Maxi

I have a desire to wear maxi dresses and 'jubah' (which normally wore by middle eastern women) lately. They are loose and looks comfortable to wear. I want one.

thepoplook.com

Maxi dresses are easy to wear because you doesn't need a pants. Hehe. Some of them are sleeveless. I'm not a showing armpits type of person, so i'd wear it with my cardigans. Easy.

thepoplook.com sells variety design of maxi dresses, they're nice, colourful, and cheap. But the downside is that their dresses always sold out! They're so popular, mind you. I'll wait until I really, really need it. For now, I have to save up for my upcoming trip. Torture, I tell you.

It might be a good investment, if I decided to wear hijab in the future.

Parlez-vous anglais?

They are so many languages around the world. There's English, Chinese, Indian, Arabic, Spanish, and more..

My interest in foreign languages are the same as traveling. The good side in foreign languages are it is basically a knowledge. It is a subject you learn in school. You guys also can learn it online for FREE. As for traveling, the number one you need is money. See the difference?

For now, Malay and English language are the only languages i know. I tried to learn others such as French and Japanese, but it is not as easy as it looks. I'm not giving up yet, and I would love to learn more in the future.

As the expertise says, the more languages you know the more opportunity you get in life.

P.S/ I would like to wish a very Happy Deepavali to all who celebrates it!

Free time

I'm having the best time in everyone's life right now. Free time. It is almost a month. I'm not doing anything, I'm serious. Everyone would be jealous. Especially workers. Hehe.

On the free time like this, I love spending it with watching movies, tv shows, Korean dramas, online and play with my iPod. I'm trying to read sometimes, but other things amazed me more.

I just finished watching this Korean drama in just 4 days!

My new untouched chick lit, hehe.

But with all this and that, am now tired with it, literally. My back is aching and my brain is not functioning really well. Haha. Free time, not a good thing after all.

Donate

In term of blood, clothes, money etc.. It is such a kind thing to do, really. For now, from those three were listed, the one that I able and want to donate is blood. Last week, my sis surprisingly donate some of her blood. Haha. Funny because she was scared to do it before. Scared of needles, of course. I wouldn't mind, I'm used with it.

I would love to donate some, but man, I'm not qualified due to this and some other reasons.

Hahahahahaha. For a 5'2" 19 year-old girl, I'm definitely underweight.

But if you guys are perfectly fine, please donate. You might save someone's life. It is for a good cause. May god bless you all.

Feeling lucky

2010 has been my luckiest year, for contests I mean. I've entered loads of contest just for fun and luckily I've won some of them. Most of them are just free movie tickets and premiere. The best of all I think probably the premiere of Toy Story 3. I've got the chance to be one of the 70 people to watch it first in Malaysia and it's not even release in the US yet. Super awesome! to add more excitement, I've got to bring back loads of TS3 goodies since I've won the 2nd place. *flipshair*

I feel like a 5 year old kid right now. Love it.

Since I'm not doing anything for the time being, I think I'm gonna try my luck again. Let's see if they still in good use. Hehe.

Annyeonghaseyo

It is almost impossible not to hear, speak, see and taste about Korean these days.

Wherever you go, sometimes you might hear Malaysians trying to speak Korean languages such as 'Annyeonghaseyo' instead of a simple Hello, Hi or Selamat Pagi and also 'Kamsamhamnida' instead of thank you or terima kasih. Such hard work, yet they still want to say it. You guys also can hear Korean songs on the local radio stations almost every hour nowadays! I'm not into this K-pop thing, but their songs are catchy and easy to follow. My current favourite would be Ugly by 2NE1 only because their chorus are in English. Hahaha.

Surprisingly Koreans do have their own community in Malaysia especially in Ampang KL, whereas you can see a loads of Koreans resides there. They do have their own Korean school. Amazing, isn't it? There is also a loads of Korean restaurants here in KL, and as for food, i'm not a big fan. Kimchi, bibimbap? Err..

To be honest Korean dramas are the only thing I like about Koreans. Especially the romantic comedies. Aaaah, lovebirds with their love triangle and overprotective elders. so fun.

My sis in other hand, is the biggest fan of anything Korean, no doubt. She once sang 'Saya Anak Malaysia' song to 'Saya Anak Korea' Hahahaha. Such an ungrateful person, this girl.

잘자 작은 괴물

Google translate it, I dare you.

Disneyland

Have you guys seen this video? No? Then you should.

Aw, she cried! and out of embarrassment, I cried too! *tears*

This is just so sweet. Her parents are so nice! If you didn't cry, then you should go to the doctor. I think there's something wrong with your heart. Kidding.

Maybe I'm a little bit emotional because I LOVE DISNEYLAND! My all time favourite theme park. I went to Disneyland last March, in Hong Kong. It might be the smallest one, but it was the best time I've had in my life. Disneyland was one and the top of my dream, so yeah.

Did I tell you that I went there with my sis and favourite cousins? Hehe. Yes, All five of us are 90's babies and we are on our own! Except for the planning and expenses, of course.

We stayed for two nights at this gorgeous Disney's Hollywood Hotel. The hotel environment was amazing! We spent hours of our time just hanging out and took pictures around the hotel, great memories.

I might not get the chance to go to Disneyland again. So, I will keep this memories forever.

Thank you to those who involved for making my dreams come true. MUAAHH!!

All pictures courtesy of Azry Jaafar