Uncountable Blessings

Salam,

quite (or very?) emberrassing, but thank you abah, luv u :D

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Its one year anniversary! of me returning home  from my long years in Germany. Alhamdulillah. There was time that I really hate Germany. I hate how hard it is to study there. I remember most of the exams were too hard, that more than half of the class failed and no one gets A. Imagine.. O-O hehh.. but alhamdulillah. :) now I really miss Germany.

Actually there are more blessings to count. I get so many uncountable beautiful experiences in my 6 years there. some of the memories are just so beautiful that it always replayed in my dreams. although at that particular time i dont even think i would appreciate it.

Let see.. Alhamdulillah I have the oppurtunity to visit many places, mostly in Europe. Maybe if I have time, I will write my travellog here before I totally forget the experience. Like for example, I cant really remember what I did / places I've been in Prague. I also dont have any photos since I forgot to bring my camera. I need to get the photos from my friend, maybe then I can remember.

Then, I met this beautiful friendship with Christoph. He's super-nice-grandpa-like person. He'd treat me to icecream parlour every month during summer. and nice hot chocolate & cake during winter. and picnic during birthday. and even dinner in a nice restaurant occasionally. not to forget, lots of chocolates & choc-bunny during easter. hihi.. he was actually my supervisor during my first internship in my first year (2005) and since then, we've been friend until now. he'd promises me he'll come to malaysia, but he need to learn bahasa first. I dont know if he was just kidding or really meant it. but sometimes he do write me emails in bahasa.

Also herr Sellke, who was my supervisor during my second internship. (I dont know how I always got a very nice supervisor) he's more like a friend to me. give me presents, birthday cake. Then, we still email occasionally.

Of course, there were many bad experiences as well like being humiliated in front of the class, failed exams, not allowed to take exams and many more. But those things were things that make us stronger. (but I dont wish to go through any of these again).

Now I'm happily married with a very good husband and have settled down with a good job, Alhamdulillah.  I'm a confirmed engineer with Siemens last wednesday. I actually really-really enjoy and love my job. This is what I imagined my work during my study years. Just that I dont like working exceed the working hour. I dont care how much they'll pay me, but dont make me do more than what is agreed. Thats what Herr Sellke thaught me. Anyway alhamdulillah, now things are getting better that we have more people in our team :)