November 2006

It has been almost 2 weeks since I completed my last day of work and already I’m wishing that I was back doing what I do best – working, which means talking..! To a lot of people about travel and ultimately selling the products. I miss work, I thought I’d be glad that I finally can concentrate on organising our move and the wedding etc.. but who am I kidding? I hate packing!! I’d rather work and earn dollars, make fun of customers and each other at work (Is that sad by the way?).Nevertheless, I know I made the right decision because boy.. do I have ALOT of stuff and about 40% of them will go to either Good Sammy’s or the bin. Anyway, my point is that not many people like their jobs let alone love it. Well, I was one of the very few people that actually loved my job. I was blessed to have found a job where not only I was passionate about it but also loving the people that I work with. What can I say? I had the best team in the whole of WA. I realised that the amount of time that I spent with them was more than what I get to spend with my family/friends (coz we are all a freaky bunch of workaholics :P).

We are all so different in a way but yet we accept and embrace each others’ differences (or make jokes of it). It is nice to be part of something that you could truly be yourself and not afraid of being judged. I had a great time working with each and everyone of you and thank you for the love and friendship that you have given me, I have learnt so much about work skills and life for the time that I had with you.

Although we may not be able to stay together forever, no matter where I or each of you will be, I know that you guys will always be my friends for life. In the mean time, let’s rewind of the good times we shared together

Blue Day Promotion

 

 

 STA Go Karting Day

Party Time @ The Grapeskin Bar

 

Our Down South Weekend

 

Shorties Birthday

My Last Day At Work

 

There are many more pictures that I want to put up but I don’t think there’s enough space.. I just want to say that I love you guys alot and see you all at my wedding.. (might see you at the christmas party:P). Until then, here is for the good times xx  

Having a tight crew at work is fun… especially when we decided that we should have IT dinners every month. It’s good to get out and socialise with the guys from work because you can use it as a venting session and there’s plenty of jokes to go with it all…

 

Now that I’m leaving it has turned into IT dinners every week until I leave, so last night we went to Little Ceasars Pizzeria in Mundaring. Yeah it was a bit of a trek to get over there but g’damn the pizza is nice!

It’s an understated but packed little cafe. The counter is overrun by staff, and there are only three booths, and about 4-5 tables scattered inside the premises and on the sidewalk. If not for the reputation of this joint, you’d be forgiven for thinking this cafe was just another neighbourhood pizza parlour which is just trying its best to make ends meet.

But Little Caesars is anything but that. Looking at the wall, you see a menu for over 40 unconventional pizzas ( Red Chicken Curry or Oyster Kilpatrick anyone?) and 6 dessert pizzas. On another wall of Little Caesars, you see awards. These aren’t just your national awards… but the Inaugural America’s Plate from an International Pizza Show in New York proclaiming that the pizzas won BEST PIZZA IN THE WORLD in various categories. You heard me right, this little cafe has beaten the pizza chefs of Italy.

If you get a chance definitely take the time to go and try out the pizzas, but be warned… if you go on the weekend you’ll be waiting for at least an hour… but boy is it worth it!!!