I'm getting old...

Hello readers! Newflash! Today October 27th is my lucky day, and yes I'm getting old day by day..

I almost forgot about my birthday today until,someone wish me in Chinese version of "HAPPY BIRTHDAY"...

Too busy thinking about the tournament held on this Friday to Sunday...gosh!! Even my family forgot about my birthday except for everybody in college

I had meeting for today regarding for our Ping -pong Club, well everything goes not really well b'cuz we have to change our stupid and lazy president ..hm let just call him Mr D ( "D" for D.U.M.P) DAMN YOU MR D

Well happy news or bad news for me, I got the chance for being the president...ha !! How lucky or unlucky me!

3 things...

Hello readers! Lucky for you bump into my blog again . Well yesterday I was play sports with all my cousin. Me and my twin was actually going there to pratice our ping- pong skill
to see whether we still can play it or not but turned out after awhile we played badminton...then my sister said to me "Fatim, just practical use the theory of this sport to badminton..." and I was like WHAT?

Seriously ?? You don't know how to play it but still you just what to play badminton, Sis do you what we are in the middle of a circumstances....nevermind!! Well,this Saturday our college have a match with all college in Sabah where we had no idea how our college going to handle it but ...Ping pong club...seems we don't have clue who's going to participate in the competition. Poor Miss Akiko ~~~ Eventhough I know how to play ping pong but ...hey you wouldn't be better if you don't practice everyday, right?

Next problem come up was the trip to Kudat( another tourist trail in Sabah), Well I'm literally don't have a problem with it or the location because it's our study trip for Malaysian Study....Problem is the date for the trip....Well actually on the day of our trip, my family ( Father site) have feast for reminisce the memory of my late grandmother who just passed away just few weeks ago ( blessed you, Grandma..). Hmmm~~ Don't know what to do...God please hear me and help me...

Next things, well Halloween is around the corner! WATCH OUT FOR MICHEAL J. !! Never Celebrate Halloween before but my mom said she once celebrate it in US and its really great! Once my mom says she like it very much and miss the occasion, this silly kind of image suddenly pop into my head and said " Mom, is that you?"
Anyway, I've once saw a cute pumpkin decoration and it was the cutest ever....


Ha! Can you believe it October is coming to an end? This last week of October brings a lot Halloween Fun!

For now I'll just think this three thing in this week and try to enjoy life as much as I could. Not just Halloween but my birthday for this week too!


Well that all for now, makes sure you grab some snack while reading my post...

Magazine cover...

Hello readers!!
Been very busy lately searching article about 1Malaysia and some work about magazine for for our ICT minor assignment...

Hope everything went well with you guys at home or everywhere..so I've been thinking about my minor project for ICT( IT of course..) and there so much to do lately. Magazine cover, well this project is like a competition for me where my class told by our lecturer that we had to design a magazine cover and one with the most attracting and perfect magazine cover, their's will be use for our college next year magazine ...wow didn't see that coming actually...Perhaps I should at least try my best in it eventhough I don't really that good when it comes to magazine cover or even ICT..

There already some few sample I've made for the project but I'm still not sure about it...ngeh

We only had 2 month for this semester so, better work extra hard a bit right?

So that all for now, I'm late for class. See ya!!

Happy birthday › Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

Happy birthday › Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

Michelin gives top ratings to 12 restaurants in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe › Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

Michelin gives top ratings to 12 restaurants in Kyoto, Osaka, and Kobe › Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

Wow!! That really interesting!

First day of college...and trouble overflow!

Hello readers! Hope everything went well with you all...
Just a post for a day

Yes, hence the title ...yup trouble overflow this morning! So annoying AHH~~~

Newsflash! New protocol in our college, well us student has to Blue slip for entering our class. Even my friends Emma and Summerty are mad about this. Hope better tomorrow...please, please, PLEASE~~~

O.k, me and my sister had to go to finance just to solve our finance fee for this month. Already had our negotiation with Ms. Chai ( finance lady), her voice really slow even I myself can't hear what she's saying...

back to the topic, we went late for our class and the session already start. WHATT ?!?!?! Really had to catch up with others by this afternoon we supposed to get our blue slip ( its like our ticket before entering the class, What a stupid protocol!!) I'm felt that shooting somebody can make the situation okay for me

or this


well maybe this too!



Ha! Silly, trouble comes and go~~~

Have to go for my blue slip now, wish me good luck!
BLue Slip , Here I come!!!!

Yui Aragaki - WALK (Movie Ver.)

Enjoy!
lyrics and meaning


小さなこの胸に詰まった 想い抱きしめて
広い大空にこの声は いつか届くはず

だから怖がらないで歩いていこう 一緒に
どんな時でも 信じるその気持ち なくさないで

どんなに遠く 離れてても
迷わずに進むよ この道を
涙溢 れる日もあるけど
誓った夢は決して消えないから

もしも描いてた未来と少し違っても
きっと間違ってなかった 胸を張れるように

だから進み続けよう選んだ道を 迷わずに
つらい時には そっと優しさくれる君がいる

踏みしめてきた一歩ずつが
逃げないでここまできた証
くじけてしまう日もあるけど
いつかきっと 自分を誇れるように

諦 めないと決めた想い
信じて今日も歩いて行くよ
勇気をくれた君の言葉
心 に深く刻み込んで

どんなに遠く 離れてても
迷わず進むよ この道を
涙溢 れる日もあるけど
誓った夢は決して消えないから



Meaning
Hold this thought filled my heart a little
This voice should arrive sometime in the wide sky

Do not be afraid, so we walk together
Believe that proper ventilation at all times without feeling

But how far
I hesitate to go down this road
But some days are overflowing tears
Has vowed never to go away dream

Even if I drew a little different from the future
Surely wrong did so proud of

Hesitate to go why keep the chosen path
The hard times that help you gently tenderness

The step by step down has been
Proof has so far run away
Some days I frustrated
Someday be proud of yourself

Me not feeling resignation decision
I believe I'll go walk
Your words gave me courage
An indelible impression on the hearts

But how far
I go down this road without hesitation
But some days are overflowing tears
Has vowed never to go away dream

Finally .....Fighting Man ! SuGOIIIIII !

I was searching for their next new album and suddenly I find this

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NEWS NEW Album...YATTA!!!! Really love it! And they with KARA too...Masuda-Kun look so cute!! ha~~~ They all look supercute!


Ahh~~~ Its the new semester for my course and I'm stil playing around!?!WHAAATTTTT ???? No way!

Mom, I'm sorry! I'll better in my study, just with a bit of extra fun....Please don't be mad, heeheehee~~

So,Just for now, HA~~~ So happy!!!
LEVEL UP!!

Letter for future me

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Dear future me,
The first thing I want to start is that I hope that the life wouln't be as lousy as it is right now. So, how is it going? have you figured out what life's about yet? More importantly have you learnt to finally be happy yet?

Well, I writte this letter to you, I mean me, but a few years from now. Maybe 10 or 5 days until your 30th birthday? Well to be honest right now the fact makes me shiver...I just hope by the time you read this you will just laugh at how many things are so confusing back then. I hope you have found whatever makes you  happy and hope you'll find a way to actually accept that you always been happy.
Let me tell you if you not then you shoul a.s.a.p DON"T FORGET. Remember how everyone in here is so important to me right now. Family, friend, lecturer and everybody who once helping you when you in need. Please don't forget all this. Its precious.

See all the people you knew back then were actually doing something with their lives, while you've just figuring out what to do. Let me tell you, that even if there's no god and there's nobody watching over your back, I have expectations for you, a very high one. And shame on you if you forget, shame on you if you couldn't handle it, because I know you can. well I'm not asking you to make fortune or anything but to be happy in exchange. Do you know my deep depression right now?

Dear future me, by then you better not be chasing money. You better not be on some job you don't want to earning enough money. Believe me, I hate it. It's like living on a straight line. You better hate it too. I'll be glad, you'll be glad when you read this. If by the time you have found a way to make enough money for a house you like to live in, to buy whatever you need to live, and a little extra to enjoy, and most importantly, to support all those you love now, and you'll be love by then.



Ok then. I guest that all for now. I don't know if this is the only letter for you, or just the first one. But please don't forget who and how you were when you wrote this letter, because that's when your life really started.
I hope by the time you read this letter, you'll laugh and it'll make you happy because you've done everything I asked you and more. Hope your or our dreams travelling around Europe will be implemented. If not , WHAT THE **** ARE YOU DOING!?!?!?!?!? You better get it fixed or you better have a gut to kill yourself, because you're not worth your own life (...just kidding)

So by the time you read this letter again, you be HAPPIER than now. Oh, and write back. I want to know about your journey 10 years in the future too

Peace and love

Travel Alert: It's Safer Abroad

Latin America is diverse, though, and in today’s Southern Cone, political violence is almost unheard of, even if intemperate language between (and even within) opposing political factions is often the rule rather than the exception. It doesn’t help, though, when locals themselves, spurred by sensationalist coverage of gruesome but atypical crimes, exaggerate the issue of “insecurity” even if, statistically speaking, their chances of being a victim are miniscule.



Every city and country, of course, has bad neighborhoods, such as Buenos Aires’s so-called Fuerte Apache (actually just outside the city limits). Still, foreign visitors are unlikely to even see those neighborhoods except at a distance - they’ll be visiting tourist-friendly barrios such as Palermo, Recoleta and San Telmo instead. In remote areas such as Patagonia, serious crime is nearly non-existent.

As Steves implies, though, Southern Cone inhabitants might have more to worry about in visiting the United States. If 35-year-old Adolfo Ignacio Celedón of Santiago (his hometown's placid Parque Metropolitano is pictured above) had not traveled to this country, he would not have been shot to death by yet unknown assailants last September 18th in Berkeley, California - only a couple miles from my own home in Oakland - in the presence of his American fiancée. In the aftermath, San Francisco Chronicle reporter Henry K. Lee found himself inundated with requests from the Chilean media for information about the senseless killing, and the story made the front page in the Santiago daily La Nación.

One commentator on the article recalled another instance in which a “hateful racist” killed two vacationing Chileans and wounded three others in Florida in 2009. Another reader, charitably enough, countered that “assaults, robberies and other crimes take place everywhere, in every country.” Still, this provides some perspective on the often mistaken notion that staying home is safer than traveling.

Source:
Europe Travel

Out of the closet and into the wine cellar?

Anyone who’s been to Buenos Aires since the political and economic meltdown of 2002 is aware that the city has become the top gay travel destination in all of South America, and one of the most important in the world. This week’s Economist provides a good summary of BA’s gay appeal, with its vigorous nightlife which include a gay milonga or tango dance club, Latin America’s most liberal domestic partnership laws, even the five – star “Hetero – Friendly” Axel Hotel on the edge of San Telmo.

Another of Argentina’s attractions, for all sexual orientations’ is the country’s wine. As far as I know, though Buenos Aires is the only city in the world with an openly Gay Wine Store, near Plaza San Martin in the upscale barrio of Retiro

All-4-One - Someday

This song remind me of my late grandmother, hope she rest peacefully in heaven...

Japan looking to sell 'smart' cities to the world : Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

Japan looking to sell 'smart' cities to the world › Japan Today: Japan News and Discussion

Tired of Tango?

Apparently Mauricio Macri is, or at least the newly elected mayor of Buenos Aires is tired of the people who have run the highly successful Festival de Tango for most of the last ten years. One of his first actions on taking office was to fire those in charge of the festival, which normally follows Brazilian Carnaval in late summer (February or early March). The pugnacious Macri has been trying, with limited success, to rid city government of ñoquis (ghost employees whose primary duties are picking up their paychecks at month's end), and this may have been part of his long-term strategy.

After Macri's functionary Hernán Lombardi denied the festival would be suspended, he replaced the staff with his own people, who then shifted it to August to precede the annual Mundial de Tango (World Tango Championships). Together, the two will fill the last two weeks of August, but visitors who planned their trips around the February/March event will be disappointed. There's still plenty of tango, but nothing quite matches the festival's critical mass of talent, both musicians and dancers. It's possible that next year's event will return to its normal schedule.

Economically speaking, tango is a critical part of the tourist economy. According to a recent Reuters article, it brings in US$450 million year year, about ten percent of all entertainment spending in Buenos Aires, and the "tango economy" is growing 25 percent annually. Giant dinner clubs with tango shows, such as the Esquina Carlos Gardel, charge upwards of US$100 per person and are running full, even though few Argentines (other than the performers) go anywhere near them

I'm holding back the tears (-_-)

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(~_~)
Last three day was the saddest thing that ever happens to me. My grandmother (on my father side) has gone forever. Now I don't know who I will confess my problem with. Me and my twin was really shock as family from my father side called us one day after my grandmother has passed away....which this make me feel really sad and wondering why they didn't tell us on the first place. Well their reason was everything was mess up and they're also shock.... (Yeah right...)


So I went there at my fathers place with my twin but the sad things are we  not be able to look at grandma for the last time.....and I will never forget what my grandmother told me when was a kid " there’s always obstacles ahead of your journey, but try to face it with dignity and confidently. Try not to show your tears in front of your enemy or you may look  weak! Back to the story, there we help all our relatives to prepare the food for the visitors and friends. I can't even talk because at the moment I was holding back the tears and my heart was really painful...

Some of my cousin tries to cheer me up but I end up crying until I got eye bags....Eww...

2 days later we came back from my father’s house and everything went back to normal (talk about man of habit...) as usual we greet our family (mother side) but I didn't saw my mom. Well I guest she's at work…Whatever.
At that night, when she came back from work she suddenly piss off and shout angrily toward me and my sister which that has never happen before!! She said that as if everything is our fault and told us that if you don't want to stay in the house we better we go back to your father's house a.s.a.p. FYI mom, what the hell is going on with you? We were just trying visiting your ex- mother in law who passed away two days ago. Is that wrong? It’s not like we went there and you think we straightly want to stay there for the rest of our live? HELL TO THE NO!

For the record even though you told to go to our father’s house, we will never go there because we are belong there, with you mom.... Thanks for telling us how stupid we are become your daughter... Now I realize how much you hate us compare to the other child, right? All the bad word you spread in front of my brothers and sisters really make me feel disappointed. If you like us to leave, we'll go. Fine by me. I'll quit college, find a work and be independent.

To tell you the truth mom, I sometimes hate it when you do that. Sometimes all the bad word you throw to us can be quiet offensive. I don’t think I could forgive you because of that…..it just too painful to accept. I guest reality was really are….. (Sigh).

There’s only one thing I want to express to you mom, please try control your temper and not to yell out loud in front of everybody. Have you ever thinking about our feeling when you said that? As a parent please try talk professionally as we are consider adult too NOT kids...(-_-)

Funny and embarassing moment ...

hello readers!! Hope everything's fine with you guys. Okay, so today I just finish my exam ( horray!!) and there's some funny incident this morning. I fart in the middle of exam hehehe. Is that wrong? well I don't think so but it might be a little bit embarassing because of course it happen in front of everybody ( if someone saw or hear me...hehehe)* apologies for the person sit behind me...Forgive me but I had to...*
Well I think everybody hear it but they pretend that they don't hear anything...;D

I think its really funny and I still remember until this days that my grandmother used to told me that if you fart comes along with sound, it will not be smell to bad actually but if it doesn't come with sound, HA !!! BANG! You know what will happen.

Silly post for today and it really sometimes annoys me to thinking about it...hahaha silly me