Farewell, IRCON

It's kinda sad because I have to accept the reality that every start has to come to an end. Two years completion my duty with the SGEDT project team, on the 30th November I'm leaving them and saying my last speech to them on my farewell party on my last day of work was making me mind-numbing. And listen to every of the speech from the "family" is making me sad. T_T Sob! Sob!

I'm gonna missed you my workstation!

So many great memories, good and bad, happy and sad, and so many experiences I have gained during my employment in IRCON. So far, they were the best project team ever. We share and discuss on project matters and issues together, sharing thoughts, giving out ideas and solutions, some argument here and there, dealing with the sub-cons, the surveyors, the consultant and I have experience all that since the first day I joint them. It was all  priceless moment!

And also missing you, my drawing!

Jasmin also loves going to IRCON office when I bring her on Saturday, as she has her own friend; about her age, to play with and to share things together. I still remember when they met each other for the first time,  they were like strangers, speaking different language, but kids, anyway, anyhow, they know how to make friendship and mingle together and they know how to share their chocolates!

My Jasmin and Risha; enjoying the bubble gumps.

Chocolate from my  DyCPM; he always gives chocolates to all of the staff whenever he is in the office! This time he's not giving me Cadbury's like always but given something he said which is more expensive than Cadbury's. Thank you!

  

And most of all, I'm gonna missed all my family in IRCON......

My CPM, Dipak Roy; my uncle samo, my two beautiful lady of admin, my engineers, my manager, my planner, my safety officers, my operations manager, my driver and also my cleaner. They were all so kind and kind and kind and kind and kind. Okay, nuff said, Lily.

My best-eva Civil & Infra Family

P.S.

Okay, yang ni my boss sangat candid!

Why can't we get all the people together in the world that we really like and then just stay together? I guess that wouldn't work. Someone would leave. Someone always leaves. Then we would have to say good-bye. I hate good-byes. I know what I need. I need more hellos. -Charles M. Schulz