Hi, Murray, it's been a while, yes.

When I walked into the Secondary office to have an interview for a position in ISPP and sat at the chair waiting for your call, being still confused – my old habit that mingling with the last-minute confusion when I wait for a call at the waiting area "What am I doing here?". This is from the nerve where I would never know but kind of habit since I first had an interview about 30 years ago. After I had a great conversation, I mean really good communication with you, quite confidently felt my habit will not come back for the next interview.
I think that was the first time and almost the last time to have a "long chat" with you.

Murray, I must say a big thank you for being always there and cheered me whenever I met you around the campus, "How are you Sarah?", four words were full of caring, concern, hope, kind and true heart. And I really thank you for being flexible of my study in Korea and teaching in Cambodia. Although it might be some issue for the community, you were so clear and trusted me to go through, saying "It's ok, Sarah".

One day you were with a group of students, laughed, enjoyed giggling and chatting around the Black Box, the whole area was full of happy noise, I really liked and felt that yes now I am in "school".

Thank you Murray, thank you so much. Blessings!