Tuesday, July 11, 2006
to see the asakusa temple. (and to disneyland. HAHA.) until my mum screamed at me and said STUDY SO MUCH FOR WHAT!
4) to be a chemist. haha. i know i'm a geek, but i actually enjoyed chemistry and i liked to do chem s questions. but this phase lasted only for a very short while. it started when i was about to give up my dreams and it ended when i revived hope. :D
5) to be a linguist. i like to play with words though my command of language isn't that strong. i want to learn japanese spanish french bahasa melayu cantonese yada yada. i'm gonna to study linguistics in uni! -gasp- the angmohs haar i heard the engrish all very the powderful one leeh. then hooow haar. i the english not very the kiang, they pili pala i also dun really the understoood leh. i wanna take up japanese in school again!
6) to be a missionary in japan. most japanese are shintos or buddhists, minority being christians. they need missionaries in there! but my japanese has regressed. yucks. i feel so ashamed to tell people that i passed my jlpt level 2. -roaaar-
7) to be a humanitarian. my aim is to go to africa or a third world country and stay there for a year before i'm 30. but then again, if i go to africa and get malaria, i will die because i am g6pd deficient. but then again, i have God. haha. but would my presence be an impact to the people there? do they really need me there? or is it just going to be a superficial effect? will it be sustainble? what will i learn? what will they gain? or will i be burdening them?
8) to be a social worker. 'nuff said.
9) to be an outdoor camp instructor/ obs instructor. but then i think i cannot make it. and i find it very difficult to ra ra the crowds. so this idea just flitted by.
10) to be a special education teacher. my working stint in down syndrome association made me realised that this is actually a pretty admirable profession.
11) to be an advocate for people with special needs. some things ain't that easy to change. do you think they are handicapped or they are disabled? i guess locally they are disabled, they are not handicapped. they do not have enough room to reach their full potential. rigidity of the singapore government. oh well.
12) to be a policy-maker. because instead of sharing my flame with one candle, i will be able to light up thousands of other candles. (like what i told andrew kuan during the psc interview.) a candle loses nothing by lighting up another candle. :)
12) to be a speech therapist. wait a moment, i am going to be one! :D God has led me thus far. i chose speech therapist over doctor because personally i feel that i can spend more time with my patients. (and i don't have to study until i die) but then again, that is probably a stereotype cause i don't understand their system. anyway, thank you, pontip. stay sanguine and chirpy, i'm going back to see how i can help you with my skills. please be there when i go back.
He's my way