GRADUATION AT UNIVERSITY MALAYA
Here are some graduation photos of my brother-in-law, who recently graduated from his MBA at University Malaya. It reminds me about my convocation many years back and trust me, education is truly important as it gives us the knowledge and maturity to see things at a wider perspective. In a nutshell, education is a platform for us to begin our career more intelligently in our pursuit for success, and hence I would like to wish my Brother-in-law Gavin, all the best in his future undertakings!
My Bro-in-law, Gavin Lim, age 28...Single? Nope! His girl-fren was not in the photo as she will only be attending on the convocation day which is gonna be tomorrow.
A family portrait...
My Bro-in-law, Gavin Lim, age 28...Single? Nope! His girl-fren was not in the photo as she will only be attending on the convocation day which is gonna be tomorrow.
A family portrait...
posted by Jason Leong at 9:08 PM
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We work like a horse.
We eat like a pig.
We like to play chicken.
You can get someone's goat.
We can be as slippery as a snake.
We get dog tired.
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We can be as quick as a cat.
Some of us are as strong as an ox.
People try to buffalo others.
Some are as ugly as a toad.
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Sometimes we are as happy as a lark.
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May I suggest that you do
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Designer/Architect as well
as your revering audience.
As soon as we acknowledge
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Please remember to never
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Best wishes for continued ascendancy,
Dr. Whoami
P.S. One thing of which I am sure is
that the common culture of my youth
is gone for good. It was hollowed out
by the rise of ethnic "identity politics,"
then splintered beyond hope of repair
by the emergence of the web-based
technologies that so maximized and
facilitated cultural choice as to make
the broad-based offerings of the old
mass media look bland and unchallenging
by comparison."
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