Emotional Rollercoaster

Someone brought me on a rollercoaster ride today. I never left the office but the feeling was more intense than a real rollercoaster ride. It was an emotional rollercoaster ride... not just one ride. maybe its 10 rides in a row..

first-immigration would not grant the visa, my heart sank 10 storey down.
second-internal problems at the office



I swear I went through every single emotion as shown on the chart and another time...

I guess now I know things will work out and if I pray hard enough. God will grant me the strength and serenity to get all things done and right. Sure, things might be different but largely remains the same.

I freaked out and I cried in the office. I felt so bad that I actually sat on the carpet of the office, not able to move.

THANK YOU
Craig managed to crack jokes and cheer me up over MSN.

Today.. I learnt another AIESEC lesson...

why is it that no matter what happens, i can always count on AIESECers to cheer me up. I can always count on AIESEC to make things work again and I can trust that no matter how badly screwed up life becomes, AIESEC might be able to rectify it !