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1. Anda rasa anda hot?
hot! Malaysia panas dan lembab sepanjang tahun


2. upload gambar kegemaran anda?




3.Kenapa anda suka gambar ni?
gambo tipu social networking María! ~~Photogedix


4.bila kali terakhir makan pizza?
dgn adik aq… kat Seberang Prai City Mall

5.lagu terakhir yang anda dengar?
My name is Luca Oleh Suzanne Vega

My name is Luka
I live on the second floor
I live upstairs from you
Yes I think you've seen me before

If you hear something late at night
Some kind of trouble. some kind of fight
Just don't ask me what it was
Just don't ask me what it was
Just don't ask me what it was
I think it's because I'm clumsy

I try not to talk too loud
Maybe it's because I'm crazy
I try not to act too proud
They only hit until you cry
And after that you don't ask why
You just don't argue anymore
You just don't argue anymore
You just don't argue anymore
Yes I think I'm okay

I walked into the door again
Well, if you ask that's what I'll say
And it's not your business anyway
I guess I'd like to be alone
With nothing broken, nothing thrown
Just don't ask me how I am
Just don't ask me how I am
Just don't ask me how I am

My name is Luka
I live on the second floor
I live upstairs from you
Yes I think you've seen me before

If you hear something late at night
Some kind of trouble. some kind of fight
Just don't ask me what it was
Just don't ask me what it was
Just don't ask me what it was

They only hit until you cry
And after that you don't ask why
You just don't argue anymore
You just don't argue anymore
You just don't argue anymore

6.apa yang anda buat selain menyelesaikan tag ini?
makan roti dengan susu


7.selain name sendiri,anda suke dipanggil dgn nama apa?
Zyem Ahmedarino boleh? Haha :P ~bapak panjang!


8.tag lagi 6 org?
Aq tag Matt balik boleh x? Matt dan Matt dan Matt dan Matt dan Matt dan Matt (sila wat enam salinan okeh hahahaha :P)


9.siapa dia pada anda? Ubah soklan plak… :P
Kawan… kenapa?


10. ada hubungan dgn sesiapa?
Rasanya dia ada hubugan pok cik kafe lah…



11.kata sesuatu ?
Matt, Just do it!! (tersirat nich!! Hehehe)



13.pesanan?
good luck exam!
Sem depan lah kita jogging, sem ni dah nak abes…



14. mesej?
Bila ko balik muar? (soklan dikira sbg mesej jugakah?)


p/s: Thank matt kerana sudi mengetag, w’pon aq ni sbenarnya tag-proff! (sambil muka malas) hahaha :P

Night Dream

What it means?

I got this night dream about 6 years ago, but i still can remember it clearly today.

..::At the moment my dad and I were working in a vast glommy Oilpalm Plantation then my Late friend came with his heli and called me from above::..

"Dreams are Illustration, from the book your soul is writting about you" ~Marsha Norman

Dream intrepretation: http://www.tellyourdream.com/

                                        http://www.dreammoods.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_interpretation   (info from Wiki)

http://www.sleeps.com/

A Little Cutie Crab Is Going Back to College...

while the dad-crab is tappering to pay his son fee.

This posting is especially dedicated to my friends, Esah and Din (a lovely couple), Yo, Apih, Fiza, Baby, Jemi (even a little unwell), Do, and Anna for their aford to make sure everything comes true in our most memorable agenda in Port Dickson, started at 3.00 p.m, January 1oth, 2009 till January 11yth, 2009. We had fun together and everything is great! It was such a wonderful camping i ever participate! (hmm.. isn't it? hehehe) . Thank You! 

sorry i have no our real pics!  i took this from another blogspot! hahaha, hmm... maybe i'm gonna upload the real pics later! 

Do you remember this dead tree?

to Esah, 

--> Great Job! you're the backbone! without you everything is null! Thanks a bunch

to Din,

--> Wow! this is a really good experience! Thanks to be my "driver" hahaha Ride safely, You can make the different! hihih. hey! remember my RM50 credit! 

p/s for more rude & immoral words, just give me a jiggle (language advertisement hahaha)

Yo, 

--> Thanks for selecting the "best" place ever! (it's unique! undenieable!), ohh.. and the canoes! really turned me exhausted but i enjoyed it to the max! (opps... !) Nampak Warak, XXXXX (still haven't any idea! LOL)

Apih

--> Thanks for your brilliant idea and jobs! the tents! and everything! thank a lot!

Fiza

--> Thanks for the Nice BBQ! and camera! and everything! it's a real enjoyment to be with you.

Baby

--> haha... you're a little-tiny -"ado making" pricess! without you everything is seem to be dull! Thanks for everything too... (silat is the most unforgettable! It  really made me wonder, you just know every single step of your silat! hmmm... how come?  hahahah)

Jemmi

--> Thanks for the baked chikens! they're nice! the shellfish and etc! Thanks a lot!

Do,

--> thanks for your participation and everything! I hope this is gonna be your best 

experience with UKMs! 

Anna

--> Thanks for the nice rice and everything!... Thank you very much!

*it's a drought of ideas! my thinking is becoming to produce it less and less..

Syam,

I did nothing! I'm so sorry!

syam words: i really appreciate this! Thanks a lot!! and Congrate to all!

Happy Thanksgiving (November 27th 2008)

How to celebrate Thankgiving outside of USA

Last year, I celebrated my first Thanksgiving after moving overseas. It almost didn't occur to me until a week or so before the holiday festivities that my English neighbors would probably not be celebrating, too. When that did finally sink in, I found myself almost feeling a little bit of seasonal depression. Could we still celebrate Thanksgiving overseas and make things feel "just right" if turkeys and cornucopias weren't on display in shops and I couldn't find the marshmallows for sweet potatoes? Thankfully, the answer is yes. After a semi-successful attempt at making it right my first year, I now know the secrets to celebrating Thanksgiving while overseas.

Plan Your Menu Ahead of Time.

If you live in an area with butchers or smaller shops, start looking for a turkey early. If you have a small freezer, or none at all, be sure to reserve your turkey and potentially ask them to hold it for you until the day before Thanksgiving. In addition, plan out your whole Thanksgiving menu at least two weeks before the holiday, and ask for help locating those difficult to find products. In England, it was hard to find marshmallows until closer to Christmas, and you should have seen the looks on faces when I suggested that I planned to put them on top of sweet potatoes! To make your Thanksgiving dinner successful, plan ahead.Decorate the House and the Table.I've never been one to put out Thanksgiving decorations, but in fact, many foreign countries do decorate for the harvest once autumn arrives. So, putting out a cornucopia on the table and pumpkins in your front window might not even seem that weird to your local neighbors and friends. In addition, it might help the season seem more in line with your family traditions.


Invite Friends and Neighbors Over to Celebrate.
Of course, if you know Americans living near you, inviting them over to celebrate may seem like the obvious choice. However, it may not occur to you to invite neighbors that aren't Americans over, too. This opportunity to share your own culture and traditions with your local friends should not be missed. After all, Thanksgiving is a day to give thanks. I know I am thankful for my friends and neighbors overseas, regardless of their nationality. They make this "home" for me.

Do Something Local on Thanksgiving Day.

One final suggestion is to appreciate where you are living on Thanksgiving. If you are lucky enough to have the day off or are able to take the day off, you will find that many local attractions and sites will be empty, as this isn't a national holiday in a foreign country. We walked around nearby Fountains Abbey last year, and really appreciated and were thankful for this opportunity to live abroad.If you have been blessed with the opportunity to live overseas, don't feel that you're no longer able to keep your American traditions. Celebrating Thanksgiving overseas can and should be done. With a little planning, it can be the best one you've ever had.

Syam's words: Thank God for give me time to appreciate my family and friends!

by, Kelly Herdrich

source: http://www.associatedcontent.com/