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This place is full of cobwebs!! 


Haven't been updating since summer holiday started. Haven't even been VISITING this 'pour out your heart place'. Guess I was having too much fun during summer! I doubt anyone remembers I have a blog. HAHA.

To sum up my summer break, I worked in a hospital as a pharmacy intern for 6 weeks. (-,-) Boring I know.

Right after I finished (I think), I went to PD with friends and got my first outdoor escape; sun, rain, waves, sand and all. COMPLETE! 
We were previously at the beach from 11 to 4 and then continued swimming in the pool till 6!

And then it was fasting month already. Catching up with friends and loved ones most of the time.

Buka puasa at Dewan Perdana


And then it's Raya and a week after that I was on my flight back to Glasgow! Short short summer. Tsk.

Raya at Linggi with witty family. FREESTYLE!


Time to say goodbye to my girls. ;(
All of us broke our curfews!


'Twas especially hard to say goodbye to him! :'(


This summer was the hardest to get over with. Who knew I would cry every night and morning. It's not like I don't have great friends in Glasgow! 

So now 7 weeks have passed on my first semester as a third year pharmacy student. Frankly speaking all is manageable and I'm not the only one saying that. I'm knowing more and more of my classmates. (Yes I think we're the only class who doesn't know our own mates). 

Aside from that I'm also doing a small business or a new hobby I might say. Hand made JEWELRY! All is doing well although my creativity isn't exactly outstanding. I'm a pharmacy student, what do you expect. 

Birthday present I made for Teera



Some of the rings I make


Hair clips are the easiest! 


A pendant! Look at the wires. Such an amateur! 

Friends have been telling me to do like a blog shop for my jewelries but I don't think that's a good idea. I won't be making deliveries, obviously! What happens if I lost them! Gosh, the horror. So no, now not yet. I've got a feeling it's a bit overpriced but my mum has been telling me "But you've brought it half way across the world so it should be that price!" Okayyyyy.

Putting aside all that, I'm quite occupied! With volunteer work, uni work etc. I can't complain though, I like them! 


LIVE YOUR LIFE TO THE FULLEST!


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Inspiration



GIVE ME INSPIRATION!

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Hit&Run in the Straits


Have you heard on the 'accident' in the Malacca Straits that caused a certain product tanker to burn, with 9 lives feared to be missing?

The first moment I read and saw the pictures, I was thinking to myself, "Where's the other ship? Who knew there would be a hit and run in the Straits as well!"

Not to be feared my friends. They are being halted in Port Dickson for questioning. ;) Hopefully those involved won't be too traumatized with the incident and factors on why it happened in the first place in the busiest strait of the world.

On the side note, Alhamdulillah for the past 2 days there have been no death cases reported on the pandemic virus here. 

(Why am I being sooooo reporter-ish?)

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Happy Belated Birthday, Daddy!



Happy Birthday my dearest Dad!

You have always been my inspiration and a reason for me to excel further in life.

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Force


The one thing in my short list of "Things I remember in my Physics Class" would be force. Mr. Ang, a tall, lanky and soft spoken teacher would repetitively say "F maaaaaaa~" in a typical kampung Chinese intonation. Kononnya to help us with its equation of F=ma. 

That's just a lame intro. ;)

You know you have a watchful force breathing on your neck behind you when you turn into your 20s and decisions for your 'better future' are still made for you, obviously forcefully. But I have to admit it's a little contradicting. You KNOW it's for the better, for the benefit of your 20 to 30 years time (InsyaAllah), but the fact that the WAY you're introduced to the matter of art is a little bit unacceptable. 

It's the same feeling of a child in her primary school. She should be having fun playing tag at school, mural painting, become a scout or something. But the mother wants her to take ballet classes, the father wants her to take kung fu classes, the grandparents think they're overworking her etc. The kid is literally being pushed around for her 'better future'. She's not a thing, not an object you know. 

This also comes from an article I read from NST today; children now are too di-manja-kan, parents being too watchful. In their 'determined' future of success, professionals predict it will happen otherwise. Decision making would be weak when in times it is needed most. In the end, a mistake that is NOT suppose to happen, just happened. 

The same with changing teaching languages every freakin' 5 to 10 years! Wouldn't that actually make the country's future become predictable? 'Mirror, mirror on the wall, bla bla bla bla' is not needed to KNOW that it will become kelam-kabut in terms of choosing a language. Things like these are just like drug or vaccine tests. You need a long duration of time to observe holistically. If not, everything would go WRONG. Ok, that isn't necessarily a good example of a force, it is instead a kind of law. But you get the concept right?

I AM thankful for the effort. But as a person who can think with her own brain and should be able to decide and see what she wants (whether its sooner or later), a sudden drop of a basketful of skills and knowledge can leave you blind, blank and irritated! It's like you're suddenly lost! And with further misunderstanding and manipulation of words, you'll get uberly upset! 

BUT, not until you realise and KNOW, this thingamajig is YOUR thing. That may take a few seconds, minutes, hours, or simply decades.

Live happily.

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