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By wearing them, you can appear to be more friendly and approachable. So, it is time to check out those scrubs and browse around for the most fabulous design for your staff.

I own an olive green Myvi by Perodua – which is the best selling car model in Malaysia. Many young women love driving this sleek car for its beautiful design, ease of driving with automatic gear and choice of colours. I will service my car regularly to avoid any car breakdown along the road while driving.

However, in the event that your car breaks down in the middle of the road, you can get yourself prepared by checking out car breakdown cover for the best affordable policy that suits your budget. I use my car for updated to SOCSO records of the workers and for EPF payment in the past. Now I just post the cheques by mail and they are deducted and paid into the workers’ accounts.

As I browse through my old baby photo albums and reminisce of the time my parents took care of me, I can see many pictures with baby girl hats that they have bought for me to wear. I know they are not baby boy hats as they were pink in color and not blue. My parents had to buy the the right size of baby hats for me so that they are not too big covering my face nor too small that they cannot fit me.

Now forty years later and all grown up, a feeling of nostalgia overwhelm me of those tender weaning years. The time, care and effort combined to bring up a baby is not an easy task; they require full time care and coupled with the fact that both my parents were working at that time, my upbringing was relegated to my late paternal granny who departed in 2007. She was a strict no-nonsense regimented person who brought me up with discipline. I was even discouraged from reading story books and the only books I read were school text books which were in another language. That is why I only scored a B for my English but now with much reading of the daily newspapers and financial magazines plus reading news on my iPhone 4 and iPad 2, my English has improved by leaps and bounds, thus enabling me to earn some moolah by writing articles for clients.

I love to go camping during my younger days in school. I was a girl guide and have won a first prize in outdoor cooking camp competing with other teams from different schools. Not only that, I have also represented my country in South Australian State Guide Camp in Douglas Scrub in Adelaide, Australia. It was my first time travelling to a foreign country but the experience was worth it. Those were my glorious younger school days when I seem to excel both academically and physically.

Though there are no Adirondack chairs or Picnic Tables, we have Park Benches and playground equipment during our girl guides outings. I have also attended jamborees and sing-a-long sessions seated around a night camp fire.

Therefore, I am thankful for the father who was the one who encouraged me and my sisters to be active in societies and how to socialize. Now we are successful working professionals in different areas after having graduated from different faculties in the varsities. We were brought up with good working values, imbibed with honesty and integrity in whoever we deal with – be it our colleagues, friends or bosses. As my parents have sacrificed time and money to bring us up, now it pay back time and to contribute to the household income and expenditure. It certainly feels great to be contributing to society at large and paying our taxes.