I didn’t get to come up on stage for the lucky draw prizes. I watched all the big prizes being given away to someone else, with disappointment. Aiyahh, let it go la Moon, you’re not a charity case anyway (hahah orang dah tak dapat punya reasoning).
The food was surprisingly good especially the masak lemak daging salai. I was the only one at the table who went for a second helping of rice, but nobody made a fuss. As with other governmental functions, the protocol was way too lengthy with every person deemed important had to be given time to make a speech. Meanwhile, my stomach was growling all the way.
I was so into the food that I didn’t pay much attention to the performers that night. Only after my appetite was satisfied did I truly listened to them. My colleagues were amazingly talented with the rendition of various songs. The company’s unofficial house band made its debut with flying colours. Bravo people!
Btw, I did get a prize, a shopping voucher in Isetan and a will writing service worth RM550. Not bad eh for ‘a leaving for freedom’ gift? (kata bukan charity case?)
p/s: Mr Tian Chua was there. He has a beautiful smile, hasn't he?
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Isetan voucher pun jadi lah.. jadi ada ye tak.. jgn jd mcm one of my customer. 15 thn keje dpt rice cooker!! hampeh!!
hahahha rice cooker yg cukup masak nasi utk 100 org mkn kot...ok per berbaloi keje bagai nak mampos dapat rice cooker..aku ni dia perli la tu..you time is near so better write a will muahaha..but of course i'm not intimidated..
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