I haven't done this in a very long time so nah tgk ar:
1. The person who tag you is:
Tuan hamba!!! bloodyhoney.
2. Your relationship with him/her is:
Beliau merupakan sahabat hamba.
3. Your five impression of him/her:
Funny, talkative(haha), out spoken, crazy n she's pretty good at pantun lol
4. The most memorable thing he/she had done for you:
Hmm..lending her kettle?lol
5. The most memorable thing he/she had said to you:
"I don't like getting on the bus with these uncivilized people!!"
6. If he/she become your lover, you will:
I would kiss her and I would like it :p
7. If he/she become your lover, thing he/she has to improve on will be:
No idea.
8. If he/she become your enemy, you will:
Make her live with the 'uncivilized'..mwahahaha
9. If he/she become your enemy, the reason will be:
She stealing Gunawan from me! waduh gawat...
10. The most desired thing you want to do for him/her now is:
Honestly, i dunno. Sedih btul.haha
11. Your overall impression of him/her is:
She is one of a kind.
12. How you think people around you will feel about you?
A few of them call me mak cik n housewife so go figure.
13. The characters you love of yourself are:
I'm an optimist and aku jarang emo. hoho
14. On the contrary, the characters you hate yourself are:
I can't stop once I start eating and I can be very lazy when I want to.
15. The most ideal person you want to be is:
A successful woman who can make people happy.
16. For people that care and like you, say something to them:
What's up? lol.
17. Pass this quiz to 5 persons that you wished to know how they feel about you:
Must I do this?ok..hani, josh, syimah, ikin, vinod...hani n josh has done this though. haih
lantak la.
18. Who is no.1 having relationship with?
No 2 aka my tambi.
19. Is no.4 a male or female?
Female
20. If no.3 and 5 are together, will it be a good thing?
Aha! yoda will grow fat. No 3 is an aspiring chef.
22. What is no.2 studying about?
Architecture.
23. When was the last time you had a chat with no.3?
Long time ago when she dropped by to give me the batang keladi. We mostly communicate
through friendster.
24. What kind of music band does no.4 like?
She likes all those korean n japanese pop/rock music.
25. Does no.1 have any siblings?
Yep.
26. Will you woo no.2?
No 1 would kill me. My tambi la how can woo woo..aiyo.
27. How about no.4?
Haha.I'll pass. No offense ikin. I x reti la mengorat org.hoho.
28. Is no.1 single?
Nope.
29. What is the surname of no.3?
Hamzah
31. Does no.1 and 5 get along well?
They've never met.
32. Where is no.2 studying at?
Lingkupwing
33. Talk something casually about no.1:
She really, really hates the uncivilized..lol
34. Have you tried developing feelings for no.3?
I've loved her since day one.hehe.
35. Where does no.5 live at?
Erm..alamak i forgot la.. i know it's near the tawakal hospital.
36. What colour does no.2 like?
Dunno.haha.black?
37. Are no.3 and 1 best friend?
Nope.
38. Does no.3 have any pets?
Not that I know of.
39. Is no.1 the sexiest person in the world?
I think i'll let no 2 answer that ;)
40. What is no.5 doing now?
Probably at his tuition class trying to catch some 'fish' if u know what I mean.
Saturday, September 20, 2008
Sunday, September 14, 2008
F for Fascination... F for Father
People have always fascinate - and to mention disgust - me. Their lives, their characteristics, their beliefs and judgements make them interesting as no two person are the same. Even twins have their own differences despite the common notion that they 'act and think alike'. Honestly, can we really tell if Mary-Kate would jumped of a ship should Ashley accidentally went off board? And would Ashley do the same for her twin? We can't can we? Because nothing is for certain and people aren't always predictable. People, are like kaleidoscopes - colourful and as I said unpredictable because every time you turn the tube,different patterns and colours emerge. Which is why I have come to love them. They inspire me, they provoke my thoughts and most importantly their lives' history serve as lessons for this feeble writer... or should I say blogger?
It is with this fascination that I felt very honoured when on a warm Friday afternoon, my father told me that he would probably need my help in penning his memoir. He is in the midst of collecting whatever paraphernalia he can find for this latest project of his. Actually, he didn't directly asked for my help that afternoon.
This was more or less how the conversation(translated of course because we were speaking in Bahasa Malaysia) went that afternoon.
It is with this fascination that I felt very honoured when on a warm Friday afternoon, my father told me that he would probably need my help in penning his memoir. He is in the midst of collecting whatever paraphernalia he can find for this latest project of his. Actually, he didn't directly asked for my help that afternoon.
This was more or less how the conversation(translated of course because we were speaking in Bahasa Malaysia) went that afternoon.
'I plan to write a - what do you call that? Memo? Is it memo?
'Memoir, papa'.
'Ah, yes. I plan to do that so that I can leave a legacy when I'm gone. So that my children, grandchildren, and grand-grand children will know about me'
- silence -
'But I have no time to do it. I need to find someone good enough to write it'
-Eye brows raised-
'You can do it right? I'll jot down the points - you can do it during the holidays.
Right?'
Right?'
Nods.'Yup'
And he smiled. I can't begin to describe how I felt at that time. I have always wanted to write a memoir of a person, my grandmother to be exact. But that would be quite a challenge as I don't know much about her besides that she is a very wonderful person and the stories that she had told me. Perhaps I shall one day. I could even write about my entire family. That reamins to be seen. For now I am looking forward lo learn and to continue to be fascinated by my father.
Monday, September 1, 2008
Relative matters... I survived!
I LIVE TO TELL THE TALE... What a dramatic opening. Yes, I managed to survive in Melaka. Admittedly, it was quite awkward at the beginning but thanks to the hospitality of my Pak Wa and Mak Wa as well as the friendliness of my other uncles, aunts and cousins, everything was fine. At least, that's what I think. I don't know what they think of my sister and myself (The youngest did not follow us) especially if they saw me 'wrestled' the lamb chop with my yellow teeth before I mashed my extremely hot baked potato with a piece of the lamb's bone. The potato just got of the grill so of course it was untouchable. I was only being practical when I used the bone. What do you want me to do? Sit around while I wait for it to cool off like what our Kemahiran Hidup text book says? Remember the book? I'm not sure it was for which form but according to the book, or rather the author of the book...
'One should starve one's self less he look like an idiot by blowing his
food'
(No offense what so ever to the author. This is a mere intepretation by an unqualified loony)
But then again, I do see the rationale behind the 'no-blowing-your-food' rule. Imagine you're having a meal and you decided that you're food, say Nasi Lemak for instance, was hot. You took a spoonful of rice with the sambal, anchovies etc and brought it close to your lips. In the midst of you cooling it by the act of blowing, your saliva flies out of your mouth and... good heavens.. landed on the face of the person sitting across you! What a waste of enzyme! But it's a different story if that person is your evil mother -in- law. God, I hope I don't get an evil one.
Moving on, contrary to what I thought, not many turned up for the engagement. I suppose it was because the reception was held on a Sunday. Kids gotta go to school the next day ya know. It was a blessing actually because that means that I have time to get to now more about my cousins who were there. Imgine if all of them turned up (I have about 90 cousins). I wouldn't be able to remember who's kids they are let alone their names! The ones that I'd met are mostly pursuing their tertiary education doing law, business, physics and mechanical engineering. Look at what I'm doing - Professional Communication. A stark contrast no? Haha.
Most of my relatives on my father's side are successful people who come from you know those typical yet rewarding background i.e. medical, engineering, law, education etc. Of course that is not to say that what I'm doing wouldn't be rewarding. I'm sure it will. I hope.Haha. My sisters and I are probably the only ones who are into the art stuff like writing, drawing, music etc and it is most likely that we will make them as a career. If this is so, we will bloody hell stand out! Wow. Dahla anak Pak Long... stand out habis... Ini sesuatu yang membanggakan! This calls for a celebration! Pardon my looniness di pagi hari. Al maklumlah, first day of puasa. Tak cukup nutrien.
Anyway, I enjoyed myself and I especially loved the guest house where me and my other relatives stayed. My uncle works for the state government so he and his family stays at this quite pretty government complex. Told ya they were successful. Sigh, pressure, pressure. Haha. Here are some of the pics that I took. I took quite a few pics but as usual they have nothing to do with the engagement so I shall not post them here as they are considered irrelevant.
The Guest House
This was where my sis and I slept
Love the bed sheet
That's a pillow
Entourage from both sides
My father was the 'wakil sebelah pihak perempuan'
Seronok dia buat pantun
The 'inedible' cake
Tepak sirih
Bunga rampai
She hated those fake camel eye lashes
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