Hello all,
I’d like to know:
1. Definition of RISK (I.e.: in your life definition in adjusting yourself in any new environment, after someone’s death, life tragedy, divorce, separation, etc. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a possitve or negative risk).
2. Who are the ones motivate you move on in this challenging world (i.e.: yourself, parent(s), friend, loved one, etc)?
3. What are the motivation factors for you in working or studying abroad (i.e.: personal goal, to get a better opportunity, family, etc)?
4. What are the hardest situation when you moved to another country/state (i.e.: finacial, relationship, personal needs, etc)?
Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
Emma.
Hi, Ms. Emma, how r u? Wow, u r size 12 now, juz like me, except that I’ve put on xtra weight, since last 2 sems, or I’d be size 10
Well, my studies r not 2 gd, I find it hard 2 excel in this course, I wish I applied elsewhr b4, I truly luv 2 take up TESL, but, unimas stopped offering education courses & I accepted counseling coz my parents 1 me 2 study in a local uni. which is very local 4 I’m still a child 2 ‘em 
Anyway, U R STILL MY BEST MENTOR. I miz u. Take care, do keep in touch!
My reply:-
Fun yeah! Till then..take care Rina. If you don’t mind, please announce my blog site to your coursemates. I know you are on your uni break, may be later or write an email to them about my blog. Miss you all. I’d like to hear your study life over ther! See you again… 
Hi Rina! What a pleasant surprise to see you here! Thank you so much. I am not too bad here..just sometimes it’s crazy with the weather. Talking about body size..hahaha…tell me about that..for me, it is so easy to gain weight. so, it’s better to maintain, not too diet like hell (pardon my word)..if not I would be more sick- if you know what I mean. I am sorry to hear about your study. mmm..yeah..sometime, it’s really hard to get what we want in life. Your case might be similar as mine when I did my first degree. I didn’t know at all about cog. sc but ’sacrificed’ myself to study the course because parents prefered me to be in Sarawak. I wanted to go to UIA myself to study psychology. Well, sometime we think we know what we are doing..in fact we are not. Sometime we need to follow the flow of life…Here I am! Passed my cog sc courses, worked as a tutor, pursued my master, met you all in the classes, and now..here I am! Anyway Rina..just hang on there. You will have a chance in life to do whatever you want, for God’s willing. Don’t regret what you are doing now…oh boy! I am mentoring again..hahaha…anyway..please visit me here again. I am so glad to see you here. You can see in my category columns, there is a column for all my former students. You can write there as well. And you can still write anywhere in my blog
Hi all,
What do you think of resilience processes?
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Hi Emma juz read your blog today (late night around 11 pm). Mentally tired because of too much reading and got stuck a bit when comes writting. Thought about you and read some stories in your blog.
When are you coming back to London???
Hope to see you soon and share lot of “NICE” things (ha..ha..ha)
With God’s blessings my RDA1 was cleared by the Committee on Wednesday. My supervisor sent me a congratulory note to me.
My reply:-
Dear Samy,
Welcome to my blog. Thank you for spending your time reading and commenting on my blog. Really appreciate it. It was a bless to meet in Greenwich.
I wish you all the best in your PhD. Congratulations on your RDA1 approval. I assumed you already submitted your UREC at this time. Good luck
Home is always as home sweets home. It’s good to be at home when I really need them.
All right Samy, please do visit my blog again. I do apologise for my late feedback.
You do take care and enjoy your spring in London. Take care.
Regards,
Emma xx.
WISHING YOU A VERY HAPPY EASTER FESTIVAL…
Bye
Love
samy
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