You craft words well, in creative and unexpected ways.
And you have a great talent for evoking beautiful imagery...
Or describing the most intense heartbreak ever.
You're already naturally a poet, even if you've never written a poem.
"All good books are alike in that they are truer than if they really happened and after you are finished reading one you will feel that all that happened to you and afterwards it all belongs to you; the good and the bad, the ecstasy, the remorse and sorrow, the people and the places and how the weather was." - Ernest Hemingway -
My Latest Reading....
How To Read A Person Like A Book - Gerard Nierenberg & Henry Calero
Membina Hati Bahagia - Dr. HM Tuah
Monkey Love - Brenda Scott Royce
Cleo September 2008
Bidayatul Hidayah - Imam Ghazali
Jelita July 2008
A Lesser Evil - Lesley Pearse
The Picture She Took - Fiona Shaw
The Power of Social Intelligence - Tony Buzan
1511 (kombat) - Faisal Tehrani
1515 - Faisal Tehrani Firefly - Bernie Tan
Resepi Kejayaan Unuk Setiausaha Persatuan - Ahmad Fadzli Yusof & Annurizal Anuar
Sue Cowley's Teaching Clinic - Sue Cowley
The Ultimate Book of Mind Maps - Tony Buzan
Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows - J.K.Rowling Cherry Orchard - Chekov White Fang - Jack London Salina - A.Samad Said
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31 August - Merdeka Day
1 Sept - First day of Ramadhan
4 Sept - Chocolate Day (yumm yumm!!!)
18 Sept - Dad's birthday
Title: Secrets of Face Reading: Understanding Your Health and Relationships Author: Brown, Simon G Publisher: Sterling Publishing ISBN: 1841813249 Format: Paperback Category: Lifestyle - Fortne Telling Price: RM32.90
Summary: The face can reveal the innermost secrets of our character, health and well-being. Based on the wisdom of Chinese masters, this practical book will teach you how to read the meaning behind different face shapes and facial features. Apply this knowledge to improve personal relationships with family and friends and guage romantic situations, advance your career, and maintain good health. Featuring breakdowns of all the key face-reading signs and signals, and including well-known celebrity examples, Secrets of Face Reading is a thought full and thorough insight into this fascinating tradition.
Title : Silent Boy: He Was a Frightened Boy Who Refused to Speak - Until a Teacher's Love Broke Through the Silence Author : Hayden, Torey L Publisher : HarperElement ISBN : 000725881X Format : Paperback Category : Humanities Price : RM36.90
Summary: From the author of Sunday Times bestsellers One Child and Ghost Girl comes a heartbreaking story of a boy trapped in silence and the teacher who rescued him. When special education teacher Torey Hayden first met fifteen-year-old Kevin, he was barricaded under a table.
Desperately afraid of the world around him, he hadn't spoken a word in eight years. He was considered hopeless, incurable. But Hayden refused to believe it, though she realised it might well take a miracle to break through the walls he had built around himself.
With unwavering devotion and gentle, patient love, she set out to free him - and slowly uncovered a shocking violent history and a terrible secret that an unfeeling bureaucracy had simply filed away and forgotten. Torey refused to give up on this tragic "lost case." For a trapped and frightened boy desperately needed her help - and she knew in her heart she could not rest easy until she had rescued him from the darkness.
This is seriously silly... I don't even know Spanish and I love to learn Japanese! Haha... whatever~
You Should Learn Spanish
For you, learning a language is about career advancement and communication. Knowing Spanish will bring you tons of possibilities for jobs and travel. Bárbaro!
Before I do this quiz, I thought the result would come out as "Closer To Friends" but then it came out differently. They are equally close to me. Thinking about it, I think it is true because both are equally important to me, only that I admit it, my friends know more about what is happening around me lately. I feel more comfortable talking about my problems with friends rather than my family but when I'm in deep trouble (and I mean real deep), I would turn to my family.
You Are Equally Close to Your Friends and Family
Depending on the situation, you can feel closer to your friends or your family. They each are valuable to you in their own ways, and you couldn't imagine living without either of them.
Your friends and family aren't ideal, but you're happy to have so many great people in your life. At the end of the day, you're thankful for all your personal connections... flaws and all.
Trust is something you should not give 100 percent to anyone or anything, except the six listed in Rukun Iman (for Muslims). No matter how long you have known a person or how close you are to him/her, always put in mind that you should not give your full trust.. Well, that's what I've learned from my 'Lesson of Life'. And one friend used to tell me to put only 30 percent trust in others and the remaining 70 percent to ourselves. I guess she's right and it hurts so much when someone breaks your trust - especially those who you love. Imagine how a daughter trusts her father but some father is stupid enough to break his daughter's trust by raping her. Friends? Some friends back-stab you even when you've given them enough trust. What I'm saying is, it's not wrong to give others our trust but we must be aware and alert of our surrounding. You might be given your trust to the wrong person.
Judging people is hard, I know... I've been there. I gave my trust to some people and they've broken it. I do forgive people but it might be hard for me to trust the same people again...
When living together with one or more housemate/s, there are a lot of things to put in mind. We are all different individuals and we have different needs and personal liking and disliking. And so there are rules that need to be set up so that everybody would be happy living together. Here are some suggestions*:
1) Elect a house leader
2) Share the staples (coffee, milk, etc)
3) Insist on a RM100 damage security deposit
4) Divide storage space clearly
5) Insist on personal bathroom space
6) Insist on a personal reading light (sleep is important, don't disturb sleeping roomie)
7) No fixed line telephone (except for internet connection but should be agreed by all and make sure the phone is unplugged and locked up by House Leader)
8) Insist on personal utensils in the kitchen (except for common bowls & dishes)
9) Use alarm clocks with care (others might be disturbed if they are not ready to be woken up yet)
10) Distribute alone time (this is for those who share room, allocate days for each room member to use the room alone for personal things like meditation, examining cellulite or crying over boyfriends)
11) Divide work space fairly
12) Leave only one pair of shoes outside
13) Allot the laundry days (should be rotated among residents)
14) Allot laundry baskets (everyone should have their own labeled laundry baskets)
15) Keep personal trimmings personal
16) No visitors except parents
17) No candles or fires
18) Democratise common space (kitchen, hall, study area, porch - decision must be through voting process - wote should be equal)
19) Dressing tables are not for storage except for overnight stuffs like watches, glasses, religious amulets and coins which you will take away the next morning
20) All trash has a home (non-organic and non-biodegradable trash should be allowed in the bedrooms. other things could go to bathroom or kitchen garbage and sanitary pads should never ever being flush down the loo or else one morning you'll have to dig them wif your hands, mind you! And before being thrown away, the sanitary pads should be wrapped in newspaper)
21) Use personal garbage bins placed next to their beds
22) Everyone gets garbage duty (Yeah, hell...it's not fair right for only one person to do the garbage duty while others just throw the trash in the trash bin. So make a schedule so that no one have their turn)
23) Clean toilet after every use (I always have this problem with my housemate. After I use the toilet I would make sure it is clean. Again, think about it. Everyone uses the toiet but only one or two person/s clean/s the toilet, it's not fair, is it?)
24) Air fresheners, potpourri and sweaty socks (everyone should all invest in air fresheners/potpourri and please, take away the smelling socks before entering the house
I'm thankful God for all the friends you sent me. They are very special gifts to me. We teach each other about experience in life. Thank you for all that consider me as their friends and support me during my bad and good times. May God bless you all. Take care. I'm going back to campus and I'm planning to spend this weekend at Shah Alam. But it's just a plan.
Tomorrow I'm going shopping. It's the best therapy really for a sad moment... But then I prefer to go with my girlfriends and not my family :-) heeeee...jangan marah!!
I'm at the moment is undergoing a 'Mending a Heart Broken' phase. All because of love. Yeah. Love is sweet when it is treated and pampered but when it is being manipulated, you can feel it is bitter. But hang on, I don't mean I'm going to give up on love. What I meant is that if I have to and want to, in the future, I will always be careful with the people I give the responsibility to take care of my heart. After all it has been broken quite a few times now and it is of course very, very, very fragile. I hope Karma is doing its' job. What goes around comes around.
Tertutup Sudah Pintu, Pintu Hatiku Yang Pernah Dibuka Waktu Hanya Untukmu Kini Kau Pergi Dari Hidupku Kuharus Relakanmu Walau Aku Tak Mau
Berjuta Warna Pelangi Di Dalam Hati Sejenak Luluh Bergeming Menjauh Pergi Tak Ada Lagi Cahaya Suci Semua Nada Beranjak Aku Terdiam Sepi
Dengarlah Matahariku, Suara Tangisanku Kubersedih Karna Panah Cinta Menusuk Jantungku Ucapkan Matahariku Puisi Tentang Hidupku Tentangku Yang Tak Mampu Menaklukkan Waktu
Ku katup kelopak mata, seketika cuma Terus Matahariku diragut Jiwa lantas mendung Di Negeri Hati hujan kian lebat Jika tiada berlindung Pasti hujan mereput cinta Lalu fungus dendam tumbuh melata.
Negeri Hati bukan taman besi, Rapuh. Haruskah dipandang remeh
Matahariku?
Peluang melihat dirimu semakin jauh. Aku merantau lagi. Akan ketemukah aku dengan Matahari baru?
Huda Engku, Ahad yang suram 17 Ogos, 2008 6:48pm Taman Jasa Utama