1st day at SAP summit and a brand new day!!!

Hi, My name is Nathaniel Ho Kit Voon. I am 18 years old this year and is currently studying at Kursk State Medical University. I come from a family which is neither rich nor poor. Let's just say that my parents can manage our expenses as long as we spent the money wisely. Oh yeah, my family consist of my father, mother, sister and me . ^^

My parents are still working their ass off for the sake of me and my sister which I am very grateful of and have no idea how can I ever repay them other than studying hard. ^^ My sister is going off to study in Australia this month and i think she is studying in NSW.

Now about myself. I graduated from my secondary school(Chong Hwa High School Malaysia, KL) in year 2006 and then i went to KSMU(Kursk State Medical University) which i am currently studying in.

I am a average guy, not very handsome, quite tall from what i heard( around 180cm) and well built(i think i am fat though ^^) I was an athlete but am no longer doing any training since 2005. (I was a Wushu State Representative, sounds more impresive than what i really am ><")

Today, I worked for CE(Crystal Edge) who in turned manage the program of SAP Summit which was held in KLCC convention center. This is a 2 day event. Today, I was given the post at the CEO Forum registration counter. We were told to report to duty at 6.30am that day. Lucky for me, my parents brought me out for "dim sum" then send me there(i live in Paramaount, PJ).

Upon reaching, we were told to have a light breakfast before starting to work. Not long after i sat down. I was told to bring some stuff over to my working area. Man, these stuff were very heavy even in the trolley and min you, i was wearing a full formal uniform (coat and all ) and the air-conditioners weren't switched on yet. I was sweating as if i just had a bath and wore my clothes without drying myself.

The task i had to do wasn't too difficult thanks to my colleagues and Miss May Fong. Although there were a few fussy customers but all in all it was still considered a smooth and easy task.

Me and my colleagues were starving till 2pm as we couldn't leave our post for lunch but we were rewarded by having the CEO's lunch unlike the others who had their meal in the secretariat.

Oh yeah, by the way just for your knowledge. I am now back for my summer holidays and as the saying goes there is no place like home!!! Malaysia still feels better after being away from home. Those who don't agree with me will when they have been overseas(or more correctly to Russia). No offense to people in Russia, but i think comparing Russia to Malaysia, I would never ever go to Russia anytime after my graduation as that place is a pure torture to me. ^^

I would like to thank some of my friends(Jian Shen, Hui Key, Adrian, Sam ...) and my family who have been supporting me all these years and would also like to extend my apologies to those that i have offended.

Till next time...

TATA