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Saturday, January 23, 2010

Geeks Going 'Kranky' at Karaoke

It was so cool!!

Today, farhanah, nitya and i went to the karaoke in ole-ole for the first time after lunch.
Its even the first time to a karaoke for me and nitya ;)
First, we were careful - we paid rm6 for 6 songs...
After some crankiness, we added another rm3...
Duh, it wasnt enough...and we ended up speding rm15 singing!!! :D
We were Daniel Powter, Avril Lavigne, Miley Cyrus...of the day!! Oo la la~~
=)
And farhanah recorded our singing with her iPhone, and she played it on our way back...we looked like total drunk idiots XD

Thursday, December 31, 2009

Going Back, Going On

Haih...2009 is gonna end soon...
It's been a splendid and wonderful year! :)
However, i'm sorry i've been so outdated at blogging...
Thank goodness that my account isn't a living thing, or it'd have died long ago @@
I'll try my best to update my blog...but i really hope that my schedule and internet connection in shah alam have some mercy for me... :-/ ;)
Life has to go on...and so, i'll have to go back to shah alam...
Gosh, i'll really miss life in penang, and all my beloved people here...
But it ain't all sad...i'm coming back often^^
And i know that by going on in life, more and more great things - greater and happier things - are coming my way...:)
It's the same for everyone:)
Hope to see you guys - all my friends - again soon!!
Take care, and keep in touch!!!
Hope you have a great 2010 year ahead!! =)

Monday, July 27, 2009

I Miss MATHS!!!

I Miss MATHS!!!!
Sniff....
One thing good about studying here is that the A-Level course is a two-year course. Time consuming - yes, i agree. But since the intake for PMC is only in September, i dont mind the course being two years. If its only for a year, i'll graduate from A-Level in December 2010 and i'll have 9 months to ROT before my university intake -.-
Another good thing is that we only have to take 3 subjects for exam. Most colleges like Taylors, KDU, Disted etc make their A-Level students take 4 subjects. So, think about it: More time (2 years) but less to study (3 subjects)... Isn't it a good thing? ;)
Haha, maybe yes, huh? ;)
Yes, it is a good thing... But three subjects... "Hmm, i'm definitely taking Chem and Math - they're my favourite!! And maybe Bio, since i'll be needing it a lot during uni..."
Good thinking? Yes!
Correct thinking? No!
-.-
For PMC students, we're forced to take:
Chem - cos it's compulsory for medicine course of most universities.
Bio - cos it's encouraged la, i guess...we're gonna be needing lotsa Bio as doctors! :-/
Phy - The intake for PMC is very strict. So in case we cant pass the interview, Phy will be a safer 'alternative' than maths cos apparently, more universities require Phy than Math when it comes to medicine -.-
So, can i take Math??
Yes, I can. I can join the math classes when i have free time. But i am not allowed to skip my Physics classes. I can register to take Math as an extra subject during the final A-Level exam but i have to pay some extra fees for it.
So, should i take Math??
I tried to find out if taking an extra subject will help me during my application to medical course...and the answer is 'no'. -.- The Head of Programme said if i wanted to take Math, it wouldn't give me any priviledges when i enrolled myself into a uni, but if i had the passion for Math, i could do so. Well, i LOVE math. But since it won't help me, i prefer to focus more on Physics and Biology than satisfying my passion for Math. And i didnt know that my last Math class was the one on 3rd June 2009.
Sniff....

First 3 Weeks of the Next Chapter of My Life

Tick, tock, tick, tock, tick, tock… Time flies; it has been one month. Though, I want it so much to ZOOM!

Minggu Mesra Siswa (Orientation Week)
Dad drove in to Seksyen 17, Shah Alam with my pounding heart. I was excited. I was nervous. “Eh, doesn’t this girl look familiar…?” It was Nitya! And we greeted. :) And we were so lucky that we got each other as roommates!! ;) Well, actually, Nitya knew by observation that the two people who registered at the same time will become roommates…so, Nitya and I ‘coincidentally’ registered together… XD

After registration, we went for some talks. Without realizing, it was officially our Orientation Week. My family waited for me and helped me tidy the room while I was attending my first talk…zzz… When my family went back, my eyes got tearful as I watched our Estima disappearing from my view into the corner… :’(

Orientation Week was tiring… No ragging, btw ;) But we had talks, group activities, more talks, late night sleep, early waking up… … *zombie looks* And at the end of that week, Nitya, Kiran and I went back to Penang after we found out that the following Monday was a day off for us A-Level Medicine (ALM) people!! :)

Week 1
We went back to Shah Alam by bus…all three of us – Kiran, Nitya I. Nitya and I began tidying the things we brought back from Penang when we reached our room.

My bed - messy!! Haih....




Nitya being so proud of her clean, tidy bed... -.-




And that night, I really missed my family and I cried like I’ve never cried before…

Classes started on Wednesday and we met new friends. The system is different from that of my former college INTI. They divided us into our respective classes according to the country we are offered to. As I am offered to study in PMC, I was allocated to class 10M2, where 10M2, 10M3 and 10M4 consist of students who are going to PMC. Hence, Kiran is in class 10M3. Nitya, who is going to IMU, is in class 10M6 while Pei Fen, who is going straight to UK to do Architecture is in a separate course called A-Level UK (ALUK).

It was nice meeting new friends, but I still haven’t overcome the sadness of leaving my family. I cried almost every day that week… (so paiseh…:/)

That weekend, my family came to visit me :) My mum and my maid helped to paint my whole room and fixed a lock on our door ;) (Note: In one house, there are two rooms, one hall, one kitchen, one balcony and one toilet. For every room, there are two people and therefore, for every house, there are 4 people.) You must be wondering why my dad and my grandpa (who has been staying at my house in Penang and thus, followed my parents to Shah Alam) didn’t help painting and fixing though they are guys…and especially when my grandpa was a carpenter… Lol!;) That is because my hostel is for girls so they were only allowed to enter the compound and waited outside my block… Gosh, pity them ‘cause they had to wait till around three hours :-S My mum and maid cleaned my house before bringing me to my aunt’s house in Sungai Long, Kajang and I had so much fun with my parents, my youngest sister, my aunt and my cousin brothers :) My other two sisters were at a music camp in Perlis so they couldn’t come along. On the next day, my family together with my aunt’s family sent me back to my hostel. My mum fixed another lock on the door to my house. And suddenly, I felt so sad having to leave my family again. I tried to control my tears. But when my mum hugged me, I really couldn’t hold back my tears – I cried. And I made my mum cry too! :'(

I accompanied my mum downstairs where my sister, dad and grandpa were waiting. My dad saw me red face and hugged me. Oh, it was the first time (almost) that he hugged me so tightly… :) But obviously, i cried again :/ It was around 6pm and my family was supposed to go back to Penang… They knew they had to accompany me. So, I brought my parents to the Study Rooms in our hostel and there, we met two senior Malay girls who are also going to PMC. After chatting and exchanging contacts, it was quite late. We went back to where Kiran was supposed to meet me for dinner. When Kiran came, my mum told us not to torture ourselves by making us stay in Shah Alam though how much we missed our families. She asked us to come back home as often as we want. And as my family got into the car, I cried again. Kiran hugged me as I waved to my family, watching them disappearing from my view into the corner again. And they reached home at about 12.30am the next day... :/

Week 2
I was delighted when I got my new books. :) But I did have some headache deciding whether I should buy some of the books. These books aren’t cheap. The cheapest book I bought was RM61, and its only for 1 year!! I wanted to buy 2nd hand books but I couldn’t find any. I got irritated when I saw Nitya sorting the 2nd hand books she got. I called my mum, but she told me it was okay if I couldn’t get 2nd hand books. My parents are very loving. They told me to get original books instead. In their opinion, 2nd hand books may not be necessarily good. They may be out of syllabus. They are just black and white. And usually, they are thicker than the original. They wanted to me enjoy studying my colourful original books. :)


Look at Nitya - sorting her 2nd hand books in her messy room... Tsk tsk tsk! XP


Nevertheless, there were more headaches when I found that there were two recommended Biology reference books – Campbell and Solomon. Both are as thick as the Yellow Pages-.- Both are about RM80 +. My Bio lecturer recommended both books. On the other hand, Kiran and Nitya’s lecturer said that the Solomon is better for our new syllabus. Which one should I buy? I ‘consulted’ my mum and guess what… she asked me to buy both! But only Campbell was on sale that week. And i bought it. The bookseller will only bring the mere 80 Solomon books he has two weeks later. I was worried that I couldn’t get the book. And therefore, my mum and aunt searched high and low in Penang and KL respectively for the books I wanted. In the end, my mum found the Solomon book in Bookzone, Penang while my aunt found another Chemistry book in Subang. My mum wanted to send the Solomon book via Pos Laju to my aunt and my aunt will send the book plus the Chem book to me. My mum has done so, so much for me… I know I should be happy and thankful; I am! But at the same time, I was too touched and I cried like mad, again, that week.

That weekend, Nitya, Kiran, Pei Fen and I gave ourselves a treat by watching Harry Potter: The Half Blood Prince in Sunway Pyramid. ;) We went there by cab, enjoyed ourselves with the movie, had lunch at Subway, bought some souvenirs, and came back by cab again. :) :)

Week 3
Classes were as normal that week. I was still upset over missing my family. But one day in that week, I managed to express all my feelings to Nitya and Kiran…about how much I miss my family, how I felt left out… I know myself that I take a longer time than other people to fit it. I’ve known since Form 1, when I took one whole month to get used to Form 1 Putih, CGL. There were still some ‘ketegangan’ with one of our housemates. It is always her who keeps reminding us to clean the house. We had a duty rooster which Nitya and I didn’t really agree with...but we didn't tell her. For example, Nitya and I planned to clean up the house (i.e. sweep and mop) once a week but that girl wanted twice a week. We never thought about cleaning the toilet. We never thought about wiping the windows in the kitchen that often. But we zipped our mouths and pleased her. The most annoying part is that while she is so particular about cleanliness in the house, she wears her slippers...in the house! The slippers that she wears in the toilet! She leaves a trail of water from the toilet in the house!! The other roommate got the message when we left them a note, but apparently, this girl doesn’t understand English… Grr!!!

As I’m home now, I can finally blog!! Yay!!!
Why??
More free time (though I have to study too), better connection!! ;)

I hope I have more time and better connection for blogging in future ;) keep in touch! =)

Thursday, June 4, 2009

Last Time Blogging in INTI

It's 8:19am on a beautiful Thursday morning in INTI. Sitting with everything i love - laptop, iPod, my precious stationery, calligraphy book, Piggie - blogging with my laptop in one of the cubicles at Level 4.

Piggie is studying Chemistry for the chemistry test at 10am... Gambate Piggie!! Get those acids correct!! XD

Reminiscing what i left behind at INTI, it's sad that i have to leave everything behind... I still remember when i first registered 7 months ago, i have never expected today to come. My parents were determined that I finished HSC for 11 months and applied for an Australian university. However, after i got my SPM results, everything changed. And i despised the change.

Sweet sweet memories i have in college, nice friends, dedicated lecturers... Sigh, it's only 5 months of my life, but it somehow leaves a deep impression in me. I loved my college life...

Haih, i don't feel like blogging anymore...it's depressing la... I may wet my laptop with my tears:'( XD