A word of appreciation (1)
From participants of the camp for secondary school students held
on the 5th to 8th of June, 2003

Kah Hong Ai Xin Baba

There is one thing which really impressed me during the camp and that was the “professionalism’ attitude you have shown in running your role handling the audio display. Your calm and patience, the way you dealt with details as well as the “disaster recovery” mindset are good examples which we would like to learn from you.

Before the “wu jing deng”, you listened to the songs and rehearsed the flow to make sure that things wet as expected.

You listened to the songs so attentively that even a slight non-noticeable defect can be traced out by you!

You are well prepared with your own backup CDs set and will always be ready to expect for the unexpected.

Overall, you assume your responsibility and seriously treat the assigned task in a professional manner.

May you be blessed by the triple gems, may the Buddha be with us always.

With Metta,
Wai Cheng

Dear Sis Wai Cheng,

Thank you for the praised and I appreciate the feedback which you gave o me. I understand that it is my duty and responsibility to make sure that everything is running smoothly for the task that was accepted or rather, assigned to.

First of all, thanks for letting me to have the opportunity to be in the team. It was very nice to work with all of you. I believe in “team-work”. Things that can be usually done so well do not come from a one-man show. It has to come from all the team members; without all the assistance (Shi Fu’s guidance, Bro. Fu Xin’s direction, Sis Ya Wei and your assistance, as well as Sis Chooi See’s help), I don’t believe we would have been able to put up a good show. Each of us has roles to play. The important thing is that we got to work together and learned together. Our aim in mind is to make sure that everything will turn out OK.

I’m still new to the environment, and have much to learn from. I appreciate your guidance and advices.

Regards,

Kah Hong

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