Today was really sweaty

Assalamualaikum and good day y'all! *while waving from afar prettily on a sinking- cruise ship* Hiheww.

So, what is it that I'm gonna share to you guys again? Oh yeah! It's about my driving lesson today!

Yeah right, who cares! Everybody went through that. Those who drove. Big deal, girl

.... In case you're not informed, I welcome ANYBODY who doesn't take any interest with my blog to walk away. Please do *holds the door for those stuck- up readers* HAH! It's just an online diary. Diaries are supposed to be updated daily, ohkayh?

So, here it goes!
I am known as the kind of girl that tends to panic when she did something wrong, thus forgetting all that she has learnt. For example, earlier in the morning today, the engine went off because I accidentally lift my feet too early on the clash. So, well. We did stooped a few times on the road *it's in the driving school. It's normal*

Inevitably, it was just a short- term though but I FORGOT ALL THE STEPS! Thank goodness I didn't step on the accelerator! If I did, hasta la vista. Goodbye, world.*sobs*

To avoid forgetting the steps all over again, I decided to take out my notebook and write it all down! I don't care if it sounds like cheating, but whenever I forgotten the next step, I took a glance on my lap. Teheee.


1) PARKING *oh by the way, I really like the 4th parking lot! It's quite far from the students that were watching!*

 a - Go straight but no so far from the box that you should do the parking movement. Keep your attention to the first pole, and make sure that is is the most left- corner on your back- window *depending which parking are you going in. On your left or right*

 b - Then, turn the steering wheel to left (turn until it couldn't move anymore) and start to reverse. Make sure to watch the dotted line on the floor, and avoid being to close or to far from the line. You have to stop BEFORE the dotted line.

 c - Turn the steering wheel to the right (turn until it couldn't move anymore) and reverse. Make sure that you do not hit the poles behind the car.

 d - Turn the steering wheel 2 1/2 or 3 complete circles (left) and straighten the car TO THE FRONT. Make sure that your case is parallel and inside the parking box.

PUT YOUR HANDS UPPP, PUT YER HANDS UP! P-p-p-pppppUTTT! *Hihi* Wave to the handsome/ beautiful JPJ person assessing you.

 e - Turn the steering wheel ALL THE WAY TO THE LEFT and reverse the car.

 f - Turn the steering wheel about 3 1/2 complete circles to the right and out you go but make sure that you do not hit any poles on you way out.

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You want more? Well, I do :)

2) 3 POINTER *my legs went all cramped the first time I did this. Heck, I was so nervousss!*

 a - Make sure that your car is quite close to the poles on your left side, or else you won't be having enough space to make the turn.

 b - Go straight and slow passing the first pole on your left. On your way to the second pole, TURN RIGHT ALL THE WAY but still maintaining a slow speed.

 c - Turn your steering wheel all the way to the left and reverse the care slowly and gently without kissing- tapping- poking- whatever the pole.

 d - Turn around 3 1/2 circles to the right and out. Go away, shooh :D Your done!

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Okay last one. Please. I need to let this information written PERMANENTLY on something. Gahhhh!

3) THE HILLS OF LIFE  *Alhamdulillah, may I just add here that I did it quite okay the first time? Alhamdulillah :D*

 a - Straighten up your car, push the accelerator and go up the hill with steady speed.

 b - Make sure you brake, step on the clash, free- gear, hand brakes up as soon as you see your right side mirror is aligned with the first pole. If you wanted to be sure, you can always have a look on your front car. No biggie.

 c - Then this is my favourite part. Step on the clash, DON'T RELEASE IT, go into gear 1, slightly letting go of the clash gradually til you feel the vibration.

 d - As soon as you feel the slight vibration, don't waste time, step on the accelerator making sure enough gas is pumped, release the hand- brake and fly you go! Yayyy! :D










That's all my beloveds!

Monster University, a lone ranger's happy time :D

Hiya, another one for today! :D

I attended an interview last week in Jobstreet.com's office in Medan Tunku. Don't ask about it cause they didn't call so you can figure it out that much.

Since I finished quite early, and mom ain't be finishing her job early, I took left, right, go straight, walk up the stair, go down the elevator, pushing my way through some stampedes, fights my way with an angry cat and WALAH! I arrived, safely *with some hero scratches and scars all over* in KLCC!

Sure, it was lonely being there all by my own. But guess what? I was surrounded by KIDS in the cinema! Most of them weren't Malaysian kids, still they were cute. Don't you think it's cute when a little boy does puppy-eyes with his mom when he wants a large pop corn, and IT DIDN'T WORK? His mother just brushed him away and bought some mini hot dogs for him. Yeah, I enjoyed that! :P

So I watched this MOVIEEE! I've waited years for the sequel, err prequel of this movie! It was awesome, it was fun! Sure I'm a big girl but what about some parents who brought their kids to the movie? I'm sure they were enjoying it as well.

Mike. He's a favourite character of mine. The way he took everything positively, though the Admin's took his picture, IN A HALF, he was just so happy to be a student in a Monster University! What an optimistic guy. He fought, he tried to prove himself that he could also be the best scarer in the scaring industry. He tried hard and tried smart to climb the stairs toward success.

Sully. I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT HE WAS A BAD BOY! Really, he was! He was a typical, not book-wormish type of a guy, err monster you'll ever see! If he was to be portrayed in a human world, he'll be that handsome- blonde dude with an incredible ability for sports and a person who used his brain, less than 10% everyday. But he was a good teammate, though his way of showing and keeping his friend's safety was a little bit drastic.

Those two monsters from different people with different point of view, and different opinion. Who knew they completed each other as a friend.

I loved this one!

That;s all the updates from me! I'll be back, not- so- quite SOON! :)

Better Late Than Never :)

Assalamualaikum, hiya there friends! :D

I know, I did say the other 2 week ago that I'll be updating about my trip to the Job Fair but, well, things happened. And it's not like you guys were waiting for me to update. Right?

So, here it goes! Pictures will tell you the story *though I doubt you'll find any pictures that's related to Job Fair! Teheee*

There you go! The five of us in a boxy- frame looking! Diyanah was the photographer so she's not in the picture.

I arrived at PWTC quite early, it's a wonder that I got the time to bought some movie tickets for the family. We watched Man of Steel that night. Hihi. So, basically as the one who arrived early, I took this chance to stroll around the hall, listen to talks given by some of Malaysia's successful people. It was fun!

Not long after that *I mean, 1 hour is not that long, right? Pfft* the girls came in! It was sooooooo easy to locate them! Four of the girls, Cema Wani Bella & Diayanh wore such colorful clothes and scarfs! You can even see them from hundred of metres away! *Not me, even with my glasses I can't see well* They were the center of attention in both halls. Cute girls with cute clothing, who wouldn't?

Wana and Ain came with one of their friend which is not from our Poly, Fatheah is her name. If I'm not mistaken laa :P As usual, me & Wana would go all Hey yo missed me? Of course you do, don't you!? Of course I do! I missed every single one of the girls in my class! :D

We went and take a walk around the hall together *which is again, for me* Some of the booths were quite interesting so we decided to give a shot. However, neither of us were satisfied. It's like, none of the booths could offer us a job that's related to our skills. That's a let- down, don't you think?

It took around 2 hours before we decided to leave the hall. We went for Zohor prayer in the surau provided there and, took some pictures! That's the least we can do after a tiring, not so contented day! :(

This is Diayanah! :D

The girls planned to have a lunch and do some shopping in Mids, which of course I am also invited. But somehow, I started to sneeze like machine-gun along the way to KTM! Ouhhh what another let-down! I had to say goodbyes to them. Geez, it was really sad cause we were supposed to meet Sofea & Iss in Mids, having lunch together! So, here goes some pictures that worth my jealousy & loneliness :(

This lady here is Sofea, or so I called her Cikpea :D She couldn't joined us in PWTC cause she was sending her nephew to boarding school. On her right is Bella, by the way.

And this is Iss aka Azreen aka The Princess! HIHI :D We called ourselves the princess of DHK 6B *without the class's permission, of course! We just simply go with it!* on her left is Diyanah. Since she's also in our club so we pronounced her our Bendahara. Haha

That's all for the date! I wished I won't be having another health problem whenever I'm going out with my friends. InsyaAllah :D

Til then!

Job Fair Here I Come!

Haiyahhhh! *back flip over the couch, grabs the remote while in mid- air and safely landing on mua two feet*


Ouuuu, what's on the TV today? *picks a channel*

"... Job Fair from bla bla bla... in PWTC bla bla bla" *try to read in Dracula's way. Bleh bleh bleh hihi LOL


Okay! So tomorrow we are going to *chicken dance all offa sudden* PWTC!

I'm kinda jobless for almost two months now. Sure, mom gave me weekly allowances but why do I have to sit at home, while the family went working? First of all, I need money to complete my driving license. Second is, I just wanna relieve mom of her burden. A little will do :)

I'll be joining my fellow friends, Cik Wana, Wani, Cema and Diyanah tomorrow. Unfortunately, my loyal companion princess-in-disguise Iss cannot accompany me tomorrow, she said was having quite a flu. Still, she'll be meeting us there during lunch with Sofea. Another friend of our who couldn't join us in the morning. Busy busy busy!

InsyaAllah, I'll be updating about our trip tomorrow! I've already printed 10 sets of resume hihi. Wallahua'lam. Pray a lot, give your best effort and leave the rest to Allah! Aamiiin <3

What They Think Is None of My Concern

Assalamualaikum. HIYA THERE PEEPS :)

Personally, I just wanna say that this blog is more like my online diary, but people can read it. Meh I don't care whether there ARE ANY people going to read it or not, I just need to let off some fumes outta my head.

The possibility of me promoting my blog on twitter, facebook or whatever social pages there is are close to 10%. I'll just post the links in my Bio but that's it! No promoting, no advertising, none! Feel free to go or to read, your choice :)

And, why do I keep posting in English, you ask? Well that's simple. I just want to improve my English writing *or typing* since I am so so so *Allah knows* rusty right now. I'm not as passionate as I was 3 years ago with things involving English. So, yeah, it's just a training, a practice for me. I can post in Malay too once in awhile, or probably between the posts. That's up to me, ain't that now?

Wallahua'lam :)

A Women after a Girl

Series of events that occurred to me lately, they don't really stressed me out but it just made me question about some people's opinions on Islamic laws, why it is done and why we must obliged by it.

One of them are, 'Why should a young lady restrain and behave herself from ajnabi?'

*Ajnabi - someone that is allowed to be married to one another and is haram to things that are permissible until niqah/ marriage

A friend of mine, told me her stories the other day. She's a changed person now. Like myself, being from how we used to be to a person who's struggling to cover her aurah perfectly, to manage and maintain her akhlaq and keeping her distance from committing forbidden things. Point that is, keeping herself from unnecessary contact and relationships with boys. Yes, boyssss. Or men. 

Her mother was quite interested with a sorta young man, who befriended her eldest brother. Her mother was really, really interested in that guy that she wanted him to be her son in law, a future husband of my friend. Which I don't think there's any problem with that. But her me out, this is her side of the story :)

She said, she understood her mother's feelings. She knew that every parents's choice were and will always be the best *blessings from parents is a must for a marriage, wallahuA'lam* However, she didn't get it why her mother was so aggravated by her decision to not keep in contact with that guy. She said to the fella that he can only contact her once a month IF NECESSARY and only through texts. More than that, he can go through her parents or her brother. She was trying to minimize the contact between them as possible.

The reasons she told me were:

1 - I am a changed person now. How can I even contact a man, that possibly will only talk about love and future and let me dreamed about it? It couldn't go wrong possibly but what if he started to talk about something else that is unnecessary? It is a waste of time!

2 - If he truly wants to know about me whenever I cannot answer to him, he could always call my parents. Ask from them. Isn't that better? They can get to know him better and through them, I can also get to know about him WITHOUT NECESSARILY HAVING TO TALK BETWEEN US. People act differently in the presence of elders. He could try to woe me when it was just the two of us speaking.

3 - I am trying to prepare myself to be a good muslimah. Therefore for the time being, I do not need this kind of distractions. I prayed that Allah swt will grant me a good husband, but that does not mean that I have to interview every single man that my parents suits me to. I'll prepare myself to be a good muslimah and a good wife, and the person on the other side should do the same too. If He wills it, we will come together, uniting as one.

What she could not understand were:

1 - Her family told her she was being snob as she won't contact the guy every week. *I would say so what?He was aiming for her not you guys! Beat it hahaha*

2 - Why won't they comprehend that she being snob is, not being snob at all! She was avoiding unnecessary communication, waste of time over calling every week and he was an ajnabi! She was taking a good care of herself.

3 - They say Allah swt knows better what's in your heart. Just call him but keep your heart and niat as pure. SubhanAllah, what is so pure talking over the phone between a girl and a boy when it was nothing related to work, or education? NOTHING!

4 - Why were they having these arguments about an outsider!? She was their daughter, not him!

In the end, all that she could do was ignore whatever negative remarks that her family threw to her regarding to that guy and just continue her life as usual. She would be so low if she let herself distracted by something as this. Maybe, just maybe. They will understand her changes.

I can only listen to her problems, though I myself cannot offer her any suggestions. May Allah swt guide you and ease your heart. InsyaAllah. Wa Iyyaki to me as well :)

It's a RELIEFFFFF

Assalamualaikum! Whatta fine day it was :D




Yup! I finally made my L license! and,

Yup! I was 3 years too late! and,

Yup! I do not resent the fact that I am late than my fellow bffs! and,

Yup! I think I should stop here and get to another post! and,








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