During these 6 weeks challenge, it seems strange that other than issues that I am experiencing personally, there are many issues happening around me, which steers my attention and makes time to be passing quite fast.
-- Jeff's car accident: My ah lao has a car accident, where he is "tossed" from the driver's seat to passenger's seat. A European car hits our 16 year-old car on the side at the U-Turn point, at my ah lao's driver seat. Apparantly, the European car only has the bumper a little swayed. While our precious car is gone, crushed and beyond repair.
People who sees my hubby koes his size. He is sent to NUH to do SOP check-ups. Luckily bone-checks and all organ-checks shows ok, with his back muscles strained, and need 2 weeks to be healed. I am thinking if people my size are hit, wonder what will be the impact.
It is proven the other party guilty. The insurance agent tells us the repair cost of the car is more than the market value hence the car is scrapped. We get back half the car's price from the scrapping, and more than the other halved will be "bestowed" to us 6-8 months later, after the case is settled.
Now then I realise TP cases can drag so long.... haiz.
We have got another 16 year-old honda esi civic white color of only 10.3K. Condition is quite good.
-- Promotion: Yes I am promoted, officially 1st March 2008. It has been discussed with me after Christmas, and I accepted the offer beginning 2008. As I need to do a lot of handover, and deal with recruiting, so the official promotion is in March. The company also gives me time to adjust, and I try not to stress myself too. 1 best way is that I give myself a pad on the shoulder again for planning the hand-over activities and transition phase evenly during the 2 plus months period, so that things are settled nicely, my style.
-- Mum starting higher-dose chemo: My mum's cancer condition is spreading again, and things does not look good. She has started her higher-dose chemo, and each session takes 3 hours at NCC (National Cancer Centre), somewhat like dialysis.
We are giving her the support we can, and trying to keep her happy and going strong.