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yesterday was my last day of SIP. i felt so "she bu de". my tears almost row down my cheeks when i bid farewell to them.. i knew i'm going to miss the fun of walking in the transit, the times i spent with my cubicle mates, the lame jokes we shared, eating in subway, making fun of the cabin crew etc.. yeah, i know "tian xia mei you bu shan de yan xi" i'm going to miss SHirley!!!!.. well, took quite a lot of pics during the last two weeks.. will upload them soon...

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