How well do you know yourself?

I read this somewhere a few days ago and it got me thinking. How well do I actually know myself? So the challenge is for me to list down a total of 30 facts of myself. Here it goes:

1.       I am deathly scared of snakes. I mean, look at their skin…they’re so slimy. Urgh

2.       I am a chocoholic. I love chocolates!

3.       I once wished that the factory in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory existed so that I can visit it sometime.

4.       I never really have an ultimate goal. All that matter is that as long as it’s something that makes me and my family happy.

5.       I love cat and I have 2 at home and they’re so cute.

6.       I am actually allergic to cats.

7.       I am quiet most of the time especially to the people I’m not used to. But, if you ask my friends who already know me inside out, this statement does not apply.

8.       I can easily get annoyed to someone or something.

9.       I am the type of person who takes a lot of time when cleaning something up.

10.    I can sleep in any condition.

11.      I love to watch WWE although it is weird for a girl. I’m so into the drama, not the whole wrestling.

12.      I have the picture of my favorite wrestler hanging in my room and a t-shirt with him on it. His name is John Cena.

13.      I never prefer to refer guys as hot like most of my friends. I would rather refer them as handsome, decent or cute.

14.      I adore Edward Cullen in The Twilight Saga for his protective and loving character which fit perfectly into my imaginary soul mate figure and so I envy Bella Swan for having him.

15.      I never have a real crush on someone.

16.      I always imagine myself as Dr Aqeela before I reach 30 (a PhD doctor, not a medical doctor).

17.      I always thought how much fun it might be for me to have a little brother.

18.      I like to listen to songs that have deep meanings and not the kind that just sounds good.

19.      I don’t get along very well with kids and I believe this is the result for not having any brothers or sisters.

20.      I have this dream that one day, I would be able to see the world….or at least most part of the word.

21.      I love cartoons so much even at my age right now.

22.      I was admitted into a hospital only twice up to this moment. Once during birth and the second one was when I was 6, so I thank Allah for giving me good health.

23.      I am not picky when it comes to food.

24.      I don’t really understand how someone could be so fanatic about something like singers and etc.

25.      I really don’t like it when someone don’t finishes off what they’re saying, leaving me very puzzled.

26.       I always believe that passion could overcome almost everything because only with passion would someone be able to achieve something.

27.      I like the concept of ‘Happily Ever After’.

28.      I wish Peter Pan was real so that he could take me to Neverland with him where I will never grow old and live forever as a child with no worries.  

29.      I hope I could make my parents happy all the time.

30.      I had never use the word ‘I’ so much in my life! Period.

Day 1 of Driving Class

The first day is supposed to be hours of non-stop lecture on rules and etc. I went to the academy together with another 4 soon-to-be driver. When we arrived, boy, there sure were a lot of people! Thankfully, it didn't take much time for me to register before I head towards a small hall where the lecture was to be held. At that time, my watch showed that it was already 0945 hours and it was supposed to start at 1000 hours. When I opened the door, I scanned for an empty spot for me to sit. The hall was already half filled with people of my age and some that are older. At that moment, I felt like I was watched by every single pair of eyes that were present. Maybe it was just me who felt that way was because I was all alone and I didn’t know anyone. So then, I made my way to an empty seat across the hall next to a girl. There was no way I’m going to sit next to a guy! NO WAY! It was already hard for me to walk across the hall without falling or bumping on something so it was unlikely for me to sit next to a guy I know nothing of.

By the time it was already 5 minute past ten, the lecture still hasn’t started. I was so bored only God knows how bored I was. I wanted to start a conversation with the girl next to me but the environment was so quiet making every whisper seemed to be audible from a 5 feet distance. And so there I was, waiting while I let my mind fly to a place I’d like to call ‘Fantasy Land’. Well it was better than dozing off to ‘Dream Land’. At least at that time and place.

During break time, there was a progress between me and the girl who sat next to me. We went to lunch together since she’s also alone, just like me. So we talked a little and it turned out that she’s seven years older than am. And then the lecture continues.

After it had finished, I went to wait for my instructor who’ll be bringing me home. The others were also waiting for their instructor in front of the main office, so it was like there was a commotion over there. Then I saw the guy who I with me in the morning so I went over to him hoping he had the instructor’s phone number. Sadly he’s phone is out of battery. So we waited and waited. We talked a little. Looks like his appearance is completely different from his personality. He’s nice. And that’s basically it for the first day.

Go Malaysia!

Its 8.02 pm. Aside from the sound coming from the TV, there's an extremely loud, earsplitting cheering coming from the restaurant in front of my house. Tonight, there's a football game. Malaysia vs Vietnam. Go Malaysia!!! The cheering and the singing are phenomenal! If I close my eyes and just listen to the sound, it's as if I'm actually at a stadium, packed with roaring fans supporting Malaysia’s team. That's why my family calls it the 'Mini Stadium'. But let me tell you, this whole ‘Go Malaysia’ thing is kind of new. Before this, the people who hang out at the restaurant only cared about stuff like EPL or what so ever. But lately, those people had diverted their energetic soul to support the Malaysian team. Talk about being patriotic! Anyway, I hope the Malaysian team knocks them dead. The Vietnam team, I mean. I had to endure the noise pollution of the loud cheering fans even under the roof of my own house, so they better win. Although I don’t understand how this whole cheering stuff works out. I mean, they’re screaming on top of their lung but it’s not like the players could hear them. But hey, look on the bright side, at least they’re being supportive towards the Malaysian team…. it’s better than nothing

A trip to the cinema

Today, I went to see Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Trader. For those Narnia fans out there who still haven't watch it yet, GO AND WATCH IT!!! It's full of adventures in a land that the impossible are possible. But for those who loved Peter and Susan dearly, I'm sorry to say that they didn't make much appearance in this series....

Anyway, there's a new character that had been added up. Eustace. He's Edmund and Lucy's annoying, self-centered, bossy cousin who scream like a girl! Edmund and Lucy had to stay at their cousin's house during the war. There, they found a picture that had brought them back to Narnia. When I said 'them', well that includes Eustace. He got into Narnia by accident. In Narnia, they are united with Prince Caspian who in this series had become a king. King Caspian. The whole story revolve around the search for the 7 missing lord, whom each of them have one sword given by Aslan( you guys remember Aslan don't you?..). The 7 swords are needed to lift the curse that was bestowed on one of Narnia's territory.

It may not be as thrilling as the previous series, but it's worth watching it. I laughed all the way watching Eustace. He's a real joker. But on his side, his journey to Narnia had changed him to become a better person. From zero to hero. I won't say much about that. Go and watch it yourself to find out what I meant by that. Oh...and the ending is kind of sad. Well for me it is. That's because Edmund and Lucy won't be coming back to Narnia just like Peter and Susan as they are getting older.....

Home Sweet Home

I’m home at last. Well the last few days, I was at my grandparent’s house. Stayed there for a couple of days. And this morning, I and my parents drove back to selangor. All the way from Kelantan. You know how long the trip was? Guess...it was about 8 hours!!!sooo glad I’m home. But it was kind of sad to say goodbye to my grandparents especially my grandfather. He’s ninety plus ....I think. But one thing for sure, he's very old. so when the thought of going back to Kelantan the next time without him waiting for me occurred, it's just....well...a very sad feeling.

Oh...and on the way, I watched THE BLIND SIDE for the 3rd time. For those of you who haven't watch it, put this movie in your must watch list. The Blind Side depicts the remarkable true story of Michael Oher, a homeless African-American youngster from a broken home, taken in by the Touhys, a well-to-do white family who help him fulfill his potential. At the same time, Oher's presence in the Touhys' lives leads them to some insightful self-discoveries of their own. Living in his new environment, Oher faces a completely different set of challenges to overcome. As a football player and student, Oher works hard and, with the help of his coaches and adopted family, becomes an All-American offensive left tackle with extremely talented skills.....there's no romance or thriller or what so ever. But it's a very inspiring movie...

School's OVER!!!

School's over!!! you hear me OVER! still can't believe it. kind of glad but it is sad to say goodbye to all my schoolmate especially my classmates....i luv all of you hambalianz^_^

My biggest problem right now is that i don't know what to do!!! HELP. well maybe there are some stuff that i wanted to do....hmmm

how about....

• reading the books on my read list and
• watching Korean dramas (interesting....) and
• take a driving class....this is a MUST and
• sleep....more like hibernating(LOL) and
• work....$$$

hahaha....well i'll get back to you guys later on how far i manage to go through with my check list.....

SPM

i hereby announce that i am done with SPM! whoohooo....no more text books and exams...well at least not for another 3 months....but what ever. still sounds good to me. but the wait for the result to come out would be painful. the suspense.....arrgghhh. may Allah help me achieve great success. may Allah help all of us who are taking SPM this year...amin.