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Dedicated to the : IdoLz
The past six months would have been just a blur if it weren't for you guys. It was a very good experience and we've learned to work together under one Team. The days went by as if we're enjoying, let alone finding time to really connect with each other. At the start, we found ourselves looking at the ends of our ropes, thinking about being able meet the expectations, let alone do it in a harmonious way.
Seems like it was a vision. But you know, a vision remains a vision until someone reaches out for it. You were given tasks to do and you delivered them well. You reached out for the star, keeping your feet on the ground. I have always respected people who find harmony in thought, word, and deed. The tasks came up, solutions worked on, and the end product was something to be proud of. It was something that is truly a fruit of your labors. Something you should feel good about. A friend told me about a U.S. Marine Corps' saying that goes, "The more we sweat in peace, the less we bleed in war."
Our minds met, we collaborated. Our whole being aimed to meet the goals we set up. Reaching for them is never easy. That's why we needed perseverance and diligence, not to mention the patience that we so arduously worked on. There were obstacles but however big they were, we managed to reduce them in a way that the stress level wasn't enough to make us turn around and start over. The black and white pictures became colorful after we managed to establish the rhythm that we needed.
So, on this day that we part ways, it is my privilege and honor to let you know how much I appreciated our working relationship and that looking back, we feel more proud of what we have accomplished. And you are the ones who did it. You're the ones whom I believe would get the "pat on the back" and that firm handshake, denoting a "job well done."
It's not easy saying goodbye. Or, maybe we should not say it that way. Although we might not cross each other's paths again, we carry with us the indelible mark of wisdom and the unity that we have shown. The world is better because of you. And if I could bow, I would. Go out and meet the world, you have the tools you need--they're stored up there in your heads. No one can take that away from you. You are children of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars. You have a right to be up there.
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The past six months would have been just a blur if it weren't for you guys. It was a very good experience and we've learned to work together under one Team. The days went by as if we're enjoying, let alone finding time to really connect with each other. At the start, we found ourselves looking at the ends of our ropes, thinking about being able meet the expectations, let alone do it in a harmonious way.
Seems like it was a vision. But you know, a vision remains a vision until someone reaches out for it. You were given tasks to do and you delivered them well. You reached out for the star, keeping your feet on the ground. I have always respected people who find harmony in thought, word, and deed. The tasks came up, solutions worked on, and the end product was something to be proud of. It was something that is truly a fruit of your labors. Something you should feel good about. A friend told me about a U.S. Marine Corps' saying that goes, "The more we sweat in peace, the less we bleed in war."
Our minds met, we collaborated. Our whole being aimed to meet the goals we set up. Reaching for them is never easy. That's why we needed perseverance and diligence, not to mention the patience that we so arduously worked on. There were obstacles but however big they were, we managed to reduce them in a way that the stress level wasn't enough to make us turn around and start over. The black and white pictures became colorful after we managed to establish the rhythm that we needed.
So, on this day that we part ways, it is my privilege and honor to let you know how much I appreciated our working relationship and that looking back, we feel more proud of what we have accomplished. And you are the ones who did it. You're the ones whom I believe would get the "pat on the back" and that firm handshake, denoting a "job well done."
It's not easy saying goodbye. Or, maybe we should not say it that way. Although we might not cross each other's paths again, we carry with us the indelible mark of wisdom and the unity that we have shown. The world is better because of you. And if I could bow, I would. Go out and meet the world, you have the tools you need--they're stored up there in your heads. No one can take that away from you. You are children of the universe, no less than the trees and the stars. You have a right to be up there.
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