Goong.

Assamualaykum.
This is the final episode of Goong a.k.a Princess Hours.
Haven't watch the full one yet, but can't hardly wait!!



Wassalam

pong!!

Assalamualaykum..

Hey, I never knew table tennis / ping pong can be a fun sport.
Played the game for a couple of days now,
and I'm loving it..
My students are actually teaching me how to play it..
(Yeah, finally they know something that I don't..sheesh~)

Anyhoo, yesterday just wasn't my day.
Hate my school's admin so much I broke down crying.
They surely know how to spoil my day by not telling me in advance things that they wanted me to "help".
So what if you're older?
Does that mean you don't need to respect young people's feelings?
That you can do anything you like and decide everything.
Hey, I too, am a grown up now.
Don't I need a little understanding and respect?

Thank goodness Maya called.
And she made my day (as 'twas her birthday too yesterday..)
God, I miss her so much.

Wassalam.

crazy

Assalamualaykum.
Take a deep breath.
My brain hasn't gone haywire because of the stupid antenna.
It's functioning normally as I went back home for the weekend and spent time with the kids.



Yup, they're my cure of boredom, tiredness, sadness, loneliness etc.
Wonder what I'm up to lately?
K-drama a.k.a Koreanovela.
That's what I'm crazy about at the moment.
Shambie introduced me to a site which I can download series that have not been aired in Msia.
I'm downloading GOONG (means 'palace') now. =D
An interesting drama and surely worth downloading. (as for yours truly that is..)
Actually that's the bright side of having my antenna broken.
I wouldn't have been so desperate to look for k-dramas if I still have my tv functioning.
And now that I've found the webbie, tv seems less important. +LOL+
Nah~ It's not the same.
I still need my television.

Wassalam~

tv=life

Assalamualaykum.
That is one thing I can't live without (besides my handphone and internet).
Yup, television.
Here's the story.

Yesterday there was a heavy downpour at my place.
Along with strong wind and thunder etc.
And I was alone in my room, finishing up my bowl of Mawi's curry instant noodle while watching tv.
[My housemate's away for her convocation.]
Oh, and did I mention that in my area, we could only get RTM1, RTM2 and NTV7?
Yes, not even TV3.. :(
That was not half as bad, because for me, as long as I can watch K-dramas, sitcoms and news (@least once a day) then nothing else matters.
I don't need ASTRO. (or should it be I can't afford ASTRO?!] +LOL+
Now, back to my sad,sad story..
It was a Hindustani movie 'Gayab'(means 'ghaib'/ vanished) on NTV7 at that time.
Suddenly the screen turned blank.
Ironic?
I was not shocked because that happened on rare occassions.
I switched channels and RTM1 & 2 slowly turned out to be the same.
Blank.
I didn't know what urged me and I went out to look at the antenna.
My, my, my...
The pole broke in two!!! And the antenna was damaged too.
There was absolutely nothing anyone can do to fix it.

Think my story's not sad?
Try living in Setiu, all alone, with limited contact with the outside world..
No internet, no entertainment, no shopping complex etc.
(Btw I'm using my school's Streamyx now)..
Then you'll think again how BORING it is to be me and actually have to spend my life here.
Geez, I need friends.

p/s: Please bear with me.. I'm stressed.

Wassalam~