Sayonara Anuar sensei





Yesterday my colleagues and I had lunch together... all 20 of us the local lecturers and staff. First time ever.... and it was because one of us is leaving. Later, we had a farewell dinner together with the Japanese lecturers for Anuar sensei. It is rather upsetting for all of us to lose such a great, experienced lecturer. It is actually a waste for the program. Nevertheless, for Anuar sensei, it is the right thing to do for the sake of his career. He'll be in a better institution which would appreciate his skills and knowledge more. I personally would like to thank him for sharing his wisdom and giving his opinions whenever i asked for his views on certain issues.

So, sayonara Anuar sensei. May you be blessed always.

Comments

Jay Ed said…
sifu math jad dah x de... sedih nyer
30 August 2008 at 10:12
Henjin said…
oh...... just read this. tak tau plak. anuar sensei kt ner skrg?
5 September 2008 at 15:23
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