Wednesday, May 9, 2007

journalism training programme one year anniversary

i always read my emails everyday and always wish to keep in touch with everyone that have come across my life...well..as an outgoing person...as usual i like to meet different kind of people...and due to my outgoing personality...i participated the journalism training programme organised by SEACEM last year...and due to my outspoken character...i was selected into an internship programme and become a journalist for one year...and time flew...my internship had just over one week ago...of course during the training...i met plenty of people who have got different background...and i know them well...they are all nice people...but just don't know why...these few days got their emails asking about each other..how is everyone doing...etc...surprisingly i was relunctant to reply them...just don't know why got this kind of feeling...is this bad or good...am i running from something...or rather i was embarassed to tell them that i did not survive in mkini...seriously...i really miss reporting very much...when talking to reporters friends in msn who are in duty of reporting for parliament session...really envy them and can't believe that my reporting job...just over like that...well...never mind lah...just give more effort in this researcher job..hopefully i can go overseas and work....haha...everyday will be a better day...i believe so...

2 comments:

admin said...

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angel of music said...

thanks mark for the information, will always keep an eye on their activities.

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