Unique of Malaysia

Malaysia is well known as a country with a multi-ethic population.People of different race in Malaysia assume themselves as Malaysia.Befriend them together and help each other.

Malaysia can mingle when ethic Malays celebrate the upcoming, all other races are equally celebrated.Malay race will hold an open house and welcome everyone to their house.As well as Chinese new year celebration of Chinese and Indians celebrate Diwali,they also hold an open house

Every community in Malaysia have their own language.However, people of all races Malaysian communicate language,national language of the country though language Malaysia, no problems race relations.Therefore,there are mosque, temples,churches and other houses of worship across the country.This freedom makes Malaysi a unique country

The existence of various races in Malaysia allows Malaysian culturally unique.Many foreign tourist visit Malaysia every year because they are attracted by the unique culture.Government was aware of this and always provide tourism promotion by emphasizing the unique culture

Therefore,the uniqueness of Malaysian society in terms of race,language and cuture of the world admired.This uniqueness must be preserved in order to be inherited by future generations  

Extreme Sport

Extreme sport is a popular sport.Since lately,Adventure sport like rock climbing,go-kart, cycling favoured by young people in our country.Many benefits can be obtained by engaging in extreme sports.First is, extreme can build one’s physical strength.Without an appropriate levels of fitness, a person does not have the required endurance.

Besides,filling free timeban extreme sports enthusiasts can practice patience.Patience is very important trait in daily life moved because many problems can be solved with patience .Sports activities as well as to faster team spirit.For example, climbing and cycling required careful planning and strong alliances to achive goals.Without these values, a plan will fail

Extreme sport can also build confidence in the players themselves.That is achieved by spending an addition  confidence can challenge a participant.

all extreme sports activities are aimed at building self in domitable spirit , the fighting spirit, and resilience in the lives of the participants.

The conclusion , to be involved in sports activities, young people, especially students, will be taught how to survice in order to be able to survive on the go in  any circumstance

Too Proud Of Me To Speak

Poems from ages ago.

Smart

by Shel Silverstein

My dad gave me one dollar bill

'Cause I'm his smartest son,

And I swapped it for two shiny quarters

'Cause two is more than one!

And then I took the quarters

And traded them to Lou

For three dimes -- I guess he don't know

That three is more than two!

Just then, along came old blind Bates

And just 'cause he can't see

He gave me four nickels for my three dimes,

And four is more than three!

And I took the nickels to Hiram Coombs

Down at the seed-feed store,

And the fool gave me five pennies for them,

And five is more than four!

And then I went and showed my dad,

And he got red in the cheeks

And closed his eyes and shook his head--

Too proud of me to speak!

My Mother's Chocolate Valentine

by Jack Prelutsky

I bought a box of chocolate hearts,

a present for my mother,

they looked so good I tasted one,

and then I tried another.

They both were so delicious

that I ate another four,

and then another couple,

and then half a dozen more.

I couldn't seem to stop myself,

I nibbled on and on,

before I knew what happened

all the chocolate hearts were gone.

I felt a little guilty,

I was stuffed down to my socks,

I ate my mother's valentine...

I hope she likes the box.

Still with happinese

From an Islamic POV (based on Dr.'Aidh ibn Abdullah Al-Qarni's La Tahzan):

1. Know that if you do not live within the scope of today, your thoughts will be scattered, your affairs will become confused, and your worrying will increase - these realities explain the hadith:

"When you are in the morning, do not expect to see the evening, and when you are in the evening, do not expect to see the morning."

2. Forget the past and all that it contained. Being absorbed in things that are gone is sheer lunacy.

3. Do not be preoccupied with the future. Because the future is in the world of the unseen, do not let it bother you until it comes.

4. Do not be shaken by criticism; instead, be firm. And know that, in proportion to your worth, the level of people's criticism rises.

5. Faith in Allah and good deeds: these are the ingredients that make up a good and happy life.

6. Whoever desires peace, tranquility and comfort can find it all in the remembrance of Allah.

"Verily in the remembrance of Allah do the hearts rejoice."

[Ar-Ra'd, 13: 28]

7. You should know with certainty that everything that happens, occurs in accordance with a divine decree.

8. Do not expect gratitude from anyone.

"We feed you for the sake of Allah alone: no reward do we desire from you, nor thanks."

[Al-Insaan, 76: 9]

9. Train yourself to be ready and prepared for the worst eventuality.

10. Perhaps what has happened is in your best interest (though you may not comprehend how that is so).

"But it is possible that ye dislike a thing which is good for you, and that ye love a thing which is bad for you. But Allah knoweth, and ye know not."

[Al-Baqarah, 2: 216]

"It may be that ye dislike a thing, and Allah brings about through it a great deal of good."

[An-Nisaa', 4: 19]

11. Everything that is decreed for the Muslim is best for him.

12. Enumerate the blessings of Allah and be thankful for them.

13. You are better off than many others.

14. Relief comes from one hour to the next.

15. In both times of hardship and ease, one should turn to supplication and prayer.

"O ye who believe! Seek help with patient perseverance and Prayer: for Allah is with those who patiently persevere."

[Al-Baqarah, 2: 153]

16. Calamities should strengthen your heart and reshape your outlook in a positive sense.

17. Indeed, with each difficulty there is relief.

"Verily, with every difficulty there is relief."

[Al-Inshiraah/Ash-Sharh, 94: 6]

18. Do not let trifles be the cause of your destruction.

19. Indeed, your Lord is Oft-Forgiving.

"Pray for His Forgiveness: for He is Oft-Returning (in Grace and Mercy)."

[An-Nasr, 110: 3]

20. Do not be angry... Do not be angry... Do not be angry.

"Abu Hurairah, radiyallahu 'anhu, reported that a man said to the Prophet (pbuh): 'Advise me!' The Prophet said, 'Do not become angry and furious.' The man asked (the same) again and again, and the Prophet said in each case, 'Do not become angry and furious.'"

[Narrated by Bukhari]

21. Life is bread, water and shade; so do not be perturbed by a lack of any other material thing.

"And in the heaven is your provision, and that which you are promised."

[Az-Zaariyaat, 51: 22]

22. Most evil that is supposed to happen never occurs.

23. Look at those who are afflicted and be thankful.

24. When Allah loves a people, He makes them endure trials.

On Happiness

If you, like me, have nothing much to do, then you too would have gone through the list of posts on your blog and found that you have 26 draft posts yet to be published. And, like me, you would choose one that was most relevant to this day and age.

This one is on happiness, with extracts from God knows where (it was centuries ago!).

From western culture point of view:

1. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully.

2. Marry a man/woman you love to talk to. As you get older, their conversational skills will be as important as any other.

3. Don't believe all you hear, spend all you have or sleep all you want.

4. When you say, "I love you", mean it.

5. When you say, "I'm sorry", look the person in the eye.

6. Be engaged at least six months before you get married.

7. Believe in love at first sight.

8. Never laugh at anyone's dreams. People who don't have dreams don't have much.

9. Love deeply and passionately. You might get hurt but it's the only way to live life completely.

10. In disagreements, fight fairly. Please, no name calling.

11. Don't judge people by their relatives.

12. Talk slowly but think quickly.

13. When someone asks you a question you don't want to answer, smile and ask, "Why do you want to know?"

How do you say that effectively in Malay?

14. Remember that great love and great achievements involve great risk.

15. Say "bless you" when you hear someone sneeze.

Say "yarhamukAllah/yarhamukIllah".

16. When you lose, don't lose the lesson.

17. Remember the three R's: Respect for self; Respect for others; Responsibility for all your actions.

18. Don't let a little dispute injure a great friendship.

19. When you realize you've made a mistake, take immediate steps to correct it.

20. Smile when picking up the phone. The caller will hear it in your voice.

21. Spend some time alone.

Steps:
1. Heat the olive oil in a large pot (depends on amount of you serving). Then sautee the finely diced onion and garlic till you get the perfect golden yellow.

2. Add the chicken (cut into bite-sized cubes) and sautee till the exterior of the chicken is just cooked. Add the mixed herbs and stir for a few minutes till you can smell the spices in the kitchen.

3. Add enough water to just immerse the chicken. Then add the diced potatoes (and carrots if you want), and after a while, the mushrooms. Again, make sure the water level is just enough to cover everything.

4. Once the potatoes are half cooked, add the mushroom soup and stir well. The canned soup tend to clot if not mixed well.

 
5. Add the cream and stir regularly. 'Regularly' is the keyword here - cream and cream cheese can also clot.

6. Add seafood last. Never ever overcook your calamari or prawns unless you like the taste of rubber.

7. Once the seafood cook, add milk in an amount that suits your liking

8. Season with salt and pepper.

And we're done.If you want to know your food is cook or not, try potato first. If potato cook , then your food is ready.
Pasta you can follow the instructions on the pack.
Allow an hour for the whole cooking process. Feeds about 4-5 people. 

FOOD

I have this bad habit of doing inappropriate things when I'm supposed to be studying. I would always find a reason to clean my room or organise all the books and files in my room. And now, I'm cooking. That is, after I organise my room I want to cook something.Yesterday I made chicken rice. And today it's  time for the pasta, which for those who aren't familiar with it, is a sort of intermediary between alfredo and carbonara.

Things you need:
- Pasta of any shape you like, though if you use strings like tagliatelle or spaghetti, you need to make the soup thicker. I usually like orecchiette, but decided to use eliche today. 
- 5 cloves of garlic
- 1 medium sized onion
- Chicken - I used skinless breasts
- Potatoes
- Button mushrooms. Fresh mushrooms are obviously better, but we only have canned ones in my home. But I'm not gonna complain.

- Mixed Italian herbs. You can get this at a lot of major grocery stores but they usually cost a bit if they come in their bottle. I bought thyme, basil and oregano in the refill bags and put them in my own plastic containers.
- Olive oil. This is insanely expensive in Malaysia, so you can always substitute with canola or corn oil.
- Cream.  Again this is insanely expensive but my pasta just doesn't work without it. Costs about RM7 for 250 ml. Alternatively, use a box of cream cheese (200-250 g), which will also burn your wallet. 
- Milk - Better to use full cream milk for made the soup much tastier, but I used low fat today just because it was on offer at Mydin.
- 1 can of cream of mushroom soup - Ok, this is absolute cheating, but since we don't have fresh mushrooms which when cooked makes the stock delicious, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do.
- Salt
- Black pepper - Preferably mill ground pepper for the coarse texture which gives a nice kick when you bite into it, but finely ground is just as good. 
- Water
- Optional: Carrots, calamari, prawns, mussels

Health effects of obesity in children

Dietary and lifestyle choices of children which result in obesity are difficult to reverse and have adverse implications on health. Morbid obesity is well known to be associated with multiple life threatening medical conditions and the adolescents are no longer immune to these. As the prevalence of obesity increases in adolescents, there is a parallel rise in the prevalence of obesity related diseases like type 2 diabetes mellitus, fatty liver disease, obstructive sleep apnoea and ischemic heart disease.

Type 2 diabetes mellitus: The incidence of diabetes is rising rapidly. It affects the life expectancy and quality of life adversely. Type 2 diabetes is a metabolic disease and is difficult to treat. The insulin which is required for its treatment has anabolic effects and causes further weight gain. This treatment results in a vicious cycle from which it is difficult to come out. Studies have also reported an increased incidence of diabetes related complications like retinopathy which reduces vision, kidney disease and other organ damage. The severity of damage to organs is directly related to the duration of diabetes and hence is an indication for early treatment.

Fatty liver disease: Liver involvement resulting in fatty change is also rising at an alarming rate in obese adolescents. Over a longer duration, it results in hepatitis and then cirrhosis, with failure of liver function. This is commonly called non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and has become a common indication of liver transplantation in young patients.

Obstructive sleep apnoea: There is an obstruction to upper airway at night which results in pauses in breathing, lasting for 20 to 40 seconds. The severity of obesity is related to higher risk of obstructive sleep apnoea. This is also an independent risk factor for ischemic heart disease.

Heart disease: Clinical studies have shown that 75% of obese children in the age group of 15 – 17 years will continue to be obese as adults. The earlier the onset of childhood obesity, higher is the risk of cardio-vascular disease or ischemic heart disease.

Behavioral changes: Obesity results in behavioral consequences in children. Obese children are more likely to be bullied. They are discriminated by their teachers and friends and are viewed as lazy and dull. There is an increase prevalence of depression and a higher risk of not completing their education. In a survey conducted in schools, the obese children were found to have lesser friendship nominations. In severe cases, there is a higher risk of school dropout, suicidal ideation or attempted suicide.

 Obesity has become a global burden affecting all age groups, irrespective of socio-economic status. The changing lifestyle of children has resulted in high prevalence of obesity. The complications of obesity are directly related to the duration of obesity. An early intervention can prevent these complications and improve the quality of life.

Dengue

Dengue fever is very dangerous because it can be death.This disease is caused by the aedes mosquito.Aedes mosquitoes breed in stagnant water places like bad cans,coconut shells, tires and flower pots.

Female Aedes mosquitoes lay their eggs in water.That eggs floating on the surface.When enough time,the eggs will hatch and larva will come out of the egg.The larvae will then turn into a pupa.Pupae will turn into adult mosquitoes.Mosquitoes life is not long and can ive for about two weeks.

Anyone can be attacked because of dengue fever mosquito does not choose its victims.Who children often suffer from dengue fever because children do not know and do not know how to kill mosquitoes avoid getting bitten by mosquitoes.Early symptoms of dengue fever are fever,chills,headache,muscles ache and sore veins.For more serious causes,blood will come out of the patient’s nose.Red sport on the skin will grow body,IF not get treatment,a person can face his death and easy spread of dengue fever.

Therefore,we must take care of our residential areas,free from aedes mosquitoes.

Why Common Sense Isn't So Common part 2

On the other hand, you have the individual who perhaps was brought up in a wealthy environment where everything was catered to them and never really had to deal with knowing how to act, understand people, or even understand how to put 2 and 2 together to survive.  This individual simply got accustomed to the luxuries of taking the thinking out of things and emotions, therefore, being told how to think.  Being sheltered for a long time and not exposed to most of life’s basic experiences, creates a disconnection resulting in what we call lack of common sense which really is no different than saying,  ”people just don’t get it”.If you bring to mind some of your friends, family members, and others around you, you might notice that not all are prone to understanding what “entrepreneurship” really is.  You might think to yourself that it makes no sense that someone would want to work for others their entire life and that they never imagine life as an opportunity to reach their true potential, additionally, possibly believe that many of their actions classifies them as people that don’t get it.  Reality being that 30% of a person’s abilities is based on the fact that people are a by-product of their own environment and often their environment or exposure to a certain way of life is why they are, act, or even believe in certain things.  Religion is a good example, as many are born into and brought up within their parent’s religion, despite not understanding anything about it, it is simply accepted that they are either Christians, Muslims, Catholics, or just about anything else.  If you do not separate them from their beliefs, church and all those other activities they are exposed to for the first 15 years of their life, it is very likely that these individuals will forever remain in that religion and with that belief.Very few times are people capable of looking past themselves and their current knowledge and understanding that perhaps their way of being today is the reason their life is so limited tomorrow.  The real question is how self-aware are you?

WHY COMMON SENSE ISN'T SO COMMON

 We expect the world to acquire common sense, though we often find ourselves using the line “Common Sense Isn’t so Common”, yet have we ever stopped to analyze why or perhaps what it is that makes some people so much more aware of whats going on around them?  Do we ever wonder why some people are street smart and others with PhD’s are not capable of showcasing common sense in some situations?

Common sense is not so common and it is partly because our past upbringings and situations we have dealt with are also not so common.  As a society, we certainly have some education standards, for example going to school until the age of 18 making it mandatory and in most cases for free.  We also have standards around the type of minimal education each person must go through, such as mathematical, english or history topics.  However, we are not offered education on common sense, maybe perhaps it is because common sense cannot be taught but rather experienced.

When you compare two individuals, one with a high level of education and the other a college dropout, most would assume that the college dropout is more likely to have failed 5 years down the road, although it all really depends on circumstances.  Someone who has been sheltered their entire life, never exposed to real life situations, or even never having experienced earned values is often unable to deal with them in the long run.  While the uneducated high school dropout may not have achieved in school, he will certainly have a much greater sense of survival and self-sufficiency making him more aware of his environment as he depends on it for survival.  This awareness to situations, surroundings and people’s reactions is a direct result of past experiences which in this case are much more amplified than those that have had no choice but to understand their background in order to find themselves and create their place in society.

FASTING...

Hurm..suddenly...i found article about Fasting.....

This article wrote by someone are non-muslim....

I hope this can be reminder for all off us....

Salam Ramadhan.

Ramadan is a religious observance that takes place during the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, believed to be the month in which the Holy Quran began to be revealed.Ramadan is the Islamic month of fasting, in which Muslims are not allowed to eat or drink anything from dawn until sunset.Fasting is meant to teach the person patience and humility. Ramadan is a time to fast for the sake of God, and to offer even more prayer than usual. Also, asking forgiveness for the sins of the past, asking for guidance in the future, and asking for help with refraining from every day evils and try to purify oneself through self-restraint and good deeds is involved in Ramadan.

However, in Malaysia, the month itself has been tainted with the extreme gluttony during the entire month of fasting. Not sure what I’m talking about? Well, I don’t mean to sound racist but the gluttony among most Muslims in Malaysia can be seen in the Ramadan Bazaar. A few hours before breaking fast, a lot of people will stampede the bazaar in order to buy loads of food for the breaking fast. Sometimes you can see a man buying food in the bazaar as if he’s rationing for the war, which I find pretty ridiculous, because they are supposed to fast for the sake of God and practice moderation in the daily lives, especially during the fasting month.

But I think moderation doesn’t come in a package with some Muslims in Malaysia, as some even go for feasts or breaking fasts buffet in expensive hotels. I know that there are a lot of people who fast during the day and yet they indulge with food during the night, and I am not sure what the learn from their fasting. Probably just hunger, and not other things that’s supposed to enrich their soul with the benefit of fasting.Fasting is actually good, according to medical studies, as it helps the digestive system to rest and for the body to detox, but I’m not so sure how many of Malaysian Muslim actually benefited from fasting as all I can see through my own observation is the practice of gluttony and impatience as an added bonus during the entire month.It’s funny to note every year that even though the Ramadan month haven’t even reach the third day yet, Eid sales as well as songs is already in the air. Honestly, I’m not sure what to make of that, but, I’d like to give some tips to the non- Muslim on how to cope with the Ramadan and take advantage of the Malaysian culture during the entire month.

hurm...it’s right?

MY KTT CLASSMATE

Hi everyone...how are you???Are you alright???I am not felling well...my ankle is hurt..i careless when i want to go down stairs...anyway pray for me ok so that my ankle will be better soon..its not like my fingers is hurt..so i can write blog..today,i will shared about my classmate..i am in first semester...i take office management..i am in class 1A.In class 1A,have 20 people overall in class..15 girl and 5 boy.They come from around the state like perlis,negeri sembilan,melaka,johor,perak and many more...so far i have no problems with them..at least not so serious if the problems have(life always have problems right,just big or not the problems is...)I hope we will always be friends forever eventhough maybe next sem we will not be same class..

photoshot for whole class

Me with Nasuha and dameyra 

Nia,Zana Bella and Dameyyra

Nia,Aina,Fari,Dian,Bella and Zana

from front~Aina,Nia,Najla,Zana Dameyyra,Nasuha and Bella
from behind~Fakhrul and Azim

Dameyyra,Me,sis organizer and Nad

NEW FRIENDS

As you know that i am now continue study at Kolej Teknologi Timur(KTT)...That's mean, i meet new friend in KTT.First i want to story abou my housemate...i have 8 housemate overall.First Nur Nadhirah(ustazah).She is older than other 8 housemate...same year but early month.She birth in 17 january 1995...live at kajang,selangor.Second,is Fatin Naqibah (atewn) born in 5 february 1995 and lives in damansara damai..third is my housemate as well my classmate Hanisah(nisa).Nisa born early 2 days from me.26 may 1995.Nisa from melaka.fourth is dyla.She also live in damansara but same with atewn..she born in september 5 1995.fifth is Eliya Nur Ain(ain).She from Batu Caves ,Selangor. Sixth is Izzati Hashim(chibi).She is from pulau pinang and born in december 24 1995.Actually i have another friends.Amirah Adnan.She is original housemate.She from penang but after 1 month,she move to utm in Kuala Lumpur and now i just have another housemate also roommate.Her name is syahira.We all call her as sya.She is from terengganu.

This is atewn

Nur nadhirah

Dyla

original housemate 1-1-A1

Izzati Hashim

room mate(Amira,Ain,Me and Nisa)

FRIENDS...

Assalamualaikum…have a good day everyone…now,this is the time I tell you abou my friends….i will start first in my secondary school…in form 1, I am in 1 dinamic...That year, I am not close to anyone yet.I mean , I have no bff(best friend forever)  yet because of,its to earlier to have bff in form 1…so I friends with anyone..even that year is year that so many thing happen like about Madrasah Idrisiah…when I start form 2,I became close to Syahira,mimi.There is a lot memory with them..even I forgot because of its been 4 years…we study together,laugh together..hihi..At form 3,I still close with syahira because we still with the same class…that year I think the year that I like other than years I been trough..like sir adib say awesomeeeeeeeeee year…other than syahira, I also close with Qurratul aini,Nasuha(U’a),Hidayah (yaya).I say awesome year because of we have a lot memory that year…(argh that remind me of school..i want to go back to school..huhu..) the environment that makes me feel like I must go to school today because I feel happy and excited to go…we study,we prank other,we play,we gossip(human nature..we cant do anything…) start form 4..i am not same class with sierra anymore…huk..huk..but I still same class with qurratul aini,yaya,u’a.this year will be tough because we will learn something new…Ekonomi Asas and ACCOUNT!!!!! so scared…And I meet new friends…Fazrina,Sherra Zurin,Amy Liyana,Fatin Syaruddin,Nur Izzatul,Natasha,Nik Tasnim.We create a lot memory in 2 years (form 4 and 5).We bake cup cake,potluck(everyone bring food and we share together),go out to watch movie together,team up for aerobic 1 malaysia(won first ok…) and much more.

form 3

together with friend go to horse carnival at jalan sungai besi

with qurratul aini

with classmate 4 and 5 account 2

classmate when i form 3

attend corperation festival at stadium putra bukit jalil.

with shamimi munirah

MY BIG FAMILY (FATHER)

Now I will story to you about my big family in my dad side.My dad Azeni Ali from kuala kangsar,perak.then he go to Kuala Lumpur to work last time I told you that my father work at Tenaga Nasional Berhad (TNB) RIGHT…My father have 6 siblings and my father also 5 like my mother but out of six siblings.Compare to family side my mother,family in my father side,we not always gather together.We gather but not always in a complete amount of relative…some relative come and some relative don’t because of the long distance.some at Ipoh,perak,some at Pahang,Penang and we have relative in New Zealand because of continue study…we always do event in Kuala Lumpur, so that will be a problems for the certain relative but that is not mean that we are not close…Now we have communication using social network right so,we use it for good like posted photo or chat on facebook,twitter and so on..

MY HOMETOWN BUKIT CHANDAN,KUALA KANGSAR,PERAK.

Some nephew are here

~Family~

celebrating someone birthday

This is some of my sis and my cousin

MY BIG FAMILY(MOTHER)

Hye blogger..i want to story and introduce to you about my big family…First my big family side my mother.my mom hometown in Hulu Langat,Selangor.my mother have 7 siblings.my mom 5 out of 7 siblings.one big brothers and the rest is girl.only 3 of them have married and have own famly,the rest are not married yet…because of my grandmothers home in hulu Langat,Selangor where my family lives in ampang(its only take less than 30 minutes from my house),so my family always go to my grandmothers house in weekends.We always gathering together with big family..we always eat together,go somewhere together like convoy together to Melaka for dinner together.And if you want to know,when we gather all together, there is no end of chatting.there is always have story or thing that want to talk about.Simple,I say that our family have a tight relationship not like some big family in this era that not to care about other relative.

my grandmother

(from behind-my cousin azira, nephew balqis and me
from middle-all my nephew sbrina,wan,aish and ain
in front is my sis)

Continue

Hello to blogger… today I will continue about last entry I tell you guys… Last I tell you about my loyalty to Puteri Islam right… I absolutely not think about change association like Kadet Polis, Pertahanan Awam or anything, in fact if I change my association, that will take a lot of cost like cost of uniform or accessory.So, its been 8 years I been involve to kawad kaki. I start taking serious in kawad kaki when I form 3 because start at that year I have become commander of kawad kaki. Its not like before that I was not taking seriously but after I become a commander of Puteri Islam, I have to more work hard because being a commander that mean we are learder. We have to take care the other… We have to take incharge…That many thing that we have to do…this thing always make me stress but teacher had give me this position so I have to take the responsibility of it. I cant do anything… Whether I like or not, I have to do it with sincere heart. Thanks to the god, I have done my responsibility when I was commander…anything I have done with my best for 4 years in puteri islam…

time kawad kaki.what year is it,i dont remember..maybe 2010

STORY ABOUT MYSELF

Assalamualaikum...Hye everyone…Today I will tell you guys more about myself…okey, I came in this world in 28 may 1995 at 5.43 p.m. I was born at Pusat Perubatan Ibu Kota 233 Jalan Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. When I am 5 until 6 years old, I go to kindergarden school at Taski Abim at Ampang…Then, I go to primary school when i standard 1 (7 years old) until standard 6 (12 years old).. I start form 1(13 years old) at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Taman Tasik (SMKTT).After 1 month, I go to Madrasah Idrisiah (MADID) in Perak  because that is my father want…I stay in MADID around 1 and half month then, I came back to SMKTT because I don’t want to study there…I think MADID is not my place… So I stay to study in SMKTT until form 5. In secondary school the only thing that I so active is KAWAD KAKI. Actually, since standard 4 I start joint kawad kaki…and from primary school until secondary school my loyalty is to Puteri Islam Association. Hurm …I think that all right now because I need to go somewhere later and I need to get ready... In my next blog I will continue about kawad kaki….

When i was 5 and 6 years old(try to find me if you can)

here is my formal photo(not so formal hihi)with organization of  puteri islam(some people are not here).

i also in permainan tradisional organization(also some people are not here.that way in this picture not so many people in it.

as you can see i am pengawas koperasi....