Another view to share =)

Negativities post aside, and here comes something uplifting ( i had to push the bad ones down away first .. thats why :D )

Went back to Unim, to people who had witnessed me work for real during the final 8 months.
When i talked to Dr Hanson, telling her that i was able solve my fyp problems is because i was lucky and this was her reply...

"No. It wasnt luck at all. It was because u had the right attitude"

That One sentence, revived me instantly from death of prooving my effort that everyone took for granted. Only God knew once my immune system hit me, down to the core on how badly the situation hit me.
I never bragged but all i can say is... i had to pay for what i have left out.
Travelling daily for 4 years and not staying there... really makes u pay a huge price as compensation. Health, stamina, and a lot of time, sweat and tears in the final year.

How many of us actually feel of its significance?
How many of you actually think its for real?
How many of you think its greatly exaggerated?
Watching some ungrateful opinionated words really hit me hard, no doubt..
But sometimes when i look at the people that is brought to my life, i knew that life isnt entirely cruel to me. Life still rewards me for my hard work and i Thank those for your understanding.
None of you need to give me Anything. Just your understanding will do =)
And some have went back to their home countries. I will miss the days we've worked together and how we face FYP traumas hand in hand. ( also celebrating that we're not last minute-ers ).

Reselecting a church to attend. No more in touch i guess. Who's up for CH? =)
~Cheers for towards a more uplifting 2molo... and im one step ahead to my dreams~ =D