so if i don't layan you, it means i'm a snob.
and if i do layan you, i'm cheap, right?
and you guys complain that WOMEN are complicated?
you people must be demented.
Monday, September 14, 2009
Sunday, September 13, 2009
to do:
1. varieties of English assignment
2. Error and Contrastive Analysis assignment
5. make cookies
6. Paint my aunt's house
7. Kemas bilik
8. Empty laundry basket
10. Shop?
11. Distribute shoes and pay Wani
I'm wishing there were two or three of me
corporate gifts for all occasions
Package 1 (RM 80)
a) 3 types of cookies in pretty cookie jars in a basket
b) 3 types of cookies in pretty cookie jars wrapped up beautifully in a box.
c) 3 types of cookies in a woven box
Package 2 (RM 120)
3 large bottles of cookies in a woven basket
to order, please call 019-245 4097
Saturday, September 12, 2009
sometimes
all you really need is inner streangth; to believe in YOURSELF and to know that you could do whatever you want, be whomever you wish to be.
don't let others determine what you're worth.
you know yourself much better than everybody else.
you are MUCH MORE than they allow you to believe you are.
Saturday, September 5, 2009
i wanna bake pretty cupcakes too....
and for that, i need TOOLS!
please, can i have them?
i'm too poor to buy them for myself.
can i have them as a super-duper-late birthday present or something?
you'll be making me very happy, i swear it.
Friday, September 4, 2009
Wednesday, August 26, 2009
poyo ke aku ni?
Last weekend, my uncles, cousins and, myself had a discussion about how we Malays currently function. It started out with my uncle telling us that a teacher in V.I. told him that there are groups of "blur" kids. These kids aren't really blur; they just behave as if they are ignorant and unaware in order to look "cool".
This piece of information got us all talking. I told my uncle that it seems apparent to me that to many Malays, speaking up in class and answering questions that lecturers ask is a habit that is considered "poyo" or lame. Kids who practise this are usually labelled as teacher's pets and the act itself is considered ass-kissing. We also discussed how speaking English is negatively accepted by many Malay students. We talked about how when some of us speak English to our friends, they call us show-offs and say we're people who "belagak bagus sangat sebab boleh cakap English".
Honestly, i find it a shame how much truth there were in the things i said that day. How can anybody think that speaking up in class is lame? Does it not help you understand better in class? For me, asking and answering questions in class ensures that the information i've been fed are understood and clarified. Speaking up in class shouldn't have a negative connotation. It should be positive through and through. And since when did speaking English become something people do to show off? Being able to speak the language gives you, as a person, an added advantage, especially in the future when you want to look for jobs. Speaking it now, is a form of practice. Practicing now means you'll be more fluent later. English is an extra and it is now on high-demand. If you feel speaking English is uncool or lame or whatever else, well, that's your bad.
Truthfully, if speaking up in class and conversing in English makes me "poyo" and not doing these things makes me "cool", I would much rather be poyo, thank you very much.
I'm happy in this boat.
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
honestly?!
wahai UIAM,
apa motif anda block facebook dan YM?
apa yang anda dapat bila and block us from viewing comments on blogspot?
tactic apa sebenarnya ni?
really, if you're gonna block out practically EVERYTHING and make the connection so ridiculously useless to the point that i keep getting "data interuptions" every few minutes, why offer free WiFi AT ALL?
you might as well NOT have it, kan?
nak buat assignment pun susah.
seriously, i don't see why
Sunday, August 9, 2009
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