Fruit Loops!

If your examiner feels strongly about fruits like you do, it must be a sign from God that you should be as passionate about P7-Advanced Audit and Assurance as your examiner, Lisa.
 
I had Class in the evening in Independent College, and my lecturer, Dave, who I have an inkling, would make me enjoy his lecture, loves to use the word bananas. (to describe the fat cats who are getting paid by the millions only to file for bankruptcy to save their asses)

So on the very first day, he went through the December 2009's P7 paper and much to my liking, all of the questions were fruit based.:P. Oooh lala. You have to embrace all the positivity and the signs thrown at your face. I was smiling at the Apricot Plc, the Papaya plc and can you imagine she even used Lychee Plc? (which my lecturer pronounced as Lee Chee!) Gooonesss gracyshesss . I was drooling. I think the examiner who prepared the paper is one hell of a fruit freak. To be honest, I was looking for Durian Plc, but I guess she is not a fan of the thorny fruit. :D

Talking about fruits, there is the childhood game that my siblings and I would play. We call it country game, but it is actually naming a country, a fruit,an occupation that starts with a specific  Alphabet. Everyone will get stuck at the letter F because how many fruits do you know starts with an F? Fuji Apple, that's right!

Apart from remembering the types of fruits involved, I actually managed to answer some of the questions he asked on Corporate Governance albeit in my head. I sat at the second row, because my tax lecturer back in UiTM, Pn Ilmiah, would remind us that those who sat in the front row will absorb more knowledge than those at the back.  Haha, Ok, psycho, but at least it made me pay attention!