You know what, I was thinking of starting an audio blog.
I'm a HUGE fan of video blogs. Whenever I'm free, I'm always logging on to YouTube to watch some of my favourite Vloggers like Chris Crocker, Happy Slip, William Sledd, etc.
I just adore these people. I like how confident and creative they are.
They are undeniably fun to watch.
Chris Crocker, his videos on youtube made him big.
Now everyone in the US knows him. I love Chris <3
I did think of starting a Video blog. However, I've heard a lot of stories and news about online threats, and there is no way I'm going to risk facing those kinda stuff.
So I thought, if not videos, why not audio. Right?
I feel like I can express myself better verbally ;)
Well, I'm still figuring out how I'm gonna try to make that work.
InsyaAllah it will, so stay tuned for that.
Heeee..I'm excited about it!
But for now, gotta focus on my finals FIRST :)
Good Luck ppl :D
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Saturday, October 6, 2007
R.I.P Fluffy
Today is a mourning day for me.
I woke up and heard my brother n mum getting all noisy about something.
I woke up and heard my brother n mum getting all noisy about something.
I had then come to know that, my rabbit, Fluffy had just passed.
I have no idea why or how.
All I know is that I was a little busy to feed it yesterday.
Could it have been because of that? I have no idea.
Damn it. I'm gonna miss her. Actually I'm missing her already =(
I'm not gonna be able to call her anymore and see her running to the edges of the cage with her cute hands up which made it seemed as if she was calling me.
There won't be anymore bunny hugs when I'm bored.
Wherever Fluffy is, I hope she's fine.
Rest in Peace Fluffy. <3
Friday, October 5, 2007
More Pics From Buka @ My Place
Finally I managed to upload all the pics on here. Phewhhh!!
It took TOO LONG. N my laptop kept jamming and shutting down on me.
Anywaaaay, I got these pics from Al-Ain. Thanks babe!! Love the pics!
Somehow, the Buka Puasa we had together made me feel closer to the rest. And it made me like everyone even more. Seriously. Eventhough I sometimes look like some dumb quiet loner, LOL. Can't help that, that's just my nature (:
MUCH LOVE TO U GUYS <3
It took TOO LONG. N my laptop kept jamming and shutting down on me.
Anywaaaay, I got these pics from Al-Ain. Thanks babe!! Love the pics!
Somehow, the Buka Puasa we had together made me feel closer to the rest. And it made me like everyone even more. Seriously. Eventhough I sometimes look like some dumb quiet loner, LOL. Can't help that, that's just my nature (:
MUCH LOVE TO U GUYS <3
Monday, October 1, 2007
Caveman Mentality Still Exists??
Had class in the morning just now. Mahrez was about 15 minutes late. I think I should report to the authorities about it. LOL. Nahh, just kidding.
Anyway, it's the ELECTION season. So everywhere I go I'll be seeing the election candidates passing out their manifestos, and giving speeches to get students to vote for them. I already have a few people in mind. Hehehehee.
Well, what I was trying to say is, that while waiting for Mahrez (my Ordinary Differential Equations lecturer) , 2 candidates came in to handout their manifestos n speeches, handshakes, etc. One malay guy, Hilman, my wise rockin' senior and the other a chinese, my fun & loud coursemate, Derik.
I noticed that, when Hilman came in, the malay guys in my lecture hall were really supportive and obviously they were rooting for him. WHat can I say, Hilman rocks, he's got my support too. And then, Derik came in, somehow the loud little cheery voices came to a smooth pause. On the other hand, I saw my chinese friends smiling and cheering for him. I cheered in my heart of course, haha. Derik makes me proud to be a Telecommunications student, and I support him 100%.
What really came on to me, was when Mahrez went out to call Derik just to get him to clean the white board. I didn't mind Mahrez, asking Derik to do so, as he's our lecturer, and he has his rights. I kinda got pissed when I heard the malay guys on my right, teasing him. I got the message that Derik was using that opportunity to get people to vote for him, so in a way that meant to be a joke,he said, " Don't forget to vote for me, see, I'm doing community work for you guys". ANd then I heard this malay guy saying out loud, "That's not community work, that's a cleaner's job, you're a cleaner, hahaha".
It was SO FUNNY, I forgot to laugh.
How pathetic can people get these days? SO much for all the modernisation. What's a modern &
fast paced developing nation without civillisation?
How narrow-minded can these people get to actually STILL bring up the whole RACISM thing. They don't actually mention it, but their actions are obviously indicating so.
I have loads of friends of other races, and I don't have a problem with any of them. When I'm the only malay in the crowd, I've never felt left out. Maybe a little, but I can still see the effort of trying to make me feel more comfortable.
Sometimes I just feel like grabbing people who still have that caveman mentality and chucking them into a plane to the US or something. Let's see how they deal with the culture shock. Let's see how they deal with the fact of being a MINORITY there.
Serves you right.
Anyway, it's the ELECTION season. So everywhere I go I'll be seeing the election candidates passing out their manifestos, and giving speeches to get students to vote for them. I already have a few people in mind. Hehehehee.
Well, what I was trying to say is, that while waiting for Mahrez (my Ordinary Differential Equations lecturer) , 2 candidates came in to handout their manifestos n speeches, handshakes, etc. One malay guy, Hilman, my wise rockin' senior and the other a chinese, my fun & loud coursemate, Derik.
I noticed that, when Hilman came in, the malay guys in my lecture hall were really supportive and obviously they were rooting for him. WHat can I say, Hilman rocks, he's got my support too. And then, Derik came in, somehow the loud little cheery voices came to a smooth pause. On the other hand, I saw my chinese friends smiling and cheering for him. I cheered in my heart of course, haha. Derik makes me proud to be a Telecommunications student, and I support him 100%.
What really came on to me, was when Mahrez went out to call Derik just to get him to clean the white board. I didn't mind Mahrez, asking Derik to do so, as he's our lecturer, and he has his rights. I kinda got pissed when I heard the malay guys on my right, teasing him. I got the message that Derik was using that opportunity to get people to vote for him, so in a way that meant to be a joke,he said, " Don't forget to vote for me, see, I'm doing community work for you guys". ANd then I heard this malay guy saying out loud, "That's not community work, that's a cleaner's job, you're a cleaner, hahaha".
It was SO FUNNY, I forgot to laugh.
How pathetic can people get these days? SO much for all the modernisation. What's a modern &
fast paced developing nation without civillisation?
How narrow-minded can these people get to actually STILL bring up the whole RACISM thing. They don't actually mention it, but their actions are obviously indicating so.
I have loads of friends of other races, and I don't have a problem with any of them. When I'm the only malay in the crowd, I've never felt left out. Maybe a little, but I can still see the effort of trying to make me feel more comfortable.
Sometimes I just feel like grabbing people who still have that caveman mentality and chucking them into a plane to the US or something. Let's see how they deal with the culture shock. Let's see how they deal with the fact of being a MINORITY there.
Serves you right.
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