Wah .lama tak update blog.
Blog yang aku buat time uni dulu
Dengan harapan kunun2nya dapat release stress...arhhh......
Nipu je tu....bila aku baca balik semua entry yang aku tulis
Aku sendiri gelak sorang sorang..
Zaman x matang,budak hingusan cuba nak menulis...dulu time uni blog nie bg aku femes tau..kalu xde blog x cool la bro...mentalus betol la aku nie...tapi bila sekarang aku rasa orang dah mula melupakan blog..huhu macam aku..sekarang dengan macam2 apps blog dah ketinggalan sikit kebelakang....
Sekarang org men insta..org buka wassup...org akan tanya ko de wechat..hahaha...kadang kala aku rasa insta dah jadi macam mini blog dah...dan aku rasa aku pun sendiri buat macam tu...hahaha..
tapi pada yang masih dengan constant menulis yang sama dari dulu sampai sekarang aku memang tabik spring..
tak semua orang boleh menulis..tak semua orang ada idea yang meloncat loncat macam kak fynn or blogger dunia sebelah zara..bila baca blog dia orang memang terasa apa yang disampaikan tu begitu realistik ....monolog begitu bagus..dan tak semua ada gift tersebut..aku pun takde..hahahaha..
sejujurnya.. bila aku dapat tulis dalam blog nie aku rasa puas ati sangat sebab aku boleh cakap apa yang aku nak cakap..takde la nak tersimpan dalam tempurung aku lama lama...
so...good nite people..
have a sweet dream...
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Hanya kerana 5o sen
Suatu hari seorang lelaki tua ingin membuang air kecil, lalu dia pun pergi ke tandas awam.
Apabila dia ingin masuk ke dalam, penjaga tandas lalu menegurnya ,
" Wahai orang tua, bayarlah dulu sebelum masuk."
Mendegar sapaan penjaga tandas tersebut, air mata lelaki tua tersebut pun bercucuran
keluar dari matanya .
Penjaga tandas tersebut terkejut dan berkata, " Wahai orang tua, andai kata kamu tiada
wang untuk dibayar, masuklah secara percuma . Jangan menangis kerana ini. "
Lelaki tua itu pun menjawab ,"Wahai anak muda, aku menangis bukan kerana aku tiada duit
tetapi aku terfikir jika tempat sejijik ini pun harus dibayar untuk dimasuki, bagaimana pula
dengan syurga Allah ? Berapakah bayaran yang harus aku sediakan untuk masuk ke
dalamnya...? "
nota jari: copy and paste
Apabila dia ingin masuk ke dalam, penjaga tandas lalu menegurnya ,
" Wahai orang tua, bayarlah dulu sebelum masuk."
Mendegar sapaan penjaga tandas tersebut, air mata lelaki tua tersebut pun bercucuran
keluar dari matanya .
Penjaga tandas tersebut terkejut dan berkata, " Wahai orang tua, andai kata kamu tiada
wang untuk dibayar, masuklah secara percuma . Jangan menangis kerana ini. "
Lelaki tua itu pun menjawab ,"Wahai anak muda, aku menangis bukan kerana aku tiada duit
tetapi aku terfikir jika tempat sejijik ini pun harus dibayar untuk dimasuki, bagaimana pula
dengan syurga Allah ? Berapakah bayaran yang harus aku sediakan untuk masuk ke
dalamnya...? "
Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Orang Kata
orang kata;
ibarat menarik rambut dalam tepung
rambut tidak putus, tepung tidak berselerak....
macam mana kita nak penuhkan hati kedua-dua belah pihak...??
bagaimana mahu membuat keputusan yang bijak..
apa yang orang faham apa yang aku nak.
bila orang akan faham..
sampai bila....
orang kata, kadangkala semua itu di luar kawalan
bila ia di luar kawalan kita, orang kata... just go with the flow
dan orang juga penah kata let it be like that..
dan kita yang jadi keliru, sampai bila kita nak dengar apa orang kata
suara hati kita, kita sendiri tak terdengar
sebab apa x dengar
sebab sibuk dengar apa orang kata..
kadangkala jugak, kita cuba penuhi keinginan apa yang orang kata kat kita..
walhal, kita sendiri tak pasti apa orang kata kat kita...
terlalu mendengar apa orang kata, orang akan kata: macam lembu dicucuk hidung
bila kita x dengar kata, orang akan kata: ketegaq
macam- macam kan?
ibarat menarik rambut dalam tepung
rambut tidak putus, tepung tidak berselerak....
macam mana kita nak penuhkan hati kedua-dua belah pihak...??
bagaimana mahu membuat keputusan yang bijak..
apa yang orang faham apa yang aku nak.
bila orang akan faham..
sampai bila....
orang kata, kadangkala semua itu di luar kawalan
bila ia di luar kawalan kita, orang kata... just go with the flow
dan orang juga penah kata let it be like that..
dan kita yang jadi keliru, sampai bila kita nak dengar apa orang kata
suara hati kita, kita sendiri tak terdengar
sebab apa x dengar
sebab sibuk dengar apa orang kata..
kadangkala jugak, kita cuba penuhi keinginan apa yang orang kata kat kita..
walhal, kita sendiri tak pasti apa orang kata kat kita...
terlalu mendengar apa orang kata, orang akan kata: macam lembu dicucuk hidung
bila kita x dengar kata, orang akan kata: ketegaq
macam- macam kan?
Friday, January 25, 2013
Panda eyes....
the reason i love panda because we have the same dark circle eyes
love u panda.........
nota jari: sigh.........
Thursday, January 24, 2013
listen...
Janganlah selalu meminta orang tua mengerti dari apa yang kita inginkan,
cubalah sesekali memahami apa yang mereka harapkan dari kita.
Terkadang, kita lebih egois yang selalu menuntut agar orang tua mengerti perasaan kita
tanpa pernah memikirkan perasaan mereka.
Self Remind......
Mahu berjaya, solat.
Mahu ubati kecewa, solat.
Mahu hilangkan kemarahan, solat.
Semuanya bermula daripada solat.
Jaga hubungan dengan Allah
Monday, January 21, 2013
sekilas lalu
"Pilihlah jodoh dengan 2 cara.
Pertama, jadilah orang yang baik. Insya-Allah, kita akan mendapat jodoh yang baik.
Kedua, ikutlah pilihan orang yang baik.
Orang yang baik akan memilih yang baik untuk jadi pasangan hidup kita."
Jika kamu sedang menjaga hati, insyaallah jodohmu juga sedang menjaga hati.
Jika kamu sedang memperbaiki diri, dia juga sedang memperbaiki diri ♡♡♡.
nota jari: insyaallah...(.copy and paste jek)
Pertama, jadilah orang yang baik. Insya-Allah, kita akan mendapat jodoh yang baik.
Kedua, ikutlah pilihan orang yang baik.
Orang yang baik akan memilih yang baik untuk jadi pasangan hidup kita."
Jika kamu sedang menjaga hati, insyaallah jodohmu juga sedang menjaga hati.
Jika kamu sedang memperbaiki diri, dia juga sedang memperbaiki diri ♡♡♡.
nota jari: insyaallah...(.copy and paste jek)
Tips To Survive Being Married To A Paramedic...
Tips To Survive Being Married To A Paramedic...
I am married to a paramedic and I was one in my former life before becoming a stay-at-home mom. It's a miracle that we ever managed to have a baby because few birth control methods are more effective than two paramedics working at different places on different shifts. It was tough back then but having the same career made it easy to deal with the unpredictability and missed Christmases. Now that we live totally different lives, coping isn't always easy. I've come up with a few tips and some humor (hopefully) to help you cope if you're lucky enough to be married to a paramedic too. I'm fairly sure my tips can help you if you're married to a firefighter too, but since I'm not, I can't vouch for 100% crossover in applicability.
Tip #1: Never schedule anything within six hours of a shift ending or starting. If you do, you will almost always have to cancel or go alone. It's cliche to invoke Murphy's Law but it's the only explanation for this peculiar phenomenon--unless you want to go with the idea that there's a grand conspiracy out there to get you. I go with the latter myself, but not everyone wants to admit that there's a grand conspiracy out there to get them. Your spouse is never guaranteed to get off of work on time. Never. Ever. Never. No one can ever predict when a bunch of idiots on cell phones applying makeup reading the newspaper eating breakfast will decide to get in a car accident. So if you schedule an appointment or engagement shortly after your spouse is supposed to come home, you're just asking for it. Same goes for scheduling something within a few hours of when your spouse is supposed to go to work. If they need extra manpower at work, chances are they'll call and if your spouse values their job, they'll head in.
Tip #2: Remember that sentimentality is for normal families, not for yours. What I mean is your spouse will have to work on important dates, be it your birthday, Christmas, Thanksgiving and every other important date in your life. It's not always possible to take off or switch for those days, especially if it's a biggie like Christmas. If you are hung up on celebrating Christmas on December 25th, you'll be celebrating without your spouse. It really is okay to open presents on December 24th or 26th, especially if your spouse gets holiday pay. Don't pass up on time and a half in this economy!
Tip #3: Be understanding. Easier said than done, yeah, I know, I know. But you can either get pissed off that your spouse missed little Susy's piano recital or little Matt's baseball game, be in a foul mood and end up with a tension headache, or you can be understanding, avoid deeper frown lines and save money on Tylenol. Special events will be missed, just like holidays, and it can be difficult to explain to children why Mommy or Daddy couldn't be there. My daughter is two now and I tell her that Daddy is helping people with boo-boos or people who don't feel good and she understands. Once they get older you can joke about it with them: tell them that Mommy or Daddy has to help idiots on cell phones applying makeup reading the newspaper eating breakfast who get in car accidents.
Tip #4: Try not to be suspicious of your spouse's relationship with his/her opposite sex partner. I admit that a lot more than saving lives goes on in the back of ambulances sometimes, but most medics are too tired to get busy on the job (and at home, but I don't need to tell you that, do I?) If your spouse has worked with the same partner for a long time, trust me, they know each other too well to ever think about getting naked together unless they're being deconned after a hazmat incident.
Tip #5: Try not to be suspicious if your spouse is gone longer than s/he says they will be. Similar to Tip #1, emergencies happen when you least expect them (they just wouldn't be the same if they were planned). Your spouse may get a late call and not be able to let you know. The likelihood that s/he is out drinking with coworkers is remote (but it's possible) and we established in Tip #4 that most medics are too tired to get busy.
Tip #5: Let them sleep. The life of a medic is never easy. It's almost impossible to relax while on duty because of the anticipation of a call, being on a call, and recovering from a call. Even if they get to sleep all night, it's not restful because they're anticipating a call. So when they come home after a shift, just let them sleep, no matter how much you want them to stay up and wash the dishes.
Tip #6: Understand that the honey-do list may never get completed. Refer to Tip #5: medics are always tired and probably don't have that much time off. What's more important to you, painting the dining room or spending quality time with your spouse? As long as your parents aren't coming next week, the dining room can wait.
Tip #7: Ask them how their shift went. But don't ask them for details because you probably don't want to know. You might think you want to know, but do you really want to hear about someone's brains splattered against a wall? Nah, probably not. But if you do, you should become a medic too.
Tip #8: Don't get mad is s/he doesn't answer your calls or texts for hours on end. Dying people take priority over a text asking what your spouse wants for dinner. If you have an emergency and need to get in touch with your spouse, call 911. I'm kidding, but you should come up with some kind of signal to let them know they need to pay attention to you. My personal fave is calling incessantly until my husband answers and yells, "WHAT?!"
It's definitely not easy to spend your life with a paramedic but keeping your sense of humor and remembering that your spouse is saving lives goes a long way to making life a little easier
nota jari: tips org, bukan tips aku
I am married to a paramedic and I was one in my former life before becoming a stay-at-home mom. It's a miracle that we ever managed to have a baby because few birth control methods are more effective than two paramedics working at different places on different shifts. It was tough back then but having the same career made it easy to deal with the unpredictability and missed Christmases. Now that we live totally different lives, coping isn't always easy. I've come up with a few tips and some humor (hopefully) to help you cope if you're lucky enough to be married to a paramedic too. I'm fairly sure my tips can help you if you're married to a firefighter too, but since I'm not, I can't vouch for 100% crossover in applicability.
Tip #1: Never schedule anything within six hours of a shift ending or starting. If you do, you will almost always have to cancel or go alone. It's cliche to invoke Murphy's Law but it's the only explanation for this peculiar phenomenon--unless you want to go with the idea that there's a grand conspiracy out there to get you. I go with the latter myself, but not everyone wants to admit that there's a grand conspiracy out there to get them. Your spouse is never guaranteed to get off of work on time. Never. Ever. Never. No one can ever predict when a bunch of idiots on cell phones applying makeup reading the newspaper eating breakfast will decide to get in a car accident. So if you schedule an appointment or engagement shortly after your spouse is supposed to come home, you're just asking for it. Same goes for scheduling something within a few hours of when your spouse is supposed to go to work. If they need extra manpower at work, chances are they'll call and if your spouse values their job, they'll head in.
Tip #2: Remember that sentimentality is for normal families, not for yours. What I mean is your spouse will have to work on important dates, be it your birthday, Christmas, Thanksgiving and every other important date in your life. It's not always possible to take off or switch for those days, especially if it's a biggie like Christmas. If you are hung up on celebrating Christmas on December 25th, you'll be celebrating without your spouse. It really is okay to open presents on December 24th or 26th, especially if your spouse gets holiday pay. Don't pass up on time and a half in this economy!
Tip #3: Be understanding. Easier said than done, yeah, I know, I know. But you can either get pissed off that your spouse missed little Susy's piano recital or little Matt's baseball game, be in a foul mood and end up with a tension headache, or you can be understanding, avoid deeper frown lines and save money on Tylenol. Special events will be missed, just like holidays, and it can be difficult to explain to children why Mommy or Daddy couldn't be there. My daughter is two now and I tell her that Daddy is helping people with boo-boos or people who don't feel good and she understands. Once they get older you can joke about it with them: tell them that Mommy or Daddy has to help idiots on cell phones applying makeup reading the newspaper eating breakfast who get in car accidents.
Tip #4: Try not to be suspicious of your spouse's relationship with his/her opposite sex partner. I admit that a lot more than saving lives goes on in the back of ambulances sometimes, but most medics are too tired to get busy on the job (and at home, but I don't need to tell you that, do I?) If your spouse has worked with the same partner for a long time, trust me, they know each other too well to ever think about getting naked together unless they're being deconned after a hazmat incident.
Tip #5: Try not to be suspicious if your spouse is gone longer than s/he says they will be. Similar to Tip #1, emergencies happen when you least expect them (they just wouldn't be the same if they were planned). Your spouse may get a late call and not be able to let you know. The likelihood that s/he is out drinking with coworkers is remote (but it's possible) and we established in Tip #4 that most medics are too tired to get busy.
Tip #5: Let them sleep. The life of a medic is never easy. It's almost impossible to relax while on duty because of the anticipation of a call, being on a call, and recovering from a call. Even if they get to sleep all night, it's not restful because they're anticipating a call. So when they come home after a shift, just let them sleep, no matter how much you want them to stay up and wash the dishes.
Tip #6: Understand that the honey-do list may never get completed. Refer to Tip #5: medics are always tired and probably don't have that much time off. What's more important to you, painting the dining room or spending quality time with your spouse? As long as your parents aren't coming next week, the dining room can wait.
Tip #7: Ask them how their shift went. But don't ask them for details because you probably don't want to know. You might think you want to know, but do you really want to hear about someone's brains splattered against a wall? Nah, probably not. But if you do, you should become a medic too.
Tip #8: Don't get mad is s/he doesn't answer your calls or texts for hours on end. Dying people take priority over a text asking what your spouse wants for dinner. If you have an emergency and need to get in touch with your spouse, call 911. I'm kidding, but you should come up with some kind of signal to let them know they need to pay attention to you. My personal fave is calling incessantly until my husband answers and yells, "WHAT?!"
It's definitely not easy to spend your life with a paramedic but keeping your sense of humor and remembering that your spouse is saving lives goes a long way to making life a little easier
nota jari: tips org, bukan tips aku
Wednesday, January 16, 2013
the future life
so demn truee........................................................................
Monday, January 14, 2013
Jerai Time
assalamualaikum....
kali ini aku ada masa nak upload gambo time pi gunung jerai ari tu...
tarikh dan masa tak dapat dikenal pasti
sebab lama sangat aku tanguh-tangguh nak upload gambo..
piknik kali ini, seperti biasa ditaja bos aku...mr alvin dan juga ms ph'ng merangkap isteri dia..
setiap 3 bulan ,kami warga glowmate akan dibawa pi jejalan....heheh..
last time mandi wap kat cainta sayang resot, pastu bos belanja makan western food
so kali ini, bos bwak semua warga glowmate nek gunung jerai..
alhamdulillah.....naseb bek ada orang nak bawak..
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| with bos and family |
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| dari kiri: Ms Ph'ng, Mr.Alvin & simon.. Bagi aku, ms ph'ng lah yang banyak bantu aku itu ini.Setiap petang, kita orang selalusembang dalam office.Time tu jugaklah, dia selalu bagi nasihat pasal kehidupan.pasal marriage, pasal perhubungan,pasal keluarga. Pendek kata , ms ph'ng ini seorang yang positif!! so sesuailah kan negatif kawan dengan positif batulah neutral. huhuhu |
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| warga GLOWMATE |
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| nama dia fiza..kitaorang keje sekali..dia lah aku gado, bertekak, bersembang, curhat,masalah, dan dia jugaklah yang syor kat aku keje kat sini... aku anggap macam adik aku dah.. manja orang dia |
nota jari: tu jela serba sedikit......huhuhu
Wednesday, January 9, 2013
syukur.
alhamdulillah....syukur sangat2...
terima kasih Ya ALLAH...
Disebalik anugerah, tersirat satu tanggungjawb..
Ya ALLAH, bantulah hambu mu nie ...
Disebalik anugerah, tersirat satu tanggungjawb..
Ya ALLAH, bantulah hambu mu nie ...
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Kotak Hati
Tak usah kau terangkan ku tahu
potret wajahmu di setiap penjuru
curahkan deritamu padaku
biarku rasa apa yang kau lalu
bersama rasa sayang
ku biarkan kau terbang
terang terang
sudut kecil ku isi
untuk senyuman mu lagi
lagu yang ku tulis ku nyanyikan
lagu cinta tentang kita berdua
yang kan kita kenangi hingga tiba masa
Terang terang
bersama rasa sayang
ku biarkan kau terbang
terang terang
untuk senyuman mu lagi
Mimpi mimpi
yang tak kembali
aku janji
janji takkan pergi
Tak usah kau terangkan ku tahu
potret wajahmu di setiap penjuru
curahkan deritamu padaku
biarku rasa apa yang kau lalu
Terang terang
bersama rasa sayang
ku biarkan kau terbang
terang terang
sudut kecil ku isi
untuk senyuman mu lagi
Mimpi mimpi
yang tak kembali
aku janji
janji takkan pergi
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