Debate

bonjour,


i'm waiting for this debate for quiet a long time...

before this, it was planned to be held close to my apartment...

but it was postponed until yesterday and only supporters were allowed to attend...





however, i can see lots of personal attacks here in the debate...

not very much about PTPTN and free education...

not so much about the students' benefits but more to the political benefits...

erm... i thought politicians are supposed to represent the citizens...

but most of them as usual are interested in their personal interests and parties...

well i've learnt from my grandma, those who get out of the topic discussed and do some personal attacks are usually those who are already lost...

they don't have the points so they do anything in order to win, a bit unethical...

neway, my late mom used to tell me, "Jangan berkira kalo pasal nak menuntut ilmu."


xoxo

jaga hati? ;p

bonjour,


found this somewhere...

make sense...

think about it :p

xoxo

last minute.

bonjour,

"if we're important, there's no such thing as last minute babe" - quoted from a friend

kinda deep meaning actually...

it's obviously about planning something in life...

it hit me, last minute or not if people care about us they'll make time for us...

and that moment we can see whether we are important or not when others make a choice...

if others rather do something else than spending time with us then we are not that important...

so you have to know who is important in your life...

and who comes first in your life...

Uluwatu 2012

xoxo

add on value.

bonjour,

have you ever thought why did you choose a certain course before you enrolled?

have you ever thought why did you choose to study at that university?

is it because your course really has a high prospect in life?

is it because that university is popular?

last year MIA was having a meeting, and there were members of MIA wanted only people with ACCA to became accountants...

so where do you wanna locate all the fresh graduates with degree in accountancy?

and yes this idea was proposed by non bumiputras...

but they rejected the idea after a long discussion...

we never know what's gonna happen in the future , the policy may change...

so i hope all the bumiputras work hard, if not, having a degree is not enough you know...

my cousin quit working and continue doing master...

she said there's RM1000 difference in salary between those with master than those with degree...

she got RM2100 for the basic salary, and being unmarried is probably enough...

but still she cannot enjoy lavishly, she's only using Viva and rent at low cost flat...

good for her she wants an improvement...

easier to get promoted and enough money to get married i hope! :D

so my lecturer also tell me those who wanna do master is much easier to get sponsored...

you can get the sponsor from your company or from government, locally or abroad...

my friend advice me to do master abroad together with husband once got married...

you can get mental strength while studying by supporting each other, how sweet! :D

whatever you do think the best for a short and long term...

p/s : btw, the debate tonight 3rd may between KJ and Rafizi Ramli is postponed. :(

xoxo

my "clean" weekend :P

bonjour,


so last weekend i decided to take a break from studies and do some activities...

owh yeah study can be dull sometime if you don't go out and explore things...

but those good things will be great if you spent it with your love ones, not some other people ;)

so i went to Subang Avenue and tried disco skate at The Wheelers...

damn, i was not good at balancing on those wheels but it was fun! :D

that night i witnessed 6 goals from Malaysia at Stadium Shah  Alam!

awesome match but i bet the story was not at the front cover of any papers...

well of course the so called Bersih rally will take the cover of the news...

at the stadium there's a banner wrote "Presiden FAM sila letak jawatan"

freedom of speech? ;) i just thought, give the club to a businessman...

businessman knows how to pressure the players and make sure they are worth every penny spent...

and yesterday i extended my weekend and went to Alamanda...

there's Tun Dr Mahathir's book launch and yes i managed to take his autograph and shake hands!

owh my goodness! a dream come true! Alhamdulillah :)

you have to go and get it no matter what aite, never give up and determination are crucial :D

overall, it such a clean weekend, i did literally clean my apartment :P

and i did not litter or smash a car or throw rocks at public place...

before that a debate between KJ and Rafizi Ramli will be held at Kompleks Kebudayaan dan Belia, Seksyen 7, Shah Alam this 3rd May...

the debate is open to public :)

this time the debate is about PTPTN, the popular issue nowadays...

p/s : do bring your kids to Book Fair at PWTC... teach kids to read good books so that they can have a clean heart for a better future...

xoxo