Kuala Lumpur
I received this black and white postcard of KL from Mun recently. It's beautiful as it's so rare for us to receive this kind of postcard. I love it! Thanks Mun!
As usual, every postcard brings back sweet memories. When I was staying in PJ, I used to visit KL especially the railway station.
I lived in PJ and I always took the train back to my hometown practically every month or so..
My very first time to KL after my studies. I worked in an engineering company which dealt in all kinds of products. I was the clerk there and the company was full of salesperson, managers and executives. It was a nice place to work and all my colleagues were joyful lot.
The company even had its award presentation day and I became the assistant on the stage during the presentation.
It was a good experience. I just worked there for 10 months and I had received a mini calculator with my name engraved on it. I even had some bonus when I resigned to pursue my teacher's training course.
I won't forget my first and last experience working in such a big company.
Hello Wenn,
ReplyDeleteI am glad that you love it. Thank you for sharing about your first work experience in KL with us. Is the mini calculator with your name on it still with you after all these years?
Good night. Have a good weekend!
It's nowhere to be found. It might be thrown away when we shifted house.
DeleteThat is indeed very rare b&w postcard. Indeed worth a keeping.I used to collect postcards from pen pals but those were the days. Who still using snail posts to communicate now? Hahah. :)
ReplyDeleteI still treasure postcards as the pictures are perfect.
Deleteoh, how nice of mun to send you a postcard.. i think this postcard taken in modern days using sepia effect rather than really taken as it was like 50 years ago huh?? the latter would be very very precious, and i guess it's definitely difficult to find now..
ReplyDeleteyes, postcards those days must be very invaluable..
Deleteoh, you have been working in PJ for 10 months.. your colleagues looked fun in the photo, especially that guy sitting next to you, trying to get closer to take a photo (as if he was teased by the other guys??).. :p
ReplyDeleteHe's a fun-loving man. Always told us jokes and made us laugh. I like him as he's a nice colleague.
DeleteWhat a nice memory :)
ReplyDeleteindeed as it was my very first working place in PJ..
DeleteGolden memories, Wenn!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful memories..
Deleteback in time...sometimes korek out old photos to see also will smile
ReplyDeleteBrings back lots of sweet memories..
DeleteWenn, I want to thank you for remembering me too. I love that cute towel so much, so as my daughters. Thank you for sending the towel to me .
ReplyDeleteIt's my pleasure, Yan..I always remember you. The next round I must meet you..
DeleteFuyo...long time I no go KL lo.
ReplyDeletewhy don't you pay a visit during your holidays?
DeleteBefore I become a teacher, I also worked in a few private firms.
ReplyDeleteI only worked in two places..the other one was in Taiping.
DeleteI like the postcard...it's so unique!!! =]
ReplyDeleteYes, it looks so special..
DeleteI also receive the postcard from Mun...
ReplyDeleteWah! You have only worked once with a private company in your life! That means this present taukeh-soh job is your 3rd one only. How nice!!!
ReplyDeleteI think I have worked over 15 companies all my life! What a terrible staff I am!.... I bet you will never hire me now, since I blurted out my secrets! Muahahahaha
DeleteI also have plenty of good, happy and horrible memories working in so many types of industry in my life.
DeleteNice postcard!
ReplyDeleteI did stayed at KL for 3 years also before this. Studied in UM and used to wander around KL/PJ very often, haha xD