Finally an update :)

Well, long time no post...hope no one expects me to update, since not many read anyway :p

Life is good, a little busy but it's just great :) I never keep a journal (as you can guess) so i can't remember exactly what have happened during the past month ~ only that the recruitment in most LCs went quite well..setting up a new LC in Siam University is something very exciting and the university is very supportive, and we recently received a new CEEDer, Lucy from Australia, to come and help us with this establishment and also increase the exchange delivery capacity for all LCs - she's very lovely and energetic (can't really remember when was the last time i met anyone this energetic) - i'm sure we would have a great time together and AIESEC in Thailand will only become stronger and stronger as time passes.
What else, a Country visit from our AP Director - Ryan - was quite interesting! We really had good fun together, and a lot of good discussion (as well as effective, i believe). We also went to meet with one of our Advisors, that was quite a fruitful meeting, got some feedback and more idea on Boards creation, now i can only see a bright future of AIESEC in Thailand :) The local leadership is still a question, but we are working on it now and let's just hope it works well! During the CY visit, I think we watched 4 movies together while he's here, two at the theatre and two at home. Well, i promise that next round of CY visit, he'll surely see more of Thailand! (he got a reall good Thai massage here by the way ;p)

It's sad that i didn't carry my camera around that much anymore, there are a lot of good moments that i wanna put in frames. On one Saturday, i went to help my friend to organize some team building building activities, my job was not so much only to facilitate one activity thoughout the day. But it was terribly hot that day, that made the day worse. I had to stay at the 'Reaching for Bananas' base, where we need to hide 8 fake bananas attached with keywords around the playgroud then the delegates will come and try to find it and avoid getting caught by our blocker who dressed in Gorilla suit. It sounded very easy...it should be, except that we held the events in the public park on Saturday afternoon where tons of kids playing around the playground.
It was a bit confusing at first about the rules and the setting, and we were so concerned that those kids would just mess with our stuffs and completely ruin the whole game. But it turned out way better than we thought, well some kids were a bit annoying and messed with stuffs but did no harm. Most of them helped us hiding the bananas cuz they thought it was a game for them to hide (woo, i'm so damn good at tricking people :p) and whatever we asked them to do, they would do - sucha lovely kids - i didn't even need to clean up the site myself, jz said a word and they would run and do it for me, hehe.
Some of kids were afraid of our fake gorilla and cried out loud, poor kids...they are so young and innocent...i miss that time of my life. Some were super cute, really wanna kidnap them back home if their parents were just not there. To be honest, i kinda hate kids, okay.. somehow dislike them... especially those annoying ones, but who wouldn't. I can talk to them and play with them as long as they don't cry, demand or get dirty. That day did change my ideas about them, just for a bit - but not enough to make me wanna have my own kid. (Cuz i afraid i might kill my own kid by ignoring them ... a potential bad mother i am)

That what i remember so far, and a lot that i didn't mention. Well, this week wil be busy with MCP election prep, SN induction Day prep and conference prep. Please contact me if you either wanna apply for MCP, international internship exchange or facilitator for our conference on Jan 19-21!

(hope i will have some photos for the next post)