Just today the immigration lady made me realise that I was giving inconsitant information in the immigration forms i.e. my education is finishing on 1999 and I started working fulltime in a company on 1998. So, it was kinda "blur" to her. Well, I bet some people will understand that it is indeed possible to persue your education fulltime and doing a job fulltime given the fact that the employer is flexible. My employer was way too flexible. I was in charge of the company that my employer was setting up. So, that gave me more benefits. Like, I really didn't have any hard and fast time table for my job. I used to goto office whenever I was free. I used to goto office in the evenings also and stayed in the office till 12 AM or even 2 AM. Thats of course when I had some jobs to finish. I remember many days staying back in the office cause it was too late and I had to come back to the office in the morning or goto university for classes. I used to sleep with all the servers and machines. Crazy, huh! Well, at that time I was full of motivation and youth. On top of that, my boss made sure that I feel comfortable. He even bought me a car. I was obviously paying for the car but with an interest free installment arrangement. Now, looking back to that state of my life, I really wonder, was it a good choice to leave the job. Well, sometimes when you have all the things in your life that you want, you still feel empty. In my case, I had all kind of benefits and even you can call it a dream job. But, the reason I left the job is completely moral. Yes, you can call it a "moral predicament". Also, I really wanted to experince working in other countries and see how does it feel to be a normal employee.