The Talking Mountain

Alex(L), Jonathon (M), Me (R) "Hello, I'm Sancha, and I've been with the company for the last 15 months." "Hi, I'm Jonathon," and "I'm Alex." Though I'm unsure how long they will stay, I'm thrilled to work with these two young gentlemen who bring diverse experiences and perspectives. We often joke that we are three brothers from different mothers. After our brief introductions, we dove straight into work. I cautioned them about proper posture, particularly bending. As a senior in the job, I shared not only some concerns but also insights into our daily routine, timing, challenges, and the importance of self-care. By noon, we had already bonded well, sharing our personal journeys and even talking about our love lives. Interestingly, all three of us attend the same university—University of Canberra (UC). Jonathon is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts, Alex is majoring in Business and IT, and I'm doing postgraduate studies in IT (MITS). W

Source: HM's Official FB Page Source: HM's Official FB Page Source: HM's Official FB The recent visit of His Majesty The King and Her Majesty The Gyaltsuen, accompanied by Their Royal Highnesses Gyalsey Jigme Namgyel  and Gyalsey Ugyen Wangchuck has raised a lot of attention to Mongolia.  coming soon....

Google I am not surprised by John Murray's book, which serves as a tribute to the great modern scientist Stephen Hawking. What surprised me more were the profound answers to each big question, viewed from different perspectives and research angles. It truly stands out as a masterpiece of knowledge and wisdom. As a science student with a particular interest in physics and math, I always admired Hawking's dedication and contributions, which are extraordinary and special. Since I first heard his name, I've read extensively about him. However, it shocked me to see many negative comments when he passed away, making me wonder why some people hated him and what he did wrong. I never imagined someone who spent half of his life in a wheelchair without speech could receive so much hate. I even discussed this with friends to understand why. The book's first section reads like a biography of Stephen Hawking, covering his early life, parents, love life, children, nationality, educat

POY SIAN PIM SAEN BALM OIL  - Have you heard of this oil? It's my mom's favourte medicine. I am here to unveil another interesting story of my mom's best medicine oil that she has been closely using for long. One thing that is always in my mom's pocket would be this cotton balm oil, serving as an all-round medicine. Whenever, she mentions it's running low, I make sure to buy one for her.  I have few stats of this oil from Google; "Poy Sian Pim Saen Balm Oil is one of the most popular inhalers from Thailand. It is made of 100% natural ingredients such as patchouli oil, menthol, eucalyptus, and camphor. Gently inhale or rub it for relief from dizziness, stuffy nose, nausea, drowsiness, and other related issues." My mom firmly believes in the power of this oil. She always keeps it with her for reasons that are deeply personal, even though I am not entirely convinced of its effectiveness. She uses it for everything from headaches and fevers to body pain, eye p

I. Tiny Things There's an old saying, "small thing, small heart." While it's fine to hold onto traditional beliefs, this one doesn't always seem obvious. As a child, I was fascinated with small things, as evident from my handwriting—tiny and almost microscopic. Many of my friends often joke that they need a magnifying glass to read it. Growing up, my love for small things extended beyond my handwriting to my hair, clothes, and gadgets—all the tiniest options. I always preferred small phone sizes, likely for their compactness and light weight. At one point, I even had a significant collection of small writing pens and notepads. Google II. Green Vegetables I am a huge fan of the color green, especially when it comes to vegetables and fruits. I prefer green vegetables, particularly homegrown ones, over any expensive meat items. My preference for green isn't connected to any religious beliefs or dislikes; I simply enjoy green items for their health benefits, both

Mitchell and I I recently started working with a new colleague named Mitchell. If I had married 17 years ago, he could be like a son to me, but to simplify things, he's more like a student to me because I used to be a school teacher, and I still feel connected to my school and students back home. Mitchell is a bright young man with high integrity, honesty, and self-discipline. He always greets me with a warm smile, and he speaks with conviction and wisdom, like a well-educated person. Working with Mitchell is a pleasure. We often engage in deep conversations about our countries, which, despite being oceans apart, share many commonalities. Our discussions keep us so engaged that we hardly notice the cold weather. Mitchell is incredibly knowledgeable about the laws of his country, even though he is still in high school. We frequently discuss education, culture, relationships, friendships, and family, along with politics, climate, weather, technology, and books. I often asked him abou