Friends

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Half of the geng (Lynn, CT, Noor, Misi, Kak Ma, me, Djen, Su & Reen)


Geng2 Canselori

Me & Sue..Notice the green thing..hehehe...me and my freak for green (sigh!!)

Closed friends in the office, Sue, me & Reen.

In the midst of updating my blogs with pictures etc. At the same time, I keep on updating just to get my blog going. You may noticed that some of the entries are incomplete. Hehehehe.. at the time of writing, along the way I sort of loss for words, so?...naturally I just abandon the entry for the time being till the thoughts return...(grinning...) wish they have the emoticons too here..urgh...would be nice to have some smileys here apart from the pictures.
These pictures were taken during a farewell dinner for the Big Boss. The dinner was fun and we performed 'Poco-Poco' for the guest.

Comments

Mizz Coki said…
gambar bila ya?? masa secretary's week ka???
May 5, 2008 at 7:58 PM
Nur68 said…
first of all, tq so much for dropping by dear, gambar ya masa farewell dinner to the big boss, kamek org perform poco2 for him..ehehehe...

anyway so far this year, I belum pegi for any secretarial conference yet, last i pegi ke langkawi, sidak UUM organised conference..
May 6, 2008 at 9:43 AM
cekputeh said…
Kak Ann, farewell utk boss pun gempak camtu...waduh..waduh...annual dinner apatah lagi ya...hehehhe

Mestilah kan..bknnya calang2 org yg di farewell kan..hehehe
May 6, 2008 at 10:36 PM
Nur68 said…
CP...itula pasal...baru farewell dah gempaq giler...kalau annual dinner tu lagi kot....;)
May 7, 2008 at 9:32 AM
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