never too old for anything

i think I'm going to do this regularly. i mean, monthly basis :P

i love the girly talk
the heart to heart talk
the dirty talk
the cursing the traffic talk
the hopping from one place to another talk
the fashionable talk

we are Carrie, Samantha, Miranda and Charlotte in odd 3 number.
but. who cares?
seriously.
let's bring new meaning to friendship.

and above all,
we love bitching about GUYS
tell me about it!

teacher teaches

The perk of being a teacher/educator, the role of student-teacher is interchangeable.
constant learning process, acquiring new knowledge and information.

Three days being with group of future leaders (doctors, nurses, pharmacists, radiographer) is nothing than a time of your own. (you claim that is needed)

You learn new things, listen to new ideas, meet new people and see the true colour of each individual involved.

Mostly, i skipped friend's wedding for my students.

but being at the river bank of Sungai Perak and watching these young souls gradually matured and making big decision for themselves is tantalizing. It is like drugs.

you guide them. holding their hands, to help them stand on their own.
to see changes.
well, teacher with big heart will not complain about the small paycheck received at the end of month. if you are the type that complain, too bad-this is the wrong job, mister.

but for me, it is the knowledge that we instill within their souls, resembles in their attitude.

maybe, this is the feeling of raising a child.

and the satisfaction!
well, the sky's the limit :)


thanks a lot my good friend, Sarah for spending this special weekends with me...

P/S students get confused with Ms Farah & Ms Sarah (heart you beb)

reunion

the beautiful aspect of wedding is reunion and dress to kill session
laughing (gossiping) session is fun.
family gathering can be hazardous at times, but at the end of the day, there will be bittersweet atmosphere surrounded us when we say our goodbye to one another.
cousins are fun especially when they are as vain as you are and loving the photograph session as you do,

me, particularly is the photograph will instruct the lil cousins to pose (don't tell me you hate it!)
and the most dangerous part is posing on the bridge with 9 cousins. very challenging! lol



gonna miss my cousins. till we meet again in next reunion :)

realistic ground

at the moment, this is my ground, this is my new family, this is my pain, my shoulder to cry on, more years to come, more histories to make, more souls to be educate

this is just the beginning

Excelsior, 7 Dec 2009

oh that feeling

Cause maybe it's true,
that I can't live without you
Well maybe two is better than one


Boys like Girls feat Taylor Swift

I can't lose you. I won't survive. And that's your fault.
You made me love you, you made me let you in.
Alex to Izzie (Season Six)

I'm a sucker to romantic lines still do, even-though I am a HARDCORE BITCH :p

am i living it right?

part of being brutally mood swinger, i am spontaneous.
so as our trip to Taiping on raya eve,
well, too much beef has its toll.
We went to Taiping on first Raya, just 4 of us.






spot si penyebuk



and on Sunday we went to waterfall with lil cousin.
i think it was years back then, i didn't enjoy waterfall that much.
chilling and refreshing and fish swims around us as well.
well, you need to walk pretty much miles to find good spot.
nobody there except us :)
pretty much good weekend there

new moon?

The Twilight Saga's second installment
may satisfy hardcore fans of the series,
but outsiders are likely to be turned off by its slow pace,
relentlessly downcast tone, and excessive length.

Rotten Tomatoes

E! online posted a spot-on analysis on Thursday night called “Review: New Moon Is Either Just Fine or Way Mopey, Depending On Who You Are,” arguing that if you are a “superfan”(“You collapsed into a jellylike mass when R. Pattz first appeared in ‘Twilight'”)

you'll grade it an “A.”

If you're “kind of a fan” (“First movie surprised you, and now you're hooked”) you'll give it a B-.

If you're “Team Stephenie” (“You love the books, but the first movie did nothing for you”)

you'll give it a C.

If you're “Just a regular person”

(“You don't care about ‘Twilight' either way, but usually go see whatever big movies are out”) you'll give it a C-.

As someone who has read, if not adored, all four of Stephenie Meyer's “Twilight Saga” books and had little love for Summit Entertainment's as-cheap-as-we-can-make-it “Twilight,” I find myself somewhere between “Team Stephenie” and “Just a regular person.”

True to form, my grade hovers around a C


Seacoastonline


Rob Pat is dreamy
but he ain't Adrien Brody nor Tom Hanks

my sister's friends review of midnight movie date is a flop too.

well.. no rush to the cinema then.