I'm documenting my thoughts and events for later retrospection.
Monday, March 31, 2008
AF6 and ABPBH
Monday, March 24, 2008
Konsert AF6 1
Ika
Tak bernyawa, lifeless, sumbang dan horrendous. Awak nanyi macam tak de nyawa, dead. Sumbang sana sini. Teruk sekali. Saya sekarang ni tertanya2 macam mana awak di pilih masuk.
Naim
Persembahan awak teruk. Awak terloncat sikit tadi macam ada semut masuk dalam kain pelakat awak. Akhir sekali, 'What's with the hairdo?" Awak ingat cantik ke.
Aliff
Hmmm...nampak sangat awak takut.
Toi
Persembahan awak teruk. Saya tak setuju dgn pengkritik lain yang memuji awak.
MB Terengganu
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
SPM
- Yeah...probably children are smarter today. With advances in food technology, educated parents, children may be genetically more intelligent today.
- Extra classes and tuition classes. Way back then tuition centres were rare and one-to-one tutoring was only for the affluent.
- Abundance of books on how to answer SPM questions on all subjects. All they need to do is invest in a few books which could pratically cover all the possible questions that could be asked in the examination. I believe the type of questions asked have been exhaustive that the exam board just need to change the numbers and the sentence structure.
To some SPM was/is the key to a better future. Yes, with excellent results you can choose any major that you want to pursue in any universities and get the scholarship that you desire. However, scoring high in SPM does not mean that you will also get high grades in your university. The learning requirements of a college course can be different from those of a secondary school subjcet which may be a difficult for some to adapt. Also getting many As in SPM does not guarantee that you'll be successful in life. If you're a woman, you may get married, give birth to many children and you'll end up being a housewife since can't bear the thought of being leaving your children to your maids. One person from my school who currently is holding top management post of a big company came from the last science class. He was not known to be one of the smart kids in school. Yet he is successful now. Some people are just late bloomers. They may not do well in exams whether in school or at the university but they may do well in their job and businness.
AF6 and the New Cabinet
Friday, March 14, 2008
Joining the Bandwagon of Donut Buying (and blogging about it)
Went to Subang Parade today immediately after Friday prayer with the intention of looking at handphones and PDAs. After taking a look at some of the handphones and PDAs I became confused so I went to look at other shops there. Then I stumble upon a donut shop, Big Apple Donuts and Coffee at what used to be Delifrance. Saw people lining up to buy these donuts but the line wasn't long. So I took a look at the donuts they are selling and they looked colourful. I've read a lot of blogs that mentioned about a new donut shop named J something at the Pavillion. They wrote the donuts there are so good and addictive that the line would already be long the moment the shop is opened. So I decided to buy some donuts at the Big Apple but then I decided not to since I'm not a donut person. Instead I went to have iced coffee, karipap and the melt-in-your mouth kaya toast at Uncle Lim Kopitiam. But then when I'm about to leave Subang Parade I decided to buy the donuts from BA. Thus, I have joined the bandwagon of designer donut buying and blogging about it (copycat, catch a rat gitu). Here are some pictures I took once I reached home.
The Donuts
The one at the top left is Durian flavoured, that's why it's thorny. I think it is called Duren Duren as in Duran Duran (The reflex, flex..flex...flex...plex...plex...pliak..pliak..pliak...buah pliak). It has a strong durian taste since the durian itself has a strong flavour. Not for those who do not like durians, of course.
I think the one the top right is called California Almond.