Time to blog again

It has been about 3.5 years since I stopped blogging. I would like to voice my thought and thats why I start blogging again.

After 4 years of working, my conscience starts asking me , what I want to achieve in my life? What must I do so that I can achieve anything without restriction? e.g. buy a dream house without financial restriction? Spend more time with love ones without time restriction?

Few weeks ago I was introduced a concept "the other 8 hours", which I think it makes lots of good sense to me. How am I going to use the other 8 hours to achieve the dream I want? without having to sacrifice what I do in the other 16 hours?

Bye Bye Munich.... :(

Today is my last day staying in Munich, also my last day of the student exchange program with TUM. I am moving to Bruchsal for my internship with Siemens.

Yu, Jorge and I shared and rented a car , they drove me to Bruchsal because I had too many stuffs to carry. It is not possible to travel by train or else I would have to make 2 trips. Then the total cost for the train ride would be 200 euro (RM1000). The good thing was we managed to get a nice car...






We dont know the way to Bruchsal actually. Thanks to the navigation systme, which guids us to Bruchsal.






Jorge was the driver. heeheheh



Yu sits at the back so that he could study for his exam for the next day.


We prepared some foods, sandwishes and japanese snacks...


After about 4 hours car ride, finally we have arrived at Bruchsal. After checking in, we drove to Heidelberg to meet Yu's friends.


Two years ago I stayed in Heidelberg for 1 month for an immersion program. I missed that place too.
We stayed there for dinner and then drove back again to Bruchsal.


Thats my new room. Well, I dont know when we will meet again but we are sure that we will surely meet each other during the internship period.

Project Management

I took a subject, Project Management. Other than that, there is a seminar for this subject.
What do we do during the seminar??

Seminar is only opened for about 20 students and it is on 1st come 1st serve basis. Then the students will be divided into 3 groups, guided by 3 company, which will later assign them a project to work on. The students will be given a real problem to solve and they are supposed to apply the project management skill which they have learnt during the lecture.

I was working with a project about isotope generator.


Project team. They are people from Sweden, Norway, Peru, Colombia, France, Germany and Malaysia!!


2 of the teammates were holding the final presentation.



We had a celebration during my last seminar.


Thats the professor.


My 2 teammates from France and Sweden.

My Farewell in Munich

Few days later I will be leaving Munich, to Bruchsal for my internship with Siemens. My friends and I gathered for the last time in Munich for cooking and dinner.


He is Juan, from Chile. Very funny like Jim Carrey

After dinner we adjourned to Augustina Bierhouse for a drink.







The good time that we had for the whole semester were unforgettable. We have done lots of things together like Snow fighting, Skiing, travelling, cooking and eating...etc..

Thank God that I had made very good friends during my exchange program. I will miss them alot while I am in Bruchsal, and also not knowing what to expect there... will I be able to find good friends like them in Bruchsal??

Try new stuff?? AKA train train story

Skifahren.... 1st time.. might also be the last time...as there wont be snow in Singapore and Malaysia. I went there with Clement and Jorge. We woke up damn early but boarded the wrong train. Actually it was the right train but we thought that it was the wrong train. Therefore we alighted from the train and then realised that it was the right train.... then we have to wait for another 1 hour for the next train. Sigh... stupid train.

The train took us to Lenggries, the skiing paradies. When we reached there, we attended a short train..ing course and a lady train..er (instructor) spent about 2hours to train... us so that we are trained... and fit for skiing.

After the 2 hours of train..ing and we wanna tried to ski from the top. But the train..er said that we are not trained.. enough for that. Ok.. We listened to the train..er,while we were listening. So after listening, we went up anyway. :P




1st i thought I was trained and I was full of confident.. but then... when I was up there.... "shit... i am scared"





To cut the long story short, I am finally a trained skier!! ... (of course after falling about 15 times from the top).


My friends, below are Jorge Cleto and Clement Ma. Jorge is from Mexico and Clement is from Canada.

What a wonderful trip to Spain

Well well, we spent 9 days travelling around spain, until we were very exhausted and tired. We were having hard time to search for food because we didnt know what to eat, besides, the people there dont speak english, only spanish. But experience was very funny...

I would said that it was my 1st travelling with friend at so far away from home. I really had a great time and hope that it was the same with Clement.

One of the thing which I wont forget is the photo below...
You might be wondering, what that is....



well. it is just between Clement and me. HAHAAH :D
If you wanna know, ask Clement.

Adios!!!

Granada, ~~la alhambra

After arriving Malaga, we travelled the next day to Granada to visit la alhambra for one day. The muslim palace is enormous!! It seems that there is another city in the palace itself.



Below are some photos in and outside the palace.











The photo below is a ceiling.




From the palace, one can also have a bird eye view of the surrounding.





Thats was all for that day. Then we spent sometime visiting the city and took the bus back to Malaga.

Malaga~~ la ciudad de España

We spent 3 nights at Malaga. But the 2nd day we travelled to Granada to visit la alhambra. We reached Malaga at night and the photo below was the 1st fascinating building that we saw. I have forgotten the name of that palace. It is very big, it covers the most part of the hill around that area.









The hostel that we stayed called Picasso's corner. The photos below were the people whom we met during our stay.




There was one seafood restaurant where we visited (below), recommended by the worker at picasso's corner.




The food was very delicious but.. expensive.... hhm...



The old man at the middle is one of the waiter there. He has a old man temper but yet he is very nice and helpful. We were having communication problem with each other and hence he served us wrong food...hehehe but we just took it anyway..


And the spanish speciaty... LA PAELLA!! My favorite!!!