I'm glad to leave the snarl of Jalan Tun Razak, and its inconsiderate queue jumpers, roadhogs and tailgaters. But this reminds me that we have to leave our Vios and MyVi, which makes us rather sad.I'm happy to leave my suffocating schedules and infuriating weekdays and hectic weekends. But that means leaving the friends who get me through my crazy days.
I'm relieved that the weekend commutes are over. But that means Seremban is no longer just a drive away.
They say the grass will always be greener on the other side. It's true. Because from the other side, you cannot see the flaws. Malaysia looks good from Hong Kong. I will admire from afar; it will continue to look good for the years to come.
Since July, I've asked God to lead me to Hong Kong. Obviously, He did. It seems a little unreal. It always does when a dream comes true.
So now I wait and ask, "What next, Lord?"
