All the Right Moves

Haha... I bet I will be rather relaxed through this semester after dropping Immunology.

As you can see, I'm posting here almost every day.

This post starts off with one potrait picture of an old man as shown below:

Why Donald Trunp and his book, you might ask me. Well that's because my lecturer for Enterpreneurship read the summary of his book to the class. What caught my attention was the statement :

It's tough to be rich and be ready to get hurt.

Donald Trump

To note, this lecturer is amazing and she's definitely rich when it comes to life experience, but maybe not in terms of dollars and cents. Whenever she speaks of her experience, it's more inspiring than reading one self-motivation book, such as the one mentioned above. Glad that I had her as a lecturer even though I was not a business student. I maybe alone in the class, but I guess that way I might be able to pay more attention to her lectures this way.

All thanks to her, I am commiting myself to improve my drawing by practicing daily. Probably post them on deviantart.

Another point to note about my new semester is my Japanese lecturer, Ari-sensei. He may be a little too feminine in the opinion of many, but I guess that's what so special of him (but I doubt I'm homosexual). As such, his lectures were fun and he was able to crack jokes naturally. His passion and enthusiasm to teach us really made me want to learn the Japanese language.

I guess my life was never about me, but rather it was about all the great teachers and role models that I encountered all this while. To me, teachers have a higher place in my heart, probably even higher than my parents. After all, they are the ones who gave me precious intellectual property that mould me into what I am right now. And that's is what I like best of being human.

I may be arrogant and ignorant, but I will always respect the teachers that made me grew wiser.
Hereby I wish these great Happy Teacher's Day in to those teachers in Malaysia.