Friday, November 19, 2010

Self actualization

Just learned about the term couple days ago, start wit 1 thing at a time.What one don't like about themselves? Me.me. Start with me. I've realised that I prefer to read the translation of Al-Quran on the left pages rather than the ayat itself. I still do read them, but somehow the curious side of me(blame that I do not speak nor understand Arabic, except for certain words which MOST/ALL of them have the same sound and meaning with Hindi words.Lame.I know!) to know what each surah means. To read it in the language that I have reasonable understanding is much more fun and self fulfilling. Although the translation itself quite too ‘strong’ to be swallowed at the first go especially when we read the English version(for study purpose,no choice). If you know what I meant but why not start with a step, along the way we will get there. Where we want to, if we determined enough. InsyaAllah.


Ya Tuhan kami janganlah Engkau pikulkan kepada kami apa yang tak sanggup kami memikulnya (2:286)

Ya Tuhan kami janganlah Engkau hukum kami jika kami lupa atau kami tersalah (2:286)

Beri maaflah kami, ampunilah kami, dan sayangilah kami, Engkaulah Penolong kami (2:286)



More to discovered about ourselves with each day passed by.

Thursday, November 18, 2010

D76.






courtesy: NR.





Cosmo: 'There is a difference between love and like, wrong and right. Never forgive, if you're not ready to forget.'


Hopeless,stop trying.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Sacrifices.

Sacrifice the thoughts and compliments so that no one will further hurt in future,

Sacrifice the feelings so that no more people will walk away and leave,

Sacrifice the envy, anger and jealousy so that the heart stay preserved,

Sacrifice the tears so that they will stay smiling,

Sacrifice certain words and favourites so that the strength builds day after day,

Sacrifice present times to get great memories ahead,

Sacrifice love to be loved.



One thing that never fails to touched a Muslim's heart is takbir yang mendayu-dayu, hope that all the sacrifices we've done till now is nothing compare to the plans HE has made for us.Selamat Hari Raya Aidiladha:)

Sunday, November 14, 2010

MOOTING madness!


My backbone for almost 5 years, SWEET BUNCH :D



After our winning dance and Alhamdulillah ofcourse.hehe.



With the best jiran and supporter cum moot guidance, Andrew:) Thanks!



Our judge, Mr.Lawrence Tan. Qs session.




Appellant (69) v Respondent (65)


Syukur Alhamdulillah :') HE knows what is the best for us, when life is at its down side something happens and give us hope and reason to lead a happier life. The tears are not going to stop soon but at the same time do not forget how to smile to and with the person who love us genuinely.

What is MOOTING?

Mooting is the oral presentation of a legal issue or problem against an opposing counsel and before a judge. It is perhaps the closest experience that a student can have whilst at university to appearing in court.

Mooting now forms a compulsory part of certain law courses, but is still a totally voluntary student-organised activity in other law schools. Whether or not mooting is compulsory at your law school, gaining mooting experience can have a positive impact on your future career.

As many students will be aware, the legal profession is an increasingly difficult one to enter. Application forms for legal professional courses, solicitors’ firms and barristers’ chambers often demand that a candidate can provide evidence of their advocacy or mooting experience whilst at university (over and above any of the more traditional areas of advocacy such as debating).

Mooting may also help you to build confidence in public speaking, general research, and presentation skills. In other words mooting experience can benefit every student whether or not they plan to follow a traditional legal career path upon graduation.

But me personally, I have not decide yet whether to do litigation or conveyancing. Or maybe neither. Maybe I'll involved in a totally different field than I am now, maybe I'll continue my education forever or maybe I'll pursue my passion in something that I've always dream about. Pemalas dan indecisive.



Will I miss mooting?NO.But IMY.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Anniversaries ♥




The fact that my elder sister and my younger brother share the same birthday date (1st November) is so cool, and I can’t stop wondering how weird it would be if the 3 of us actually shares the same date. But being me I just have to be different kan, it’s a middle child thing you guys will never understand it unless you are one. There’s one special coincidence as well shared on their birthdays; when my sister was born in 86 it was a Deepavali day and 8 years later when my brother was born guess what? Clever.It was indeed Deepavali day also, a little irony though. They are not the one who interested in Bollywood compare to someone who was not born on a Diwali day (pointing to myself). I never give them a proper gifts as far as I can remember, but once I made my own money I’ll promise myself I’ll buy them (at least for my sister) a decent present. InysaAllah. I still remember when I was 6 or 7 I gave her a packet of Kit Kat, ya that chocolate Kit Kat(Take a break,take a Kit Kat) which was given by our late grandmother to her but I took it instead and give it ‘back’ to her as birthday present. How cheap, even back then! Hope they will lead happier years to come with me by their side,hahaha.





I don’t think I have ever failed to celebrate Shahrukh’s birthday every single year(2nd November) , no less this year as well. Janamdin mubarak jaan, hoping to ‘see’ more you in 2011, missing you ♥. I don’t even like the colour blue but you look too good in it, so it’s now my new pink.





Nikah night, yup my father has beard since like forever.





Bersanding day, the only day where my dad had clean shavened. All the years I've growing up except for the time when they went for Haji, there's not 1 day where he has his 'bersanding' look. Most people take his beard as part of him, RM without beard is like me without SRK(not related at all,but that's the only thing I can think of now)

November is also special to me because it’s my parents’ wedding anniversary(9th November) And this year it’s their 25th silver jubilee anniversary. I hope one day I found my true love like life partner like my father who loves my mother more than everything. They are the most important persons in my life, praying that their love will continue forever. Amin.



Cakes cutting month,I miss cc :)

Monday, November 8, 2010

No new news?

Reasons to avoid reading the newspaper nowdays, although (once upon a time) law library used to be one of our favourite lepak place where we can sit there for hours and read almost all the newspapers for the day while catching up with latest cases (liar) or gossips. Not any more when all the news keeps repeating themselves:

1) 1) More babies found! Either under the bridge, in the bush, etc. Kes buang bayi sangat2 teruk kebelakangan ini(like seriously!not that before we don’t have such cases but..), poor babies bitten by bugs, dogs, and some even were purposely drowned in the river. Don’t they ever heard about using protection? Do not bring innocence life to this mean world knowing they won’t be loved.

2) 2) More divorce cases. Not helping, scary.

3) 3)More girls (especially Malay, 99% of them I think) running away from home to follow their so called true love who they just known for like less than a month (most cases) Lombok guys. Come on lah, seriously why do we even need to bother and waste our money to help them when the government has been spread awareness regarding this issue for countless (millions!) times plus don’t your parents ever teach you not to trust a stranger? Malaysian are so kind-hearted, every time these ungrateful people start to crying out loud once facing trouble living ‘abroad’ we will start a fund to support their finance or bring them back.

4) 4) Some more divorce cases.*gulp* Where is the love people?

5) 5)More underage or unmarried girls carrying pre-marital pregnancy, which most of it lead to the first news above or was lead by another social issues or problems. And thanks to Melaka gov for starting a shelter or more like a school actually for those ‘unfortunate’ girls which provides education, and other necessity for life. Yes, parents did all they can in providing their children with all the learning they need which teachers or schools can’t provide but sometime we need to teach them the hard way, when they can get all the things easily where the space for improvement?

6) 6) More tragic bus accidents, more death and misery, all the images are so traumatize for some people. Yes, malang tidak berbau but all of us (who takes bus as main transportation going back to hometown) beg to all drivers please be responsible towards others’ life.

7) 7) More divorce cases, believe me! If you an avid newspapers’ reader you’ll notice this.



Filmfare anyone?