(The Chennai International Airport’s departure area – brightly lighted and well furnished but the crowd can still give you a headache. Sorry, no photos of the secured areas – the officers looked too menacing and strict)
I kind of have forgotten to do the conclusion for this post, so here is it…
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(There will be time when parents will need to allow their children to stand on their own and make decisions that will determine their own future)
I had 2 phone calls from my dad yesterday…
One call was during lunch time informing me that he had cooked something at home and asked whether I had time to drop by the house for lunch. Given the traffic situation, it was an impossible mission to achieve.
Another was late at night when I was still in the office, asking me to drop by his workplace to pick up something. My dad, these days, works as a night shift security guard to pass his free time (he got so bored sitting in the house) and earn some cash (a far cry from those days when he was young and was driving a 10 tires truck)
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(Image source: Shell Malaysia)
I was at SHELL petrol station the other day, pumping petrol when I noticed my son tapped on the window and pointed at something. He motioned me to look at the direction. It was a poster of SHELL’s Ferrari car collection. He wind down the window and said “Daddy, I want the yellow one”.… [Click to read the rest] “All yours, son”
(It’s hard to say NO to the big boss)
There is a scheduled overseas deployment this year and it is likely to be one of the longest to date – about 6 months away from home.
The actual departure date has not been firmed up but it will be finalised in the next 5 months or so.… [Click to read the rest] “Daddy, don’t go!”
My son posing his Matrix Neo look before we left for a wedding last week
No tags for this post.… [Click to read the rest] “The next Neo?”