34 MONTHS IN THE UK

Good morning my beautiful people

Today is the day! Today is the day I'm stepping on to a plane and flying over 17 hours back to my home country. Today is the day I say goodbye to Sunderland. Today is the day I say goodbye to the UK. It has been a 34-month roller coaster for me since September 2013 until today, June 2016.

I have decided to write one more post before signing off from the UK.

Today, I want to share 10 THINGS I'VE LEARNED WHILST BEING HERE FOR 34 MONTHS.


1) INDEPENDENT 

I used to think I was independent at the age of 18 - always doing things myself and all. Only to realize that was nothing compared to when you're in a different country without your family around you. It is a fresh yet terrifying feeling. Not going to lie, I've only had my first debit card when I was 21 years old. Oh yes, absolutely ridiculous!

But when you're in another country, no matter how attached you are to your parents, be it financially or non-financially, you learn to be more independent. You handle bills yourself, you cook for yourself, you fight your own battles. In my case, I learned to speak confidently in front of people and I got myself a job which increased my chances of speaking more to people. Bills are always the toughest things, in my opinion. Even until this day, I absolutely HATE handling bills (some kind of accountant I am). It's not that I can't count or do them, it's just that I hate them. But at the end of the day, you know you can only rely on yourself to learn new things.

2) MOVING IS TIRING

I finally know now when people say "I'm so tired. I haven't slept for 4 days since I moved house". Oh yes, I should know. In the 34 months, I've moved house 3 times. THREE TIMES! I used to think it's just one place to another. You move your things from here to there and get sorted within hours. Oh how very wrong was I!

It is a tiring and tedious situation. It takes out all your energy and effort. And to make it feel nice and cozy like a home takes up A LOT of your time. But it's totally worth it in the end.

3) LEARN TO HAVE FUN

I guess this comes as no surprise to most of you. It's the time when you're finally away from your parents and you can do whatever you want. Of course, you have to be wise enough to differentiate the good and the bad.

But the point I'm trying to make here is that you only get one life. If you don't make it fun and enjoyable, then that's completely your loss. I felt like I wasted my first 9 months here because all I did was work and study. Looking back now, I feel like I could have done so much more in those 9 months! So even though you're here to study, learn to relax and have some fun too.

4) MORE OPEN-MINDED

I'm already quite an open-minded person. But there's so much more for me to learn out there. I'm constantly learning new things. EVERY SINGLE DAY. From recipes to directions, from work to other countries. Just be as open-minded as you can and enjoy as you learn. Because you will never ever stop learning.

5) EXERCISING MAKES ME A HAPPY PERSON

The first few months living here was a nightmare. I could not sweat, I could not function properly because all I could think about was exercise. So, I decided to walk 30-45 minutes everyday. Then, I joined the Dance Squad of course. It was such an amazing journey. All the people I've danced with are just amazing. In fact, one of the proudest things I've ever done not just here, but in my entire life, was dancing in front of a crowd and competing in dance competitions.

But yes, exercising will always make me feel happy and relaxed - whether that's carrying heavy things or just walking from home to uni.

6) APPRECIATE YOUR PARENTS MORE

Why do I say this? Because now, whenever I spend my own money that I worked so hard for, my heart aches a little. Sometimes, a lot when I go on a massive shopping spree but let's not get into that. When I first arrived here, I had no intention of getting a job because of the spoiled little brat I am. I spent my parents' money like nobody's business. And one day, when I was about to go broke, I told myself "enough is enough. no more doing stupid shit".

And when you actually get a job and work, you learn the hardships yourself. Therefore, I have been financially stable since 2014. Not sure about the next couple of weeks though since I am now jobless yet again. Haha!

7) APPRECIATE THE LITTLEST THINGS IN LIFE

I would never in a million years thought I would be one to say this because I'm just so caught up with everything. But appreciating the littlest things in life CAN actually make you happy. I learned that here one day when I was taking a nice walk in the park on a cold winter's morning. There's beauty everywhere. The birds chirping, the wind blowing, the squirrels that pop out of no where. These things are small yet beautiful. Learn to appreciate just the tiniest thing that makes you happy :D

8) GOOD FRIENDS ARE HARD TO FIND

It is not often that people want to waste their time to understand your situation or ever try to understand you. Hence, the saying "friends come and go". I've known this since I was growing up. But I really can't compare my teenage situation to my adulthood situation. You learn about lies, betrayal and all those things that make you unhappy and changes you.

But there are good people around that are in the same boat or want to be friends with you. Once you've found the people you can connect with, never ever let them go. Invest your time in good people and good friends and good surroundings.

9) STRUGGLING IS NORMAL

Oh it is so normal to struggle. Just remember, nobody has a perfect life. It's how you cope with your problems and what you decide to do about the situation are what matters. Sometimes, I look around me and see myself struggling more than the people around me. What do I do? Cry?

NO!

Get back up, keep working hard and don't give up.

10) APPRECIATE THE "FAMILY" YOU HAVE HERE

I mean, I've just written a whole post about them last night. It's always important to socialize but once you feel comfortable with the people around you, you know you've found the right people.

I have "brothers" and "sisters" who support the heck out of me. It's nice to know if things ever go wrong, you can always count on them.



These are all the things I've learned in the past 34 months. It has been a long journey, hasn't it? I've really enjoyed my time here but it's time for a little break :)


I will check in with you guys once I have access to Wi-Fi :D


I hope everyone is having a nice week so far and I love you all very much.


Thank you so much for reading.


X

PERFECT DINNER WITH "FAMILY" + TYING LOOSE ENDS

Good evening my lovely people!

This is it! 14th of June! As I've mentioned at the very beginning of my daily blog post, I said my final daily blog post will be on the 14th because as of tomorrow, I will be off to my home country. So, here goes.


DAY 20 OF MY LITTLE ADVENTURES: PERFECT TIME WITH MY FAMILY HERE + PACKING

I spent a wonderful time with my lovely friends yesterday. We had a nice dinner and we headed down to the beach for a little stroll. Honestly, I feel so fortunate to have them as my little family here. And I am so happy to actually get a chance to spend my last day in the UK with them.

So, we went to an Indian restaurant called "Goa" which was absolutely beautiful - the place AND the food. It is located just by the beach. Hence, the little stroll we took after dinner.

Just a little back story.

I've known these lovely lots for about a year and a half now, which was about the same time when I started going out with Trevor. To be honest, they are his friends. But when he took me around to his place to visit them for the first time, they've been nothing but nice to me. I won't lie, I was intimidated at first because I always find it a little difficult talking to the people here because I am kind of a slow speaker in general, and I get scared because the accent here is so different from every other place in the UK. My listening skills, however, is perfectly fine. I sometimes just fear that they won't understand what I'm talking about and I will end up feeling like a total idiot.

But no.

They were/are just lovely.

Because I was so busy with my studies until last November, I never really got a chance to hang out with them. And I'm constantly working without no days off (as you've seen me complain before in some previous posts), I haven't got any time to go around theirs for a nice chill out night. But at the beginning of this year or a bit later than that, I started to know them a little better. And then we started hanging out more, and I just realize what awesome people they are.

I feel like no privacy is needed for this post because I'm honestly so proud and honored to have them as my friends. Again, I don't even think a blog post alone is enough to describe how lovely they truly are. But I will try my very best to keep it simple.

Everything I'm about to type is based on pure honesty, FYI :D

Let's start off with my brothers...

Initially, there were 4 of us living in this house.

But then came the 5th member.

Straight up, it is NOT easy living with these boys, I mean girls (haha. inside joke). Boys will always be boys. Messy, untidy, couldn't give two fucks about the dishes, can't cook for shit (except for you Trev. I love your curry) - you get the whole idea.

But they are honestly the nicest people I've ever known. They've got my back no matter what! I remembered coming home from work one day feeling like absolute shit (just another bad day), and we just stood in the kitchen, talking everything out. By this, I mean, me complaining about my day and how everyone around me was treating me like poo. The first thing that came out of their mouths was "who cares about them" I mean, honestly, the support I get from them is just unreal. They're also like my girl friends. I complain about someone, they agree and call them names to make me laugh.

I feel like everytime we have a conversation in the kitchen, my mood just lightens up immediately. There isn't a day that I do not leave the kitchen smiling or laughing after pouring my problems out to them. They are my big bros - always looking out for me.

The ladies - Soph, Jo, Nicola, Beth

Best people I could ever ask for. Again, at first sight, I was intimidated by all of them because first of all, they are all so pretty and I'm just..... well, let's not go there. They have been nothing but kind to me from the very first day. All I regret now is not being able to spend more time with them before. They are probably the few honest ladies left on this planet (well, in my opinion, at least) and I respect them so much for their honesty. I feel like there are no words to describe how wonderful they are because they've made me feel so at home this whole time and welcomed me as one of their own. I will forever be grateful for that. I feel like all of them are so cool. It's going to be hard for me to break it down but I'm just going to make it simple.

Soph - coolest person ever ever ever
Jo - kindest person you'll ever meet
Nicola - best poker face ever
Beth - best bitchin' and gossip session 

The guys - all of them in the pictures 

They are probably the funniest and kindest people I've ever met in my entire life. I don't think there's ever a time they have failed to make me laugh. Of course, at first sight, it wasn't as intimidating as meeting the girls. Because their response when they first met me was "you alright?". Pretty standard. I mean those were Trevor's first 2 words on our very first date. So you pretty much get the idea. I feel like I want to write a short story on all of them but that would take me ages. So I'm just going to cut things short.

George - funniest guy I will ever meet
Gaz and Arison - kindest people ever ever ever
Josh - funniest when he's drunk 
Gav - crazy gamer all the way; brother
Jonny and Ryan - honestly, I thought you guys were brothers at first (I'm so sorry); brothers
Trev - boyfriend and forever thinking he's funny; superman 

Thank you guys for such a lovely time. Much much appreciated.

On the other hand, I've just been trying to tie loose ends for the past couple of days. By this, I mean, packing, remembering all the gifts for my friends and family, my travel essentials, my "how-to-stay-alive-at-40-degrees-Celsius-everyday" guide, and just everything. I'm trying not to forget anything before I go back because let's face it, I will NOT travel 18 hours back here for my phone charger or my make-up brushes.

But I think I've got everything done for now.


Time for a little good night's sleep.


P/S: If you like horror movies, Conjuring 2 was SO GOOD!



Goodnight! X

NEW CHARLIE'S ANGELS + DRINKS WITH FRIENDS

Good evening my lovely readers

The past couple of days have been super hectic for me but I'm still going to at least TRY to make this post as interesting as possible. It is a little funny and a little personal too. I feel like my posts are so personal lately. Haha. Mostly dedicated to my loved ones. But I feel like a blog post alone is not even enough to describe how much love I have for them and how much they mean to me. So, here goes.


DAY 19 OF MY LITTLE ADVENTURES: THE VERY NEW CHARLIE'S ANGELS + DRINKS WITH MY LOVED ONES


To be perfectly honest with you guys, I've been postponing writing this because it saddens me to even think about it. The thought of leaving them hurts me a lot inside. I mean, I've basically known them my whole time here in the UK. That's why they mean so so much to me.

On Saturday night, it was a ladies' night out for me. I went out with two of my best girls. A little back story about these 2. Obviously, we met at work (I mean, where else?). If any of you have read my post about the farewell party, you'll know that I call one of them princess and one of them tall girl.

Princess is honestly one of the funniest people I've ever known. The way she describes things and just the way she smiles - I love her to bits. Honestly, I never thought we would end up as close friends. I am nothing but grateful and thankful to have such an honest friend. From the first time we went clubbing, she was so nice to me. By this, I mean, welcoming me as one of her own instead of "just another Asian" or "just another colleague". I could sit here and say nice things about her all day but that would just bore you. Main point is, I love her. And thank you so much for having me as a friend.

Tall girl....... I don't even know where to begin. She hasn't changed one single bit from the day we met at work. Still funny, still always making jokes to make me laugh, still understanding me. I could go on and on and on about how the both of us have the same minds. And how similar our thoughts are at times. Haha. We just click. I don't think I've ever had a bad shift with her - EVER! I am also grateful to have such a wonderful, TALL friend like her. And forever thankful that I am known as "the coolest Asian" to her. Haha! That will forever be in my heart. Main point is, I love her. I hope you won't ever forget our "good times" at work.

So, how did we realize we're the new Charlie's Angels? 

Well, because one is tall, one is brunette, and one is Asian. Haha! I feel like we're the perfect match! *cry laughs*

Yesterday, I went out with "my number one". She wanted to see me before I left. She's honestly one of the prettiest women I've ever known. I'm not even going to lie, sometimes, I wish I had her eyes and her body. But I would still like to keep my height :P I received a little card from her which made me almost cry when I read it at home. I learnt so much from her. She's taught me how to not care what other people think about you and just be yourself and be happy. I needed her motivational speech everytime I started a work shift last year (I was in a rough state). She's been nothing but helpful. I love her so much! Also not going to lie, when she hugged me tight yesterday, I was holding back tears. Because both of us had so much laughs together. I'm forever grateful to have her as a friend. Thank you, my number one.

Also, I went out for coffee with 2 of my favourite people. I cannot even believe how we've managed to keep our friendship running for 2 and a half years. Haha! First of all, I've known him BEFORE I even started working in the restaurant (Yes, I used to love buffet. But not anymore). When I started work, he's been nothing but kind and helpful. Honestly, I'm so so proud of him because of his progression in life and wish nothing but the best for him. I will never ever ever ever ever forget the times when we went clubbing for 3 days straight in 2014. Haha! That was crazy.

Next, I've known her (my babe) since the first time we met in the club. She took care of me when I was tipsy. To be honest, she's been such a nice friend to me. She's kind and always tries to help me when I was sad. And I will never ever ever forget the times we went to the casino XD. Such nice memories. Love you so much.


Honestly, typing this post hurts me a lot. Do you know the feeling in your throat when you're trying to hold back your tears? That's me right now.


But everything will be alright as long as I have them in my life. Along with everyone else.



I can't believe tomorrow is my last adventure in UK before I return home to my country. Somewhat excited but nervous. Eeeek!


X

FINAL DAYS AT WORK + FAREWELL GIFTS

Good evening my lovely readers

Today's post is just going to be really simple and a little personal.


DAY 18 OF MY LITTLE ADVENTURES: 2 FINAL DAYS AT WORK + FEW THOUGHTFUL FAREWELL GIFTS 

So as most of you know, I handed in my notice 2 weeks ago and yesterday was finally my last day at work. I feel happy and somewhat sad at the same time. I didn't think I would feel this way at all. A month ago, when I had this whole plan to quit both jobs in my head, I felt happy. I felt like I was finally going to be free! Thursday was my last shift as a waitress and yesterday was my last shift as a Project Manager.

Before actually quitting my jobs, I thought no one would give a single shit about me leaving. Because it's not like they can't find someone better than me to do the job or I'm just another employer leaving the company. Until my last days of working, I still felt that way.

So what made me think otherwise?

Let me start off with the waitress job. 

On Thursday, I finally realized how attached I am to the people at work and how much they've changed my life, how much impact they've had on me, and how much my boss actually values me. Set aside the fact that I've been working there for 2 and a half years. 

My boss took me out for coffee while I was on my 3-hour break. And he got personal with me and told me everything. From how he feels about each and every staff, to what happened in the past. I feel somewhat privileged to sit with him while he poured his heart out to me. I mean, I know I'm trustworthy (well, my close friends know it) but I didn't think I would ever be an employee that would earn his trust. It felt good. It was a refreshing feeling.

Meanwhile, the manager of the restaurant gave me a little goodbye speech in private which was very much appreciated. I've never seen him as the type of person that would give two fucks (I'm sorry, I really needed to use that word because that's the only way I can describe his personality) about anyone. He is a good person, don't get me wrong. But he is really quiet when it comes to talking to staffs. It's really good actually because that way. he keeps a safe distance from all the employees so that he won't be bias to anyone. And that's what I like about him. But when I received a little speech from him, not going to lie, I almost shed a tear. To cut it short, he told me I will always be welcomed to go back if I needed a job or anything.

My final shift as a waitress with these lovely people

It's funny how I feel so connected to these people considering they all came in later than me. I guess once you have your gang, you know it yourself. You feel safe with them and you can tell them anything. That's how I feel with them. We don't work together everyday and we don't see each other everyday but there's just the feeling of comfort when I'm with them. And I am forever grateful. I will never ever ever ever forget this moment.

Now, let me get on with my last day as a Project Manager yesterday.

I would never in a million years thought I would get an office job because I just have no confidence in what I do. But the manager was just such a nice man. Not going to lie, he can be a dick at times, but so does all the managers in the world.

He is probably one of the best people I've worked for. He's been nothing but a friend to me. Everytime I work with him in the office, it feels more like a party than work. He's been so encouraging and always supporting me. And honestly, I didn't think he would give a single fuck (again, this word is very much needed) about me leaving because of how he complains about all the previous staffs.

Instead, at 4 p.m., he asked me to home and enjoy the rest of my day. Before I left the office, he even handed me a little gift and a card. This absolutely took me by surprise as he doesn't look like the type of person who buys gifts for people. Haha. But I received a bottle of Jack Daniels and a nice little card with a nice little speech in it. I'm not even joking, I almost cried!

He gave me a nice goodbye speech in person as well. And to cut it short again, he told me the door is always open for me if I come back to Sunderland.

Alcohol and chocolate - PERFECT FAREWELL GIFTS! Haha!

I honestly didn't think I would be welcomed back to work for either of my companies but I'm so happy to hear that from them. I guess I sort of made an impact on their lives too. Haha!!! Who am I kidding! I'm just a simple girl :)

Now that I'm temporary jobless, I feel somewhat naked. Haha. But I feel relaxed too. We'll see what happens next though :D




Hope you're all having a great weekend so far!


X

FAREWELL PARTY + GOODBYE SPEECHES

Good evening my lovely friends

I've got something really personal to write about today.

As most of you know, I quit my job as a waitress last week. And there were some other people leaving the restaurant as well. So, we all decided to have a farewell party yesterday (well technically, Saturday night until Sunday morning).

So, today's post is a little different from usual. I will be giving speeches and sharing my honest opinions on colleagues that I've worked with for 2 and a half years. All the pictures are from the farewell party. Enjoy.

DAY 15 OF MY LITTLE ADVENTURES: FAREWELL PARTY + GOODBYE SPEECH


I have been working in the restaurant for over 2 years now. And surely there were good days and bad days, just like every other job out there. But through this job, I've made so many friends. Friends for life. We've become like a little family and I couldn't be happier.

That's why I'm going to write about each and every one of them in this post (might be a little boring for some but I don't make goodbye speeches very often, so it is kind of special). And I won't be posting any names (for privacy sake). Instead, I will be posting nicknames I've had for them from the first day I started working there.

I will start off with the people I've worked with for the entire 2 and a half years I've been here. All of you have been like family to me. I mean, 2 and a half years is a lonnggggg time!


So, here goes.


THE SUPERVISOR

- The man who can do it all. You name it, he's done it. From working the till to being a chef. He's always encouraging me when I'm down or having bad days. And especially when customers are just being mean and nasty. He's always teaching me new things. From different cultures and languages to controlling my emotions and training new staffs. He honestly does it all. And I'm so happy I get to spend 2 and a half years working with him. We've seriously been through so much together. Days when we went to the casino together, days when we got drunk together, days when we ate together. I will forever cherish those memories. Congratulations on Nissan, darling. This is just the beginning of an adventure for you. I wish you all the very best and hopefully see you in the future soon with your lovely lady (my babe). Thank you for all you have done. It will always be appreciated.

MY NUMBER ONE

- Also known as "the pretty one" in my eyes. Since day one, she has been so nice to me. And the more I got to know her, the more I feel connected to her. Although I do see her more like a mother than a colleague. This is because of how she brings up her daughter and how caring she is towards me. In the 2 and a half years I've worked with her, she has always manage to make me smile and laugh EVERY SINGLE DAY. Even when both of us are having bad days, we end up forgetting about it and just start making jokes. She will forever be my number one.

THE TALL GIRL

- Probably the tallest girl I will ever meet in my life. I had my first shift with her and I thought to myself "OH MY GOD. WHAT IS A MODEL DOING HERE? WHY IS A MODEL WORKING HERE?" Because honestly, she's so tall and pretty. And I would never ever thought that we would end up being crazy friends that we are now. We've "done" so many things together, it's embarrassing to even say it here. So that will always be between us xD. And I will probably be known as "the coolest Asian" to her since she's been saying that all the time. I'm glad to have so many great memories with her. Honestly, I love her so much!

THE PRINCESS

- She was working with me when I was on trial and she has been nothing but kind to me from the very first day. But to be perfectly honest, I was intimidated by her beauty and didn't dare to talk to her. Then we slowly got to know each other and I found out what a funny person she is. We've had our "secrets" moments and I'm honestly so glad she's one of my best friends in the whole world. She even encouraged me to pursue my acting gig even though I was just kidding. But I will forever keep her encouraging words in my heart! She will also forever be my little princess. Congratulations on getting first class in your criminology dissertation and I hope your Oxford university adventure starts soon. All the very best to you and your prince :D I will never forget you and your lovely words.

THE SUPERHUMAN

- Honestly, my favourite AND least favourite person to work with. He is my favourite person to work with on busy weekends because we both have good vibes and understand what we're doing. Like whenever I'm busy, he helps me immediately and vice versa. We connect when we work on busy days. He's my superhuman because he's quick and strong when it comes to work. However, he is my least favourite person to work with when we've been put together on night shifts when it's super quiet. Both of us work really quickly in general. So it's hard to find things to do because he's either doing all the work or I am. There would be absolutely nothing for the both of us to do. But in all honesty, he is probably one of the most hardworking people I will ever meet. And he knows how to build robots!!! How cool is that! Thank you for all your help and hopefully I'll see you in September.

OLD SPORT

- I worked with him for almost 2 years because he came in probably in December 2014. He has been so nice and kind to me. He's always always ALWAYS helping me even when I don't need help. We've been through loads together. Every time we're working the same shifts, it will definitely be a laughing session because of some inappropriate jokes or crazy things we say to each other. When he's not working, he can be found in the library studying his head off. He will forever be my old sport. Goodluck in all your future assignments and also congratulations on getting 3 first classes on your assignments. Thank you for the laughs, old sport. I will miss you.

As you can tell, I was a little drunk to give speeches. Hence, this blog post :)

Now on to some new people I've been working with for almost a year. Or less :P

THE TWO PHARMACISTS 

- Also known as "the funny and smart ones". I have so much love for them. Both of them have been so nice to me ever since they started working in the restaurant. Always making me smile and laugh especially on days when all of us are tired. They are probably 2 of the smartest people I have ever met. I hope we do get a chance to meet back home or here again. Both of them have been so lovely to work with and I will never ever forget them.

MY TWIN SISTER

- Although we do not look alike, I call her my twin because we are the same age and from the same country AND from the same hometown! The very first day I talked to her was when she finished her shift and when I was about to start my shift. The way she sat, the way she ate and the way she talked - it was like I was looking in the mirror. From then on, I knew that I have to have this girl in my life! We have been like sisters ever since. We are complete bitches to each other but deep down, I love her so damn much. I would call her an idiot and she would call me stupid in front of my face and we would just laugh at each other's stupidity. I have honestly never met anyone so much like me. Even our "dreams" and goals are almost the same. Her boyfriend's mum is one of my good friends (weird, I know but we do live in a small town back home). There are just too many nice things to say about her. Thank you for all the fun times and for taking care of me. See you in July. I love you :D

THE KIND ONE

- Also known as "the pale one". Honestly, he has such a fair complexion almost like a vampire. The first day he started work, he called me "sister". That made me smile because who would ever call someone "sister" before they even met! But he's been so funny, kind and helpful. Also, he is an excellent cook. I hope you enjoy your time in Singapore in July. And hopefully we will meet again one day.

THE NEW KID

- Probably the fastest staff being promoted to supervisor. I've been working there for over 2 years, seen many people come and go, seen some crazy things happening, but never seen anyone being promoted from a part time to supervisor in just 2 months! He's probably one of the kindest people I have ever met in my life! I don't think I've ever seen him without a smile since the day he started working in the restaurant. I am quite sad that the time we've spent together is short. Why didn't you get a job here earlier?! But I am grateful to have such a kind friend. Goodluck in everything you do and hope you're happy always :)

THE TALL GUY

- Probably the tallest Asian I've ever met. I mean, he's like Yao Ming. Although he doesn't work with me in the "same department", I just thought I'd give him a little mention because he's been so kind towards me. He's also probably one of the funniest people I've ever met. We connect on so many levels. He is hardworking and smart. I am also sad that the time we've spent together is short. But I do hope you enjoy your time here and hopefully see you again some day. Thank you so much for taking care of me that night. Haha. I will remember you always :)

Well, I guess that concludes everything. All of you mean so much to me. It hurts to even say goodbye. We've been through 2 and a half years of roller coaster together. I love you guys. SO SO MUCH. And I wish each and everyone of you all the very best in your future undertakings.


God bless.



X