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"like all things... the longer u leave it, the harder it is going to be"

Another conversation with another friend. Is this a sign?

Numenorean says:
hey ... u giving up ur PR?
Ringgit says:
no
Ringgit says:
but
Ringgit says:
i dunno when i shld come over
Numenorean says:
how many years do u have to be here to qualify for it?
Ringgit says:
i have 2 more years
Numenorean says:
i mean to keep it
Numenorean says:
ic
Ringgit says:
silly eh..
Numenorean says:
oh well .. like all things... the longer u leave it, the harder it is going to be
Ringgit says:
wise words
Numenorean says:
guess there is no good or bad about it
Ringgit says:
on one hand, i want to come. just to experience life in a western country. i have the opp now and i shld sieze it
Numenorean says:
on the other hand u're comfortable there
Ringgit says:
on the other hand, there's fear.. and a lot of people are discouraging it . it = dun throw away your job.
Ringgit says:
(yeah.. and comfy.. u r rite. there's not much reason for me to go.. or like my friend say, you must be crazy to do it)
Numenorean says:
(it's not like you can't go back to CompanyXYZ in 2 years time)
Numenorean says:
true too .. u have to gauge it i guess.....
Ringgit says:
that's true. i could go back to companyxyz... or i could not. u never know. like i said.. fear.. and not much reason to do it..
Numenorean says:
(tho i have a cousin-in-law of which I would say he is a little crazy)
Numenorean says:
came over here with the family. ..
Numenorean says:
was a General Manager back in Motorolla
Numenorean says:
reason for coming ... batter lifestyle for the kids
Ringgit says:
well.. he has a reason. for his kids.
Ringgit says:
it's a good reason.. a noble one..
Ringgit says:
and as a GM, he's probably loaded.
Numenorean says:
true ... but doesn't mean everything would go bad
Numenorean says:
not really
Ringgit says:
but yeah.. crazy to sacrifice the job in motorola
Numenorean says:
think about it ...
Numenorean says:
he is working shift work in MYOB
Numenorean says:
but life is better for him in a sense ... no more 14 hours day etc
Numenorean says:
then again .. it's a sacrifice!
Ringgit says:
i onli work 7.5 hours a day
Ringgit says:
and start work at 11.30am
Ringgit says:
LOL.. ai.. very farn
Numenorean says:
hehehehee
Numenorean says:
ever talked to your ex lady boss b4?
Ringgit says:
i know for a fact that i ** will ** regret if I don't come.. so i am gauging, can i live with that regret. sigh.. wish i had your courage.
Numenorean says:
sigh .... it's a jump i must say!!! ... a big jump
Numenorean says:
but life will roll itself around you once again.
Numenorean says:
(I had Eve with me )
Numenorean says:
but u will have us ... of course I ahve a group of friends that you will be able to mix well with
Numenorean says:
(tho all walks of life ... and mostly are couples but with no kids)
Numenorean says:
ok ok ok ... don't wanna farn u on this issue
Ringgit says:
so, yeah.. let me think hard. there did not go a day that i did not think abt this. i think abt it all the time.. but i dunno how to decide. maybe one day, some craziness will set in, i'll quit and buy a tix immediately. who knows.
Numenorean says:
(psstt .. did i tell you that i could make quite nice Kuih Talam nowadays!!!)
Numenorean says:
heheheheee ...
Ringgit says:
speaking of craziness..
Numenorean says:
rest assure that you have accommodation here

Comments

  1. Hmm.. was that from an internet chat conversation!?!?!?!? hahaha. Anyways..... go go go AU AU AU. Life is short. And ...... i don't know either.

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