DJ? Cool man!

Haha, lately been working few times as assistant for a audio system company, erm to be exact is what you all see in any singing competition where there will be people controlling the audio systems behind some black boxes with metal edges, something like DJ.
Anyway, i am only to help in the set up and pack up of the audio system and also the control of input CDs during the ceremony.

What hard about this job is the set up and pack up of the things,
as for the controlling of CDs, not hard, just need to be used to it.

Never thought of bloging about this, or telling anyone, up till now just one friend knew it, but because i don't have anything else to blog of, and i need to update my blog, so...haha.

Tell u wat, all those loud speakers you see, they ain't light,
and what are the black boxes with metal edges?
They contain all those CD/DVD players, Amplifiers, Echo Control Devices, Discs etc.
Today i almost die by bringing up 3 loud speaker up a floor through stairs, and almost lost my hands when trying to bring down one of the black boxes that contain all the amps...

After the hard work to set up, which i felt really exhausted, had a nice rest in the toilet...haha, why rest in toilet? cz there is one aircond in the toilet, so comfortable when you are standing right in front of it, especially when you are half-naked.....Ha!

Well, back to what do i do. Basically, i just do the wirings and set up the speakers then control the in and out of CDs during the ceremony.
It is a cool experience.
Sometimes, you can even wear the headphones and act cool like what DJ does, especially if there are pretty girls around..haha.Oh, i don't do that..hmm..
And sometimes, you get to see pretty girls...haha, and handsome guys too.
Of course i don't give a damn to guys.

The most important thing is i have my eyes 'opened' and gain wider view towards our world, which seems so familiar to us yet so unfamiliar.
Last time a senior said,' Don't be a frog under the glass.'
Today i like this,' Don't see things through keyhole, open the door and you opened yourself to more possibilities.'

And, oh yeah, i like this job.