 minutes lecture on "Nutritional Therapy for Autism Children" as a celebration for Worlds Autism Children Day on April 25th in front of Penang expo (the parliaments). YES, my heart's thumping like the roaring thunder even for just typing about this.... You peeps who's known me well knew this is not the typical me who will speak in front of the public.

And it is NOT weird at all for someone who enjoy his/her work.

It is true that I've always look forward to go to work every morning. Days at work surely fill with new,interesting and exciting adventures by the kids. Mind you, kids mentioned here are ranging from as young as aged 6 to young adults. It's not just about a supervising job but subduing time to bond with them, thus more than that.And yes, the outcome just drifted away all those efforts and hard work harvested where some eventually approached and trusted me for a one to one heart talk; guidance and advices.Although there were chaotic and turbulent days as well but looking everything in whole always put a smile on me. I still feel blessed for being able to work under the guidance of the two principals, also my mentors which had had enforce and rebuilt my character and maturity.

Enough of all works stuffs...

Here are some latter errands around penang, the only free weekends I have with family.

Tadah ~

2010's January been a busy month,

with two work on weekdays/sat, meetings

&

a decor assignment on hand.

Working at Pinang ACE,

side by side with

auntie Julia and uncle Clement,

really is indescribable.

My days working are filled with beaming smiles and joy,

where cheekiness and some funny kids always make me laugh out hard, in heart

(mind you, have to keep my serious outer appearance as a supervisor).

All kids are special and unique,

interesting in catching up with them everyday.

On the other hand, decor assignment for CNY in church's almost complete.

Many thanks to Lim and his team from Floralscence for willingness to put up all decorations in a rush and short notices. Friendly and funny staff as well!! Well done!