day ONE *8th MMU Convocation*

*hugs*

hope that my friend will be strong as ever through this difficult and rough time due to what happen...

be strong..and im always here for you...*hugs*

CONGRATS!!!!! hurray!!!

congratulations to all MMU student who is graduating this convocation....

ada cinta....

Ada Cinta

Acha Septriasa & Irwansyah

Ucapkanlah kasih

Satu kata yang kunantikan

Sebab ku tak mampu membaca matamu

Mendengar bisikmu

Nyanyikanlah kasih

Senandung kata hatimu

Sebab ku tak sanggup

Mengartikan getar iniS

ebab ku meragu pada dirimu

Mengapa berat ungkapkan cinta

Padahal ia ada dalam rinai hujan

Dalam terang bulan juga dalam shedu sedang

Mengapa sulit mengaku cinta padahal ia terasa

Dalam rindu dendam hening malam cinta terasa ada

*sniff sniff*

down with a cold.. uwaaaa... cant seem to stop sneezing.. my weekend was ok i guess.. was just being a lil moody... its gonna be a boring week as MMU students are on mid-term break... and i dont have mid-term break... i have work to do... uwaaa...

=D

nice rite...??? its RM 99... hehehe... i like the pattern at the back.. its a night gown...

they have more at http://www.chicwear.com.my

<3 is cinta~

a lot of people say that this movie is boring... but it doesnt stop me from watching it...i really wanna go watch it but i cant find the time and since im staying in cyberjaya, and i dont have transport...huhuhu...uwaaaaaaa...

gloomy morning...

one word... gloomy~

i woke up this morning and find myself not hearing the alarm clock that i have set earlier...the sun wasnt up when i forced myself up as it was drizzling and cold...the water was freezing like ice water... i had to take a quick shower and get dress... getting dressed was the hardest thing to do at the moment..i was shivering until i couldnt say a word...the day made me feel like a lazy bum..i wish i could still lie in bed until the sun came up...

the eye of malaysiaaaaa~

okay..now i have the time to upload the pictures.. the trip to the eye of malaysia instead of the festival gendang malaysia.. hehehe...


The hyper us being vains in front of the camera

the view from far...

the boys...

the girls

was trying to capture the background but the clown appeared and started posing.. hehehe..cute rite?

before the ride...

from inside..

emo pose.. but adik kept smiling...

one happy family...*adik, kakak, abang*

all of us...in the farris wheel...

another angle...

me love to take pictureeeee..

the place where we drank after the ride...

gangster pose!! hahahaha...

ta da~ we went on the eye of malaysia..

up up and away~



the girls together~

me the jumping jack~

i love this picture... taken by ME.. hehehe... bangga~

as i say bye bye to the eye of malaysia...

picture taken by ME.. i love it also...mwahhhh... hope i can get to ride it again.. but next time when it is not raining..*hopefully*

laziness~

such a lazy weekend i had...it was raining the whole weekend...even now its not even sunny outside...now im in week 6 of my industrial training..cant wait to finish..im kinda tired of waking up at 7am in the morning 5 days a week...sigh~ than when it comes to the weekend i cant sleep anymore...

i had a pretty interesting weekend though...
i went to taman tasik titiwangsa for a drum festival... but some of us ended up going to the eye of malaysia...we took loads of picture... later ill upload them...

now im working...i have not finish my flash and also i have not done my voice over... next next week which is on the 7 july 2007, i am involve with a puisi competition..i dont know why i put myself in it...hahaha...

wink wink

I actually did something that made me a lil happy~

ELianto's roadshow~

When it comes to friends, money’s not the thing...

SIGHTS AND SOUND: BY XANDRIA OOI

taken from the Star paper..

OVER the past six months, two of my best friends from university in Australia came to Malaysia just to catch up. We made up for lost time and spent almost every single minute together. We caught up over food, shopping and tours around Kuala Lumpur. If I had to work, they came along with me. Jacqui, who was here just last week, said she complained constantly to her mother that her friends had dwindled after university ended. Her mother once replied, “Well, I told you not to make friends with international students, they all have to leave the country after graduating!”

Between fits of laughter, I told Jacqui that her mother was probably right. I never thought of it that way, but what she said is indeed true - most of us international students have left Australia and are now working in various countries around the world. Thinking it through, I wondered if we would have honestly spent more time together if we had been in the same country. Before they made their plans, they emailed, SMS, and called to check on when the best time to visit would be.

I always replied that they should come when it was convenient for them, and that I would work my schedule around the visit. What I have come to realise is that no time is the best time. There is always something going on – work we have to finish, appointments we have to keep and people we have to see. The only reason I had time for my friends when they visited was because I made time. I shifted appointments and completed work in advance. I spent more time with them over a few days than I have in a year with my Malaysian friends who live within driving distance.

Knowing that we can see our friends any time, ironically, makes us see less of them. There is always tomorrow and next week, but if our friend had gone overseas and come back for a few weeks, we would be making more effort to catch up. When I was studying abroad and came back for holidays, I saw more of my relatives than I do today. My aunt from France who has been here for a week has spent more time with my grandmother than my mother has in the past several months.

There is no explanation for this, we can simply put it down to human nature. Something has to happen before we take action. There have been many occasions where I have said to a friend, “Hey we really have to catch up,” but that hardly ever happens unless we bump into each other coincidently. We do not just take our friends’ presence for granted; we take time for granted.
If someone pays you a short visit, you know that you only have a limited amount of time, therefore you treasure every second. If that same person lives down the road from you, you can catch up anytime, but somehow the time hardly ever arrives.

How important, then, is friendship?

I have been working non-stop for the past couple of years, thinking that perhaps it is all right to focus on my career instead. When my girlfriends took the trouble to visit me, they reminded me of what I was missing out on – fierce loyalty, unwavering support and never-ending giggles.

Growing up does not mean losing our sense of humour, working does not mean giving up our soul and being successful does not mean sacrificing friendships. Making money can’t buy good friends, but making time certainly can.