Me, The All-Time Desultory

2.5 hrs for an interview to be a chambie in the firm...too much? and before that there is 2 essays entitled "Jikalau kamu dilantik untuk berkhimat sebagai seorang peguam, apakah sifat-sifat terpenting yang perlu diamalkan?" and "Why are you inspired to be and Advocate and Solicitor". I laughed out quietly in heart, not sure if i should proceed. Since the boss has not arrived, I wrote with imagination lolz

The flow of writing in Bahasa just ain't there but I believe I have tried my best. The interview was very detailed, quite informative and I can see the interviewer is very experienced in a wide range of matters. He tested me on how to handle many different situations, my reaction, my thoughts, my plan...He wanted to know almost everything. Hmm, I quite like him, but he does insurance litigation thus the requirement of seeing pictures of corpes, injuries, blood...is a must at all time and yesh, plenty of times will thus be spend running to and fro the KL court.

To start means to stuck for 9 months at the pupillage stage without leave. To be serious in it means to read more judgements and news, get myself familiarize with court procedures, case law and statutes bla bla, to be serious means I better start shopping for my court attires.

I choose to go for a walk before any decision is made. For all the nagging from whoever loves doing it, I shall disregard and I wanted my future in my arm, not your mouth. I prefer to do things my way and not yours. Even if extra miles are required in terms of challenge, difficulty and effort, I will always persist. I live for me, not you, thus I pursue my own path and happiness, not yours. I respect you but it doesn't mean I shall accede to your never-ending demand and command on how my life should be.

Lastly, what's wrong with wearing short pants and casual? So what for wearing formal suits? A monket with suit remains a monkey. It is the value one can provide for their employer, not just the image that matters.

maybe chambering is a better option?

down~

We are assured the beauty of the city, the comforts of the stay and the wonderful local cuisine but it all came to disappointment the moment we stepped out from the Chatrapatti Airport.

The city is filled with dust, countless people and the air isn't that clean. That was the very first impression we had but a careful explore and observation reveals the lovely culture and people in the country.

I heard the city could be in quite a chaos, terrorist attack may take place, people may get robbed, stomach of ours may get easily upset upon consumption of local foods and drinks, beggars will stare and tag at u all time. To my surprise, this place, despite a very terrible n hectic traffic, is indeed a very safe place to roam about.

People are friendly, helpful and kind. They are simple and seems to be very happy all the time. One simple question will attract many to come forward offering assistance. Language proven to be a real great barrier during communication but eventually we manage rway to every single area and village we would love to visit.

Dhobi Ghat has got some impressive view of clothes being washed and dried in bulk. Mahul is real rural a village but nothing compare to Dharavi, the place where SLumdog M was shot. Surprisingly , people we met seems to be very satisfied with their life and enjoying in an environment we may classify as "hell" despite the fact that they have merely enough to eat. Local spices, vege and flowers line along the street of Crawford. Juhu beach has got kites, bird and airplanes on its air accompanied by the amazing sounds flowing from the flute; one of the many beautiful views during our journey in Mumbai. And that sounded big but not-so-big national park, I offered my apology to my travel partner Melissa. However, I can't deny that the luck is with us and that day ends with satisfaction in the market of Bandra. As for the town, we managed a 3 hours tour visiting the Gateway, Gandhi's house, Jeng Temple, Marine Drive, CST, Chowpatty, etc. Not as modern i thought it would look like but a realy busy city. Ar...those street booksellers and their books is one of my favourite spot~The only two places we miss...Sewri Bay and Filmcity for Flamingo and Bollywood stars respectively~

As for food, I guess we have a mixture of local and western, mainly dishes with Masala sauce and pizza...hmm...Maharaj burger from McD, BRobbin, Domino's even kitkat gives the kick in us most of the time. The tandoori ikan without bone is a classic!

Alright the speaker is standing in front giving speeches, I shall stop and focus in this Research course in order not to disappoint the boss, chao!