In addition, the brilliant opportunity to work with a bunch of amazing people during my stint at MTI, which I'd say, was priceless. To recall those days, it makes me rather broody to realise that the beatific part of my life has already come to an end. However, this definitely means something new and exciting awaits me somewhere ahead. It's a mystery waiting to unfold itself, and I, will be the one candidate to walk right through it. To ask if I'll be seeing the light at the other end of the tunnel, it'd be greatly dependent on what has life in store for me. Because life gives us no clue.

What happens today, doesn't quite likely going to determine what life's going to be throwing at us tomorrow. Our joys, sacrifices and sorrows are just emotions that tell us what we will be experiencing if we execute the way we did. The fact that at times, things don't always turn out like we think they should, makes life seems so hard. Life, to me, is not like an examination, where we know that if we studied hard, we may get the answers right. Instead, life, to me... is like a blank sheet of paper sitting out on the open field. Over the days, months, years, that paper gets to experience sunshine, rain, lightning, thunderstorms due to the unforeseeable weather... Just like us, we get happiness and sorrows and an assortment of emotions, which most of the time, comes out from nowhere, when it’s the last thing on your mind, or the last thing you would expect to happen. Then, that paper gets seasoned and tattered, and that's where we age on. And over time, the paper loses its battle against the erratic weather and gets torn into bits. That's most likely the time when you put a full-stop to everything.

Life, is like a book. And we are the authors for our books. Every book contains exciting and boring chapters, it just depends on what the author fills the contents with.