Last week, I was driving past a university, and I saw some students taking their graduation photos in the rain.
When
you have slogged three, four, six, ten years. Don't you think you
deserve an elaborate ceremony like this? The water engineer getting his
PhD.
***Inside the Auckland Town Hall***
This
was my capping/graduation/convocation with Mark. I walked from the
campus at Princess Street, down Victoria Street, walked up the stairs
into the Great Hall. Then I never saw him again. I wonder where he is
now.
My reflection for this week is two profound
ideas. I just learn that some Town fathers wanted to demolish this
building. Luckily there was some wise people who opposed to this move.
Imagine this grand old lady was gone? What a great loss it would be.
The
other is some people advocate that you don't need to succeed in life
without an education. I beg to differ. Education has served my family
very well. My grand grand dad had a SIEW CAI, and equivalent of a
university degree more than 100 years ago in China. The family had
instilled in us the value of education. Yes, we may not be rich
financially, but we have a wealth of experience.
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Monday, September 22, 2014
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