what a day...my tooth is sooo ache!!!
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Test Anxiety
huhu~tomorrow is my test FAR350...adui..stress wo..stress because malas belajar..lepas tu, banyak sangat mau di baca and di hafal..why should we have those test and exzam??! tekanan nie..i don't know what to do...but at last tersangkut here blogging..
Monday, April 13, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Kiasu??
You know what?? actually i've heard several times my clique say this word-->KIASU. And they mark me as 'kiasu person'. At first, i just ignored it but then one day i suddenly feel unconfortable and curious to know what is the word mean. So now i know.. :( I FEEL SO BAD TO KNOW THIS.. huh..
Got this meaning from Wikipedia:
Kiasu is a Hokkien (a Chinese spoken variant) word that literally means 'fear of losing'. However its actual usage would imply a meaning more approaching that of "dog in a manger", and yet not quite. Examples of kiasu behaviour includes accumulating too much food on one's plate during a buffet lunch in case there is no more later, or joining a queue many days in advance just to ensure that one successfully gets hold of the limited free tickets to events, promotions and shows such as Singapore's annual National Day Parade.
This word is so widely used by Singaporeans and Malaysians that it is incorporated into their English vocabulary (in the form of Singlish). It is often used in describing the social attitudes of people, especially about South East Asian society and its values. Its widespread use is often because these attitudes are common—to not lose out in a highly competitive society (e.g. by above-cited examples), or to the extent of parents imposing heavy study labour on their children in their wish to make them at the very top of all other students. Growing up with this attitude, these students often become ambitious businesspeople, with the desire to be on top in wealth and prestige regardless of whether the most prestigious careers are aligned with their true capabilities.
It is often perceived as part of Ah Beng culture. The comic series Mr Kiasu depicts many examples of kiasu behaviour.
Got this meaning from Wikipedia:
Kiasu is a Hokkien (a Chinese spoken variant) word that literally means 'fear of losing'. However its actual usage would imply a meaning more approaching that of "dog in a manger", and yet not quite. Examples of kiasu behaviour includes accumulating too much food on one's plate during a buffet lunch in case there is no more later, or joining a queue many days in advance just to ensure that one successfully gets hold of the limited free tickets to events, promotions and shows such as Singapore's annual National Day Parade.
This word is so widely used by Singaporeans and Malaysians that it is incorporated into their English vocabulary (in the form of Singlish). It is often used in describing the social attitudes of people, especially about South East Asian society and its values. Its widespread use is often because these attitudes are common—to not lose out in a highly competitive society (e.g. by above-cited examples), or to the extent of parents imposing heavy study labour on their children in their wish to make them at the very top of all other students. Growing up with this attitude, these students often become ambitious businesspeople, with the desire to be on top in wealth and prestige regardless of whether the most prestigious careers are aligned with their true capabilities.
It is often perceived as part of Ah Beng culture. The comic series Mr Kiasu depicts many examples of kiasu behaviour.
Earth Hour
Lets support the EARTH HOUR 2009
by...turning our light for an hour..
this Saturday, 8.30 pm..
Monday, March 23, 2009
FORGIVENESS
ONE OF THE HARDEST-AND MOST IMPORTANT-WAYS TO EXPRESS LOVE IS THROUGH FORGIVING OTHERS.
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It is easier to forgive an enemy than to forgive a friend.
WILLIAM BLAKE
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I do agree with the above quote..It is easier to forgive your enemy rather than your own friend.. Maybe because you are directly expose yourself to them, and they can hurt you so much.
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Based from my experience, i have through so much difficulties because of myself-i don't want to learn to forgive the one who hurt me and also to my own self. As the circumstances, i became a quite and shy girl and have less friend and cannot accept any critism from anyone(sensitive).
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At my teen time i have a BF and unfortunately our relationship do not as smooth as i hope for. We broke our relationship and at that time, i've create a new feeling towards him-i swore to myself, i will never forgive him. I bring the unforgiveness feeling for several years. Until, when this one day, i've met him again-on the messenger. We chat like we are friends and suddenly i realize that i've misunderstood towards him and he seems had forgave me as he said-"ah..cerita lama jangan di kenang".. Then, from that moment on, i felt so good because there is no burden anymore..and i feel free!
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Now, there is no hatred i feel towards him. And, i would like to give my apology to him for what had happen. I am sorry.
Monday, March 9, 2009
Something to think of..
You asked God to take away your habit
God said, No! It is not for me to take away,
but for you to give up..
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You asked God to make you patient
God said, No! Patience is a product of triblation,
it isn't granted, it is learned..
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You asked God to give your happinest
God said, No! I give you blessings, happinest is
up to you..
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You asked God to spare your pain
God said, No! Suffering drows you from worldly cares and
bring you closer to me..
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You asked God to make your spirit grow
God said, No! You must grow on your own!
But I will prune you to make you faithful..
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You asked God for all the things that you might enjoy
God said, No! I will give you life, so that you might enjoy
all things..
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You asked God to help you love others as much
as He loves you.. God said,
Finally, you have the idea!..(n-n)
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p/s:i got this from my lil' sis magazine..nice one..hehe
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