Working...

Today's the 3rd day of my working life...It's much different from my study life.
When study in university, most of us looking forward for working. However, when we started to work, we all missed the study life. haha...

What is the differences between study and working? The first thing is the matter of TIME. In study life, we have a lot of free time. We can arrange our time to join many activities, visit here and there. We have holidays, especially the 2 months holiday after every academic year. We can go back to hometown and stay for months. When come to working life, our time is fixed. We have less time to join activities, less holiday and less chances to go back hometown.

However, I do enjoy my work. I work as a doctor's assistant in a clinic and research center. I think I can learn a lot from her. She is an experienced herbalist doctor, well known in healing leukaemia. I wished to work with her since I first visit her center in last year. I am really glad to work there.

I will share more on health care and naturopathic knowledge in my blog in the future. :)
Wish you all happy and good health. : )

Days in KL

I stayed in my hometown, Kuantan since I back from Taiwan. After enjoy my holidays for about 2 months, I came to KL again.. I miss my family and the cute baby, Lavender.

These days are rainy days, I catch the flu and suffer from blocked nose.
However, I have good days here.
I am going to share with you what I did these days :)

I came to Kl on tuesday, on that night, I gave a dharma sharing in MU buddhist society dharma class on the topic brahmavihara. I was thankful to the exco for giving me chances to learn and to share. I learnt a lot in the process of preparing the talk. It was a nice experience.

On the next morning, all of my house mate woke up early in the morning at 6am to practice morning puja (chanting) together. After that, some of us who do not have class in the morning were heading to Brickfields Maha-Vihara for breakfast Dana (food offering to Sangha members).
We bought fried meehoon from the mamak stall near to the temple. Most of the monks there are from Sri Lanka, therefore we usually bring along Indian food instead of Chinese food.

Today, in the afternoon, I followed one of my roomate, Sook Kwan to United Voice. It is a charity centre hiring people with learning difficulties. They making some craft like book marks, cards etc for sell. This was the first time I been there. Most of them were so friendly and enjoying their work. They gave us a warm welcome, and introduce themselves when we just step into the centre. Everyone has their own tray with materials to work on. Although they have learning difficulties, they did their jobs very well. We join them in the craft making, help them to tie the bookmarks.
They put so many effort on every single bookmark and card. So, please support them by buying their products if they approach you : )

At night, I went to job interview, and I will start working in PJ next Tuesday!

Tomorrow, is the time for me to balik kampung so that I can vote on 8th of March!