יום שני, נובמבר 26, 2007
So much to do, so little time
*Returned from Davis mid-August
*Sara returned the week after
*Started training with Ipoh Roadrunners late August
*Ran my first short-distance race in early september and placed 7th. RM50 + medal.
*Visited friends in KL in sept and oct
*Ran long runs of more than 10 miles every sunday morning with my kaki lari
*Started my new job at Ipoh's Veterinary Research Institute
*Hiked up kledang on saturdays with a friend
*Ran my second short-distance race in october and placed 8th. RM50 + medal. Again.
*Improved my pace from a 7min/km to a 5:30min/km within 3 months of training
*Experienced the worst ever food poisoning attack
*'Played' with H5N1 and Nipah viruses in a Level-3 Biohazard Lab.
*Had lots of fun at work.
*Lots of fun with my kaki lari.
*Biotechcorp Sdn Bhd's entrepreneurship training program offer pops up
*Had to pull out of KRI's 12K to attend Biotechcorp's induction. Darn. Could have gotten 3rd or 4th place.
Coming soon..
*Resign from VRI this Friday after only 5 weeks of work
*Run the Singapore marathon on Sunday
*Return to KL and hobble to class on Monday
*Start life in KL
I realized that..
*I do better in longer races (10k or more) than shorter ones (6k or less)
*I am actually capable of mingling with the 'business' crowd. Career change, anyone?
*I LOVE al-jazeera and all its pryful and controversial questions
*I could participate in Malakoff's Powerman 2008 even if i start training next August
Most of all..
*I've learnt that taking a year off after graduating to rethink and explore your life's passions and career goals will actually move you in the right direction to make well-informed decisions. Better to spend a year of solid searching rather than not for your entire life.
Why hurry when you've got everything it takes? ¶ 8:11 PM
*Sara returned the week after
*Started training with Ipoh Roadrunners late August
*Ran my first short-distance race in early september and placed 7th. RM50 + medal.
*Visited friends in KL in sept and oct
*Ran long runs of more than 10 miles every sunday morning with my kaki lari
*Started my new job at Ipoh's Veterinary Research Institute
*Hiked up kledang on saturdays with a friend
*Ran my second short-distance race in october and placed 8th. RM50 + medal. Again.
*Improved my pace from a 7min/km to a 5:30min/km within 3 months of training
*Experienced the worst ever food poisoning attack
*'Played' with H5N1 and Nipah viruses in a Level-3 Biohazard Lab.
*Had lots of fun at work.
*Lots of fun with my kaki lari.
*Biotechcorp Sdn Bhd's entrepreneurship training program offer pops up
*Had to pull out of KRI's 12K to attend Biotechcorp's induction. Darn. Could have gotten 3rd or 4th place.
Coming soon..
*Resign from VRI this Friday after only 5 weeks of work
*Run the Singapore marathon on Sunday
*Return to KL and hobble to class on Monday
*Start life in KL
I realized that..
*I do better in longer races (10k or more) than shorter ones (6k or less)
*I am actually capable of mingling with the 'business' crowd. Career change, anyone?
*I LOVE al-jazeera and all its pryful and controversial questions
*I could participate in Malakoff's Powerman 2008 even if i start training next August
Most of all..
*I've learnt that taking a year off after graduating to rethink and explore your life's passions and career goals will actually move you in the right direction to make well-informed decisions. Better to spend a year of solid searching rather than not for your entire life.
Why hurry when you've got everything it takes? ¶ 8:11 PM
