So much things happened. I met superior that really perform below my expectations. Things are always 2-way, i believed. You have expectations of your subordinates and likewise they would have expectations of you. if i'm not convinced by you, how do you expect me to work for you. Just like in all history, the general must be someone that can commands respect, then you would have soldiers that will brave all odds for you. but sadly, what i see now is not. To make matter worse, its your attitude and art of talking. Frankly speaking, you sucks. Don't worry, i won't play any games to get you out of the picture, because i'm just going to do nothing for you.
Amidst of my own happenings, the founding father of Singapore has left us on Monday 23 March 15. I have not met him personally and he doesn't know me either. But emotions were tugged deeply. I teared at every article i read about him. Things that i've learnt during the history lessons and the other side of him that was not widely known, his softer side. Yes, he may be a controversial person, he could have made less popular decisions but those are things that i felt could be left to debate at some other time. This is the time where we mourn for the loss of a great leader, one that braved all odds to lead Singapore to where we are now, to have a place we are proud to call home. His vision and capabilities are there to see, we don't have to deny him such credits. He devoted his whole life to make sure Singapore survived and prosper, with such dedication, he is a man worthy of our respect. Rest in peace, Mr Lee Kuan Yew.
