PSP W3 Weekdays

The training has finally picked up the momentum to go into full swing. We had lessons that were packed with heavy content from 8 to 5 everyday and we had our second microteaching on Wednesday focusing on delivering a short but complete lesson plan. 

Despite the workload, I had lots of fun hanging out with people, and I am thankful that I got the chances to bond with a few of them too. 

Our small group had a dinner together on Tuesday night. Our facilitator ordered delivery for us. The food was very healthy and reasonably priced. I had vegan nasi lemak.

On Wednesday night, a few friends and I went for a post-microteaching celebration dinner. Noel and Janet attempted the Mc Chicken 3 bites challenge. Noel succeeded. That was intense and insane. I made a video about it but I shall not post it here due to privacy reason.

Some moments are meant to be cherished among those who were involved only. 

I had a minor mental meltdown on Thursday so I skipped the social night. 

I stayed back at the PSP site to watch anime instead. I had my quiet moment, then everything was back to peace. At night, I got to know more about Elaine and bonded with her over dinner. 

At the dinner I mentioned a bit about my past relationship. After agonizing for so long, I finally managed to get it off my chest by saying it out to someone.

A selfie of me and Jing Yi. 

We had a selfie together on the first day of PSP, and since we just reached the midpoint of PSP training program, I felt the need to get another selfie with this hardworking and diligent lady. 

We have appreciation session every Friday evening before we are dismissed for the weekend. For the past 2 times, we wrote on post-it notes and put them into others' envelope. 

But for this week, we had a paper plate stuck to our back and we wrote encouraging message for each others on the plate. 

I am grateful for the messages that I received. I love how colorful my plate is too. 

Lastly, 5 of us went for dinner and movie on Friday night at Sunway Putra Mall. We watched 'Fantastic Beasts and where to find them'. 

Such a fascinating movie. It's a quirky one too. I love it.

My favorite scene is the scene where Queenie kissed Jacob in rain under the invisible umbrella she created using her wand. When I watched that scene, I think I can instantly relate to Queenie's feeling.

"I can't keep you away from the harsh reality of life forever.
I wish I can.
But at the very least, let me shield you and keep you warm,
even if it's just for a brief moment."

That's all I have for now.