The Secret Society

It is very difficult for me to take a picture of my working colleagues posing for shot because all of them are busy. Or maybe I do not have the guts. God helped me one day with a blackout. There was no electricity surging through the whole of UniSA. I did not notice it at all because I was cutting fabric under the power of the sun. The only thing I noticed was the BIG evaporative air conditioning unit (2 stories tall) that was churning a huge amount of sound suddenly lost its voice. I was happy because I could hear my radio more clearly.

I looked downstairs and saw the lights were out. Soon, my supervisor came to visit me. He told me about the situation and everyone in the office is just sitting down, unable to do anything. But I had to continue my cutting! He left after a while. I decided to head back to the office after I finished my cuts. The blackout was yet to be rectified. They were all talking about university and about degrees when I returned to the mother ship. It seemed like everyone was slacking. We digressed into races and countries and suddenly my supervisor wanted to take a group picture with his handphone. HAHA! CHANCE! I said, "Want to use my camera? Then I will send to all of you."

"Welcome to OZzie Tour Agency. We have many guides from all over the world"

2 Singaporeans at the back, front row from left, Chinese, German, Indonesian, Egyptian, Chinese. 3 Australians were not present when the photo was taken. A mix of culture and ways of communication. Fantastic. The Chinese girl is a PhD student. The German girl is on a 6 month exchange programme. Her degree is in between bachelors and masters but it is not called honours. It is the German education system and I did not ask further questions. The Indonesian is my supervisor and he is already a doctor along with the Chinese man. I am not sure about the Egyptian. Fantastic.

We will rob the bank tonight! Questions?

These 2 blokes are technicians who aid in many projects. Ivan is the bloke devising the plan, while Patrick is the attentive subordinate. Ivan makes a lot of comical remarks. Ivan is approachable and helpful as well. However I seldom start small talk with the other technicians. I just laugh at their jokes and their way of talking. There are a lot more working in the building as well. Maybe I will take a picture of the notice board that has the pictures of all the staff. Hehe.

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