Filed under: Life
I’m back for the time being. It’s been a month since I’ve written anything. For those who sensed my absence, that is.
Life’s a bore, honestly.
My fingers are pressing the ‘Settings’ button back and forth.
Can give a quick guess Mei Lean?
Filed under: Life
No, nothing to fascinate you today either. Besides cleaning and rearranging the furniture in my room. It looks surprisingly spacious right now. And yes, there’s room for you to waltz as well.
Anyway, I found something something interesting when I was reading my dad’s blog:
18 ANSWERS OF THE HOLY PROPHET (PBUH),SAW
Following is the dialogue between the traveler and the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH ),SAW;
Traveller : I do not want azab (punishments) to be written in my account. Prophet : Behave well with your parents Traveller : I want to be known amongst people as an inteligent person. Prophet : Fear Allah, always. Traveller : I want to be counted amongst Allah’s favourites. Prophet : Recite Quran every morning and evening. Traveller : I want my heart to always be enlightened. ( Munawer ) Prophet : Never forget death. Traveller : I never want to be away from Allah’s blessing. Prophet : Always treat fellow creatures well. Traveller : I never want to be harmed by my enemies. Prophet : Always have faith in only Allah. Traveller : I never want to be humiliated. Prophet : Be careful of your actions. Traveller : I wish to live long. Prophet : Always do sile rahm. (Goodness towards blood Relations) Traveller : I want my sustenance to increase. Prophet : Always be in wudhoo. Traveller : I wish to stay free of adha?b in the grave. Prophet : Always wear pure (paak) clothes. Traveller : I never want to be burned in hell. Prophet : Control your eyes and tongue. Traveller : How do I get my sins forgiven? Prophet : Always ask forgiveness from Allah with a lot of humility. Traveller : I want people to respect me always. Prophet : Never extend your hands of need at people. Traveller : I want to always be honoured. Prophet : Never humiliate or put down anyone. Traveller : I don’t want to be squeezed by fishare qabr.(Squeezing in the grave) Prophet : Recite Surat Al Mulk (The Dominion) often. Traveller : I want my wealth to increase. Prophet : Recite surat el Waqiah (The Inevitable) every night. Traveller : I want to be safe and at peace on Day of Judgment. Prophet : Do zikr (Praises) of Allah from dusk to night. Traveller : I want to be in full attention & concentration during prayers.
Prophet : Always do wudhoo with concentration and attention.
Filed under: Morning Blues
What the wonderful world of Ouran High School Host Club did to some of us. I definitely recommend this to you. Or maybe I didn’t have anything else better to do. This conversation shows how much we all miss this anime. Try watching it ne? =3
=[ joyce ]=: colddd
=[ joyce ]=: brrr
Lina: Cold why?
=[ joyce ]=: the computer place here is friggin cold
Lina: USHHHHH …
Lina: *Jumps like Tamaki when he has a ‘solution’*
Lina: Dress like an ESKIMO.
=[ joyce ]=: LOL
=[ joyce ]=: ……………..
=[ joyce ]=: me dun hv eskimo clothing
Lina: So ka, so ka.
Lina: *Points at Mori senpai* Get usa-chan!!!
=[ joyce ]=: ehhh???
Lina: Umm, Okasan *Refers to Kyouya-senpai* Help?
=[ joyce ]=: =____________=;;
=[ joyce ]=: lina.. r u seriously alright
Lina: Hai, hai.
Lina: Hikaru, Kaoru, get a flight to Eskimoland for Mei Lean-chan.
=[ joyce ]=: anddd where exactly is eskimoland?
Lina: North Pole.
Lina: And you, Honey-senpai.
Lina: *Looks eagerly*
Lina: Finish up the cake please.
=[ joyce ]=: HAHAHA
=[ joyce ]=: EAT THE CAKE
=[ joyce ]=: HAHAHAHHAHAHA
Lina: -____-“””
Note from Lina’s imaginary friend: If you have no clue what the conversation is about, I suggest you take ten steps to the left, three steps to the front and count till sixty-four. Just pray you don’t fall down the stairs or hit the wall. Enjoy your day. =3
Filed under: Food
Let’s say you’re too lazy to prepare something fancy for dinner and you’re hungry. Here’s a simple dish that would satisfy your taste buds. Very quick, very easy.
You need a pumpkin, some turnips, carrots, Holland onions, garlic, rosemaries, salt, pepper and some olive oil. So, what you do first is you dice some pumpkins, slice the turnips and Holland onions, and cut the carrots into any shape that makes you happy. I would prefer the carrots being cut into thick matchstick figures. Cut all these ingredients (The pumpkin, turnips, Holland onions, and carrots) according to the amount that you want. Put in a baking tray.
Next, the garlic. What you do with the garlic is you take the side of the knife and just press it down firmly. Make sure you cut the top and the bottom of the garlic but don’t worry about its skin. Just mix it all together with the previous ingredients in the baking tray. The garlic leaves a fantastic flavour to the dish. Then, add some rosemaries, and sprinkle a bit of salt, pepper and olive oil. Mix everything and just pop it in the oven.
And there you go, it’s done.
This dish is absolutely healthy and fast to prepare. So, why not give it a try?
Filed under: Uncategorized
Who knew manga reading can be so exhausting. Been juggling with two different ones for the last two hours. This is what happens when you can read ’em online.
I’m a sucker for shoujo mangas. -_-;
Filed under: Tennis
For once, I had the pleasure of watching the Spaniard’s bottom being kicked hard by an unseeded Frenchman, Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. I’ve never seen Tsonga play in any of the matches in the 2008 Australian Open before but this guy can seriously give one hell of a brilliant forehand. Fantastic shots throughout the whole game. He delivered such a strong performance against Nadal. To top it all up, he didn’t even drop a single set against the number two seed. It’s amazing to see Tsonga maintain his level of play throughout the two hour game (It was more or less two hours). Tsonga took every single ball that was given to him beautifully and gave a total of more than fifteen aces. In a way, it looked as if Nadal was playing against himself.
Anyway, the Spaniard deserves some credit too I suppose because he didn’t screw the game that much either. He played fairly well. But to see him lose three straight sets was a little surprising, I have to say. I expected a tough battle since it’s Nadal we’re talking here. But then, only one can go to the finals isn’t it? No need to shed tears here people, there’s still plenty of opportunities coming soon. Don’t take this newcomer too lightly though! Honestly, you gotta have some serious guts to face one of the best tennis players in the world. Nadal of all people.
Anyway, a big congratulations to Jo-Wilfried Tsonga again for a spectacular game. Kick some ass in the Finals today.
Filed under: Life
Alright, it was last Tuesday. Carol invited Han Lyn, Samantha, Jiun Mei and I for lunch. Both Jiun Mei and Carol will be heading to Australia on Thursday to further their studies there. I’ve never hung out with this bunch of people actually. But seriously, they are rather interesting. And it was the first time I had an outing without watching a movie. Usually it’ll just be movies with friends, grocery shopping with my dad or shopping with my mother.
I was about half an hour late. I still had a chance to sneak in Coffee Bean and give Atiqah & Fatimah a quick visit. Met the rest of the group later and decided to have lunch at T.G.I Fridays. So, when Carol mentioned T.G.I, there was just one thing that crossed my mind. It’s expensive. There was a big invisible sweat dropping from the side of my head (Imagine the ones you see in animes). But what the heck kan? Since everyone’s up for it. We then started doing what we do best. Pictures! All cameras were out but before that we had to place an order first. We had to browse the menu several times. The cheapest dish was about RM21.90. The waiter asked us to take our time selecting and we most definitely did.
Han Lyn had an issue though. She claimed that her fettuccine looked like puke and that instantly half-killed her appetite. So, we tried switching our food. I had two large sandwiches and was quite full after finishing one. Actually there’s nothing wrong with her fettuccine. The sauce however tasted extremely rich and left an aftertaste at the back of your tongue which makes you crave for more water. God knows how many boxes of cream they put inside the sauce. Carol tried helping as well, but we just can’t swallow it.
Han Lyn delivered the pictures already and I’ll be posting it soon. You can check her blog for the time being for some photos. So, we spent the rest of the evening hanging out and menceroboh Forever 21. We browsed around and tried some shades that simply made us look like a bunch of Willy Wonkas! Coffee Bean was our last stop for the day. We enjoyed some good coffee and company there.
All the best in Australia Jiun Mei and Carol. Gambatteh! =3
Filed under: On The Road
Monday:
As usual, nothing extraordinary today. Mr Cheah (My driving instructor) messaged me the day before to ask whether today was okay for the second round of driving lesson. 1.30 in the afternoon under the hot blazing sun. I wasn’t too excited or too nervous for the next one. Neutral, that is. Mr Cheah’s the direct opposite of the one I had during the three hour practical. That was a nightmare. I’m thankful God appointed him as my instructor. Anyway, definitely made some progress. The parking and three pointer was much better than last week. Still had some problem with the oh-so-glorious bukit. But no worries, still have time to do some fixing.
So, instead of Mr Cheah driving me all the way to Batu Maung this time, he stopped at the road close to Chef & Brew, and simply said, ‘Alright, you’re driving from here.’ And I did. And I drove all the way back home as well. I’m rather pleased with myself. =3
p/s: Mei Lean, if you’re reading this, it’s your cue to pat!
Filed under: Life
I deserve a pat on the head and a giant cookie today. =3
Filed under: Life
I found something interesting while studying in my mother’s old office sometime last year:
PICK THE MOST APPROPRIATE CATEGORY FOR YOURSELF:
1. The Vain Person – One who loves the smell of his own farts.
2. The Amiable Person – One who loves the smell of other people’s farts.
3. The Proud Person – One who thinks his farts are exceptionally fine.
4. The Shy Person – One who releases silent farts and then blushes.
5. The Impudent Person – One who boldly farts out loud and then laughs.
6. The Scientific Person – One who farts regularly but is truly concerned about pollution.
7. The Unfortunate Person – One who tries awfully hard to fart but shits instead.
8. The Nervous Person – One who stops in the middle of a fart.
9. The Honest Person – One who admits he farted but offers a good medical reason.
10. The Dishonest Person – One who farts then blames the dog.
11. The Foolish Person – One who suppresses a fart for hours and hours.
12. The Thrifty Person – One who always has several farts in reserve.
13. The Anti-Social Person – One who excuses himself and farts in complete privacy.
14. The Strategic Person – One who conceals his farts with loud coughing.
15. The Sadistic Person – One who farts in bed and the fluffs the covers over his mate.
16. The Intellectual Person – One who can determine from the smell of his neighbours farts precisely the latest food items consumed.
17. The Athletic Person – One who farts at the slightest exertion.
18. The Miserable Person – One who would truly love to but can’t fart at all.
19. The Sensitive Person – One who farts and then starts crying.
Choose wisely.
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