MICHELIN Guide Ceremony 2025 KL Penang
5 weeks ago
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
After a long tiring day...
I have FINALLY finished review 216 pages of action research book!! Took me almost a week but i'm doing nonsense that drag my work :p Number one Procrastinator in the world :) Hehe oh anyway, today went to Seremban for Seminar Serantau came back around 6, go out in daylight and comeback at dawn..sounds like chicken daily routine heehe Tomorrow have to go again and the following day as well...i still don't really understand why we have to attend such seminar. How will it help in our study when we go there is just to listen and become the note-jotter? What is the point? The best part is we get to eat Sepuas-puasnya HAHA Oh ya, Chong Koko is coming back in another 3 weeks, am waiting for my souvenir (s) hehe and arrival of new life soon :) can't wait for that beautiful moment... ...
Friday, May 15, 2009
WowWee....Cheerleaders in WordChallenge :p
Heh, i realized that i was addicted to WordChallenge lately:) Well just finding ways to release the tense&forget about the sky-high assignments that made me harder-to-breathe when thinking about it!! So i went relaxing and punching the keyboard as fast as i could to ease the craziness that is haywiring in my brain :p Guess what, it really WORKS for me, i felt so much comfy and calmer after doing war-of-words:) err...war should be tiring right? But i'm just siting there and exercising my hands plus a little of speedo-brain to do the battle, so it's not tiring all all BUT FUN WHEN YOU MANAGE HIT HIGHER SCORE AND UPGRADE YOUR LEVEL EVERYTIME YOU PLAY :)
Anyway, it's Friday today, had a loooong day...have class in the morning, evening and then continue with meeting and came back to hostel around 6:30pm, took a shower and had dinner after that...didn't plan to go to Jie house for i truly understand myself that I'll devote my time watching drama series, talk nonsense with Jie, going out here and there...would love to do that But had some misunderstanding at home, i was blamed for something that i didn't do, didn't get the chance to do any explanation for the blame will always put on me :( don't understand why some people not giving chance to explain before blaming HATE THAT!! Crap, now i get upset already Arrrgghhh!!! So i'm not going bk there for awhile, pretend to be busy..eh in fact, im really really busy with lotsa assignments here, k! So better finish up my work early so that i can have a relaxing week next week :)
Anyway, it's Friday today, had a loooong day...have class in the morning, evening and then continue with meeting and came back to hostel around 6:30pm, took a shower and had dinner after that...didn't plan to go to Jie house for i truly understand myself that I'll devote my time watching drama series, talk nonsense with Jie, going out here and there...would love to do that But had some misunderstanding at home, i was blamed for something that i didn't do, didn't get the chance to do any explanation for the blame will always put on me :( don't understand why some people not giving chance to explain before blaming HATE THAT!! Crap, now i get upset already Arrrgghhh!!! So i'm not going bk there for awhile, pretend to be busy..eh in fact, im really really busy with lotsa assignments here, k! So better finish up my work early so that i can have a relaxing week next week :)
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Rain drops falling on my head...
Yeah it was raining heavily outside... I was siting in my new room (just shifted here 2days ago) all alone coz my roomie went to her sis house...was HOMESICK hehe There's no class today and tomorrow but i didn't go anywhere coz there are A LOT to do...Update Action Research Blog, do Book Review on Action Research, Review of 3 Article Journals on Action Research... It's all about Action Research that made me so crazy busy at them moment.I've already started reading the book and it seem like eternity to finish reading them :( crazy-dazey...due date is coming soon, 25/5 for the book and 26/5 for article journals...Hafta finish doing them this week or else i cannot imagine what will happen next week...as we'll be traveling up and down to Seremban-UKM for four consequent days...Must be very tired after the seminar and uncomfortable bumpy ride huhu
Bowling Craze!!
For the past two weeks, on every Wednesday, all of us are required to go for Bowling Practice that is part of the activity in Co-curriculum Management subject. There will be more activities to come such as swimming, archery, marathon and etc. So for now, everybody have fulfill the two times practice BUT this morning i read email in YahooGroup that come from our Co-curriculum Management Class Representative saying that we needed to do another Bowling Practice with 3 Games minimum as there will be a Competition that is schedule on 22nd May, 09..Which is NEXT FRIDAY?? Oh dear, it's going to be a HECTIC week because we'll be attending Seminar Serantau from 18/5/09 - 21/5/09 and i'm sure Dr.Ct will ask us to do Reflection Report, just like always... not forgetting the Resolution thingy that will be assigned to us during the Seminar...Headache Headache!!
Anyway, my friend managed to capture picture at Ampang Bowling Centre..(Grab this picture from AiHua's Blog :p )Here it is...
Look at the Colourful Bowling balls... They look so pretty in the picture :)Even though we can't be expert with just two times practice, but i can see that everyone is enjoying themselves, including me :)
Anyway, my friend managed to capture picture at Ampang Bowling Centre..(Grab this picture from AiHua's Blog :p )Here it is...
Look at the Colourful Bowling balls... They look so pretty in the picture :)Even though we can't be expert with just two times practice, but i can see that everyone is enjoying themselves, including me :)
I'm RockStar of Todays WordChallenge :) YAY
WooHooo....i'm so excited about this! It's been awhile i haven't exercise my typing skill&squeezing my brain to generate words in WORDCHALLENGE!! Was having breakfast and thinking of practicing my vocabulary skill to warm up my brain ... to my surprise i manage to beat TWO of my friends score and upgraded my level too ;) Hehe so excited :)
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Wednesday, May 6, 2009
Best and Worst Brain Foods
Read this interesting article while eating breakfast...so thought of posting in my blog to share with everyone who happens to visit my page :)
By David Zinczenko, with Matt Goulding
If you want to make the right decisions in confusing times—Time to refinance? Explore a different career? Root for the singing spinster or the 12-year-old?—you need to pay special attention to what you eat. That’s right: Your grocery list can help with your to-do list. That’s because the right foods are a kind of clean-burning fuel for your body’s biggest energy hog: Your brain. A study in the Journal of Physiology makes the point that, though your brain represents only 2 percent of your body weight, it makes 20 percent of the energy demands on your resting metabolism.
On our new Eat This, Not That! Web site, we rounded up the best foods to munch on when you need a mental boost—and found studies that show, in fact, that you can be up to 200 percent more productive if you make the right eating choices. Stock up on these items to halt mental decline, jog your memory, sharpen your senses, improve your performance, activate your feel-good hormones, and protect your quick-witted sharpness, whether you’re 15, 40—or not admitting to any age whatsoever!
FOR SHORT-TERM MEMORY
Drink This!: COFFEE
Fresh-brewed joe is the ultimate brain fuel. Caffeine has been shown to retard the aging process and enhance short-term memory performance. In one study, British researchers found that just one cup of coffee helps improve attention and problem-solving skills.
Not That!: ENERGY DRINKS/TOO MUCH COFFEE
Ever heard of the concept “too much of a good thing”? If you OD on caffeine—too many cups, a jolt of caf from the late afternoon onward, a Red Bull cocktail—it can mess with your shuteye schedule. Sleep is reboot time for your mental computer, and you don’t want to mess with it.
FOR LONG-TERM MEMORY
Eat This!: BLUEBERRIES
Antioxidants in blueberries help protect the brain from free-radical damage and cut your risk of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. They can also improve cognitive processing (translation: thinking). Wild blueberries, if you can find them, have even more brain-boosting antioxidants than the cultivated variety, so book that vacation in Maine now. The berries will ripen in July.
Not That!: THE UNRIPE AND UNREADY
Here’s a cool tip: if your favorite berries are out of season, buy them frozen. The freezer locks in peak flavor and nutrients, so the berries’ antioxidant capacity is maxed out. Those pale, tough, and expensive off-season berries usually ripen on a truck, rather than on the bush, so they’re nutritional imposters compared to the real thing.
For more smart shopping tips, point your grocery cart to THIS story and learn how to pick the most delicious and nutritious while controlling your waistline!
TO THINK FASTER
Eat This!: SALMON OR MACKEREL
If the Internal Revenue Service picks you for some up-close-and-personal auditing, you’ll want to be on your toes when they vet your deductions list. So put salmon or mackerel on the grocery list. The omega-3 fatty acids found in fatty fishes are a primary building block of brain tissue, so they’ll amp up your thinking power. Salmon is also rich in niacin, which can help ward off Alzheimer’s disease and slow the rate of cognitive decline.
Not That!: FULL-FAT ICE CREAM
Not all fats are created equal: Beware foods high in saturated fats, which can clog blood vessels and prevent the flow of nutrients and blood to the brain. Ice cream is not a brain-health food.
TO ENERGIZE:
Eat This!: HIGH-PROTEIN SALAD WITH VINAIGRETTE
The oil in the dressing will help slow down digestion of protein and carbs in the salad, stabilizing blood-sugar levels and keeping energy levels high. Build your salad on a bed of romaine and spinach for an added boost in riboflavin, and add chicken and a hard-boiled egg for more energizing protein.
For other tips on how to build the perfect salad, check out the Eat This, Not That! ultimate salad selector.
Not That!: PANCAKES OR BAGELS
MIT researchers analyzed blood samples from a group of people who had eaten either a high-protein or a high-carbohydrate breakfast. Two hours after eating, the carb eaters had tryptophan levels four times higher than those of the people who had eaten protein. The tryptophan in turkey is one of the reasons you crawl off for an afternoon nap after Thanksgiving dinner. So watch what you gobble.
TO CALM DOWN
Eat This!: LOW-FAT YOGURT OR MIXED NUTS
Scientists in Slovakia gave people 3 grams each of two amino acids—lysine and arginine—or a placebo, and asked them to deliver a speech. Blood measurements of stress hormones revealed that the amino acid-fortified guys were half as anxious during and after the speech as those who took the placebo. Yogurt is one of the best food sources of lysine; nuts pack loads of arginine.
Not That!: SODA
A study from the American Journal of Public Health found that people who drink 2½ cans of soda daily are three times more likely to be depressed and anxious, compared with those who drink fewer. So Mountain Dew is a Mental Don’t.
TO CONCENTRATE
Eat This!: PEPPERMINT TEA
The scent of peppermint helps you focus and boosts performance, according to researchers. Need to reach Chicago before nightfall, and you’re stuck in traffic around Cleveland? One study found that peppermint makes drivers more alert and less anxious.
Not That!: CANDY
Sugary foods incite sudden surges of glucose that, in the long term, cause sugar highs and lows, leading to a fuzzy state of mind. So you’ll need to avoid all the attention-busting sugar bombs on this list of the 20 most sugar-packed foods in America.
FOR GOOD MOODS AND GRINS
Eat This! ARUGULA OR SPINACH SALAD
Leafy greens—arugula, chard, spinach—are rich sources of B vitamins, which are key components on the assembly line that manufactures feel-good hormones such as serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine. According to a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, a lack of B6 can cause nervousness, irritability, and even depression.
Not That!: WHITE CHOCOLATE
White chocolate isn’t chocolate at all, since it contains no cocoa solids. So it won’t stimulate the euphoria-inducing mood boosters like serotonin, as real chocolate does. Grab the real thing, the darker the better. More cacao means more happy chemicals and less sugar, which will eventually pull you down.
FOR SHARPER SENSES
Eat This!: 1 TBSP OF GROUND FLAXSEED DAILY
Flax is the best source of alphalinoleic, or ALA—a healthy fat that improves the workings of the cerebral cortex, the area of the brain that processes sensory information, including that of pleasure. To meet your quota, sprinkle it on salads or mix it into a smoothie or shake.
Not That!: ALCOHOL
This one’s obvious, but worth mentioning anyway. A drink or two can increase arousal signals, but more than that will actually depress your nervous system. This makes you sloppy, not sharp.
By David Zinczenko, with Matt Goulding
If you want to make the right decisions in confusing times—Time to refinance? Explore a different career? Root for the singing spinster or the 12-year-old?—you need to pay special attention to what you eat. That’s right: Your grocery list can help with your to-do list. That’s because the right foods are a kind of clean-burning fuel for your body’s biggest energy hog: Your brain. A study in the Journal of Physiology makes the point that, though your brain represents only 2 percent of your body weight, it makes 20 percent of the energy demands on your resting metabolism.
On our new Eat This, Not That! Web site, we rounded up the best foods to munch on when you need a mental boost—and found studies that show, in fact, that you can be up to 200 percent more productive if you make the right eating choices. Stock up on these items to halt mental decline, jog your memory, sharpen your senses, improve your performance, activate your feel-good hormones, and protect your quick-witted sharpness, whether you’re 15, 40—or not admitting to any age whatsoever!
FOR SHORT-TERM MEMORY
Drink This!: COFFEE
Fresh-brewed joe is the ultimate brain fuel. Caffeine has been shown to retard the aging process and enhance short-term memory performance. In one study, British researchers found that just one cup of coffee helps improve attention and problem-solving skills.
Not That!: ENERGY DRINKS/TOO MUCH COFFEE
Ever heard of the concept “too much of a good thing”? If you OD on caffeine—too many cups, a jolt of caf from the late afternoon onward, a Red Bull cocktail—it can mess with your shuteye schedule. Sleep is reboot time for your mental computer, and you don’t want to mess with it.
FOR LONG-TERM MEMORY
Eat This!: BLUEBERRIES
Antioxidants in blueberries help protect the brain from free-radical damage and cut your risk of Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s diseases. They can also improve cognitive processing (translation: thinking). Wild blueberries, if you can find them, have even more brain-boosting antioxidants than the cultivated variety, so book that vacation in Maine now. The berries will ripen in July.
Not That!: THE UNRIPE AND UNREADY
Here’s a cool tip: if your favorite berries are out of season, buy them frozen. The freezer locks in peak flavor and nutrients, so the berries’ antioxidant capacity is maxed out. Those pale, tough, and expensive off-season berries usually ripen on a truck, rather than on the bush, so they’re nutritional imposters compared to the real thing.
For more smart shopping tips, point your grocery cart to THIS story and learn how to pick the most delicious and nutritious while controlling your waistline!
TO THINK FASTER
Eat This!: SALMON OR MACKEREL
If the Internal Revenue Service picks you for some up-close-and-personal auditing, you’ll want to be on your toes when they vet your deductions list. So put salmon or mackerel on the grocery list. The omega-3 fatty acids found in fatty fishes are a primary building block of brain tissue, so they’ll amp up your thinking power. Salmon is also rich in niacin, which can help ward off Alzheimer’s disease and slow the rate of cognitive decline.
Not That!: FULL-FAT ICE CREAM
Not all fats are created equal: Beware foods high in saturated fats, which can clog blood vessels and prevent the flow of nutrients and blood to the brain. Ice cream is not a brain-health food.
TO ENERGIZE:
Eat This!: HIGH-PROTEIN SALAD WITH VINAIGRETTE
The oil in the dressing will help slow down digestion of protein and carbs in the salad, stabilizing blood-sugar levels and keeping energy levels high. Build your salad on a bed of romaine and spinach for an added boost in riboflavin, and add chicken and a hard-boiled egg for more energizing protein.
For other tips on how to build the perfect salad, check out the Eat This, Not That! ultimate salad selector.
Not That!: PANCAKES OR BAGELS
MIT researchers analyzed blood samples from a group of people who had eaten either a high-protein or a high-carbohydrate breakfast. Two hours after eating, the carb eaters had tryptophan levels four times higher than those of the people who had eaten protein. The tryptophan in turkey is one of the reasons you crawl off for an afternoon nap after Thanksgiving dinner. So watch what you gobble.
TO CALM DOWN
Eat This!: LOW-FAT YOGURT OR MIXED NUTS
Scientists in Slovakia gave people 3 grams each of two amino acids—lysine and arginine—or a placebo, and asked them to deliver a speech. Blood measurements of stress hormones revealed that the amino acid-fortified guys were half as anxious during and after the speech as those who took the placebo. Yogurt is one of the best food sources of lysine; nuts pack loads of arginine.
Not That!: SODA
A study from the American Journal of Public Health found that people who drink 2½ cans of soda daily are three times more likely to be depressed and anxious, compared with those who drink fewer. So Mountain Dew is a Mental Don’t.
TO CONCENTRATE
Eat This!: PEPPERMINT TEA
The scent of peppermint helps you focus and boosts performance, according to researchers. Need to reach Chicago before nightfall, and you’re stuck in traffic around Cleveland? One study found that peppermint makes drivers more alert and less anxious.
Not That!: CANDY
Sugary foods incite sudden surges of glucose that, in the long term, cause sugar highs and lows, leading to a fuzzy state of mind. So you’ll need to avoid all the attention-busting sugar bombs on this list of the 20 most sugar-packed foods in America.
FOR GOOD MOODS AND GRINS
Eat This! ARUGULA OR SPINACH SALAD
Leafy greens—arugula, chard, spinach—are rich sources of B vitamins, which are key components on the assembly line that manufactures feel-good hormones such as serotonin, dopamine, and norepinephrine. According to a study published in the Journal of Neuroscience Nursing, a lack of B6 can cause nervousness, irritability, and even depression.
Not That!: WHITE CHOCOLATE
White chocolate isn’t chocolate at all, since it contains no cocoa solids. So it won’t stimulate the euphoria-inducing mood boosters like serotonin, as real chocolate does. Grab the real thing, the darker the better. More cacao means more happy chemicals and less sugar, which will eventually pull you down.
FOR SHARPER SENSES
Eat This!: 1 TBSP OF GROUND FLAXSEED DAILY
Flax is the best source of alphalinoleic, or ALA—a healthy fat that improves the workings of the cerebral cortex, the area of the brain that processes sensory information, including that of pleasure. To meet your quota, sprinkle it on salads or mix it into a smoothie or shake.
Not That!: ALCOHOL
This one’s obvious, but worth mentioning anyway. A drink or two can increase arousal signals, but more than that will actually depress your nervous system. This makes you sloppy, not sharp.
Sunday, March 8, 2009
Meeting somebody New
This weekend, my parents come down to KL for a couple of days which i'm really EXCITED as i get to eat my MUM'S COOK :p Hehe Miss eating home-cook so much :) Yesterday, my mom taught my sis and i to cook our favorite "Sambal Petai Udang" Oh la la... It's one of our favorite dish and it is so IRRESISTIBLE that i ate two bowl of rice :) And YES it is truly SATISFYING when you CRAVE for something for so long!!
Yesterday, is also another memorable day as it is the first time we encounter my elder Brother's GF :p hehe well she appear to be sweet and polite. She's a Teacher ya. We only get to say Hi, didn't get to engage in a long conversation since it's the first time we met so the atmosphere is rather awkward, don't really know what to say tehee(Hmm i wonder how will it be when i bring my bf home to meet my family...imagining) But after that we went off shopping separately. Mom wanted to get a pair of walking shoe but after went in to several shop, undecided and Indecisive of which one to choose, she walk out with NOTHING? DUH!! That's WOMEN, hah!
After walking from floor to floor we finally went to Supermarket to get grocery for today's Special Dinner...We are throwing a birthday dinner to celebrate his birthday..it was one day earlier Shhh Oh i gotta go fetch my bro and his GF from the LRT Station, Gotta run now. chao.
Yesterday, is also another memorable day as it is the first time we encounter my elder Brother's GF :p hehe well she appear to be sweet and polite. She's a Teacher ya. We only get to say Hi, didn't get to engage in a long conversation since it's the first time we met so the atmosphere is rather awkward, don't really know what to say tehee(Hmm i wonder how will it be when i bring my bf home to meet my family...imagining) But after that we went off shopping separately. Mom wanted to get a pair of walking shoe but after went in to several shop, undecided and Indecisive of which one to choose, she walk out with NOTHING? DUH!! That's WOMEN, hah!
After walking from floor to floor we finally went to Supermarket to get grocery for today's Special Dinner...We are throwing a birthday dinner to celebrate his birthday..it was one day earlier Shhh Oh i gotta go fetch my bro and his GF from the LRT Station, Gotta run now. chao.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
FLU BUG Attack :(
A-tish-shooo... Oh Bless Me!! Woke up this morning with a WATERY SNEEZE (ewwww so disgusting) hehe with that i knew that i was attack again with *&^%$@* FLU BUG !!! Never like that as it makes me really groggy and have to waste a roll of tissue and not to mention causing my nose to become reddish and and swollen like i just got hit by someone (But it looks cute in a way hehe... Gotta drink something HOT to ease the COLD :)
Friday, February 27, 2009
Another BORING Talk?
This morning, at 7:50am, when i'm still lazing around the bed, then there's a "BEEP" from my cell phone, it's a text message from my course-mate. It wrote: Today, all DPLI students are require to attend a talk on PERMATApintar at 9am.So all classes today will be canceled. I was like, ohmygod, not another BORING TALK again!! Don't want to lift my lazybum from the bed as it is just after rain, what a lovely weather to stay in the bed abit longer. At 8am, after my roomie pester me to get up, i finally pull myself up and go wash myself and get ready. Manage to drench myself with coffee to keep me FRESH and AWAKE! We were early as the talk started at 9:30am instead of 9am...this thing always happen.
Anyway, the two speakers are from the Johns Hopkins University, Center for Talented Youth (CTY), they are Dr.Julian Jones and Dr.Patricia Wallace to talk about talented or gifted children and how to nurture them.Well the talk start off with a overview of what is talented youth from Dean of Faculty of Education, Prof. Datin Dr. Siti Rahayah Ariffin (my first encounter with her :) hehe) Well well, she gave us idea on what talented youth are like, how they would behave when they are put into normal school,they usually are students with behaviorism problem coz they are bored with what they already know at their age, this is why they don't pay attention in class and whole lot more scenarios that is why it is important to discover these children, nurture them and put them into learning institution that is on par with their level and abilities. Then, Dr.Julian talked on the programs brought by CTY where they organize summer camp to gather all these talented children, create activities for them and to develop their intelligence into another level.All these children that they are focusing are mainly children of 9 to 15 years old. After that, Dr.Patricia talked on the softwares&programs created by CTY research team of JHU and showed us what and how the programs work for different level of children.
In conjunction with this talk, our University is creating a center for Young and Talented children called PERMATApintar to be launching on next monday 2/3/09 to have them undergo trainings or rather a learning camp for them to develop their intelligence. I'm really impressed with the talk i went today and it really enlighten me about Talented children and i definitely will spread the news about this to everyone i know so that if they happen to encounter with children like these around them, they will know where to put them and nurture them.
Anyway, the two speakers are from the Johns Hopkins University, Center for Talented Youth (CTY), they are Dr.Julian Jones and Dr.Patricia Wallace to talk about talented or gifted children and how to nurture them.Well the talk start off with a overview of what is talented youth from Dean of Faculty of Education, Prof. Datin Dr. Siti Rahayah Ariffin (my first encounter with her :) hehe) Well well, she gave us idea on what talented youth are like, how they would behave when they are put into normal school,they usually are students with behaviorism problem coz they are bored with what they already know at their age, this is why they don't pay attention in class and whole lot more scenarios that is why it is important to discover these children, nurture them and put them into learning institution that is on par with their level and abilities. Then, Dr.Julian talked on the programs brought by CTY where they organize summer camp to gather all these talented children, create activities for them and to develop their intelligence into another level.All these children that they are focusing are mainly children of 9 to 15 years old. After that, Dr.Patricia talked on the softwares&programs created by CTY research team of JHU and showed us what and how the programs work for different level of children.
In conjunction with this talk, our University is creating a center for Young and Talented children called PERMATApintar to be launching on next monday 2/3/09 to have them undergo trainings or rather a learning camp for them to develop their intelligence. I'm really impressed with the talk i went today and it really enlighten me about Talented children and i definitely will spread the news about this to everyone i know so that if they happen to encounter with children like these around them, they will know where to put them and nurture them.
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
After midnight...
It's almost 2am now...Just finish writing my lesson plan for micro teaching next Monday and I'm going to be the first presenter...Can feel butterflies in my stomach already when i think of standing in front of the class and teach...hehe so scwarry... Oh ya, oh ya i got email from my brother just now. Guess what? He's bringing his gf to meet us next week, FINALLY!! He's been so choosy all these while and i guess he made up his mind now or maybe the timing is right? Or should i say SHE'S THE ONE? Well Hope everything goes well and Wedding this year? Hmm that is up to them to decide :) Hope to get a sister-in-law soon =) Hmm, just got a call from my dearie, he's having discussion with his Boss now before he left Malaysia in another 2 hour. I wonder how these people can work 24/7? Where did they get the energy to do that? Hmm i seriously understand myself well that i'm not a workaholic and i can't even stay up late anymore now...sign of getting older, eh? [YAWN for the umpteen times...] It's time for bed ZZZZzzzz
Monday, February 23, 2009
My first piece of thoughts
It's been awhile since i write...heh, i used to blog last time but after awhile i got too busy and tied up with work and don't have time to blog anymore. But now, i'm back to school =) No more seeing our sulky face Boss, colleagues that always make our life difficult, works that is never ending etc...Ahh student's life was always the GREATEST and ENJOYABLE!! Currently, i'm pursuing Diploma in Education in UKM, it's more of postgraduate study as this course is designed for those who have obtained a Bachelor's degree. Life's never been easy since i step my foot here, i have already expected that since the torturing orientation and we were also warned by our course coordinator Dr.Siti that you will be shower with hill of assignments, no holidays for 10months straight (we even have to sacrifice our public holiday so sad so sad) but in between we do have a short break for a day or two and a week holiday for practical preparation as we need to move to area that is nearby the school. Now, it's been two months i study here and assignments keep coming in, i can't breath anymore, i'm suffocating here and ask myself: Is this the right choice? I guess i'm a little bit regret at the time when i'm so sick with the assignments.. But i truly believe that i had made the choice that i will never regret in my life:)
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