well.. thinking of what to do after form5 or when u r having holidays ? ... i would recommend that we, as youths shd go to work... sometimes its not about the money that we earn... its about gaining experience.... and from working ... u will for sure learn lots of stuffs...let me share my experience... upon finishing my SPM last year.. i spend my december resting ... and then decided to work... the reason is because i m bored at home ....i use to be quite a clumsy guy...knock on things all the time and i can say that i ve never actually did what i did juz like wat i did @my work place before... this sentence sounds confusing rite.... when u work... u will be trained to be careful,polite,patient and not forgetting practical skills.. like washing the toilet and serving people.. haha ... i beleive that most of us wont be washing our house toilets ya ... and yeah .. what more the joy of getting ur self earned pay at the beginning of the month!...
well, i ve worked in halo cafe and a dim sum shop before... actually i only plan to work in halo cafe.. but then....henry tricked me into it .. he told me that the work in dim sum shop is very easy.... onli to realise dat it is not .. haha..but i onli work for abt two weeks or so in the dim sum shop.. the reason why is because.... i cant stand the working hours... as everyone know.. halo cafe onli opens at nite.. and closes at around 1 a.m... and if i work in the dim sum shop..... i ve got to get up as early as 5a.m~! super tiring ... and riding on the bike early in the morning is cold.. but its nice....the whole road is like mine!!working in halo cafe is fun .... and i experience my first time there!!!... haha sounds.... ahem rite... no la .. my first experience washing the toilet and taking orders and serving people.. u wont be bored there... as there are singers to entertain you... do consider working there.. haha i ve get to know lots of new friends too!! .recently, i went to visit halo cafe the place is still the same.. but most of the workers are different dy...well, the working experience is still so dear to me when i visit the place...