This is conversation between me and a dearly friend from Miri, Sarawak. We chatted at MySpace and now moved to Facebook. lol. The conversation is in English, Malay and Sarawak's dialect a little bit. haha.
Someone was pushing me to put this Kodak! on my blog. You know you can find them at my Facebook and MySpace.
I really miss you.
Greetings from Siam Reap, Cambodia:
I wish I can update many things other than my plain words here. Siam Reap is being wonderful to me yet again today. The weather was nice (but dusty like always) the whole day-except I was up late. I woke up at 1.30pm.
I was out and about with mum until night. Went to Old Market (Petaling Street if you are in KL) and saw tons of colourful local handicrafts. But nothing interests me-yet because all that stuff, I could find it in Central Market.
I ate Mutton Jogh...something with steamed rice for dinner. It was scrumptious!
One of the many things I love about the people here is they are brave enough to speak English (not their mother tongue language) even though they are very poor at it. Why Malaysian can’t just be plain like that? Hey, we study in English, watch English movies and listens English songs. Why can’t Malaysian be as bold as Cambodian when it comes to speak English?
I seriously promise you I will update the Kodak! pretty soon. Soon I mean when I get back home. Ha-ha.
xoxo
aams
Does Tonle Sap remind you anything? No?
How about Mekong River? No?
Okay, does Angkor Wat ring any bell? No?
You gotta be kidding right peeps?
Much greetings with love from Cambodia.
It's been 2 days I am in Siam Reap, Cambodia. The weather is absolutely sweet so far. The people here are kinda weird to my eyes. But I'll tell more about it later.
People here live their daily life in a very modest yet rural way. But, they spend in USD. How weird is that aye? Here a lot of people cycling, even foreigners, many motorcyclist and the main transport here is motor-trishaw. In Thailand or Indonesia they call it 'tut-tut'. Same goes here in Cambodia.
What keep me looking forward for the trip is visiting Angkor Wat. It got me excite everytime people talking about it. Hey, you can't get away with that when their national flag have the picture of Angkor Wat.
I neither found souvenirs shops nor shopping malls here so, I don't do the spending thing. But hey, mesmerizing the place itself have got me lost in time.
I will talk more about Cambodia. Got to go now. Take care peeps!
xoxo
aams
My finals started on the 7th of November and if you mark it on your calendar, you would surely notice that it fell on Saturday. Yes, pathetic Saturday when people have the breaks, I was literally squashing my brain on the paper. Ethnic relations was the first paper. Hey, it may sound easy, but believe me, they are tricky questions.
Next Electronic Technology which the paper was like printed out from the slide I read the whole night. I couldn’t sleep because I was worrying sick about that subject, after all I can’t sleep due to insomnia, so why not continue reading when I can.
On Tuesday, Engineering Statistics, bloody hell! Final paper was tough. Serious! The exercises may be easy and just like a piece of cake, but I was literally read every question million of time without leaving a single word. I was tested on my English. That was not Engineering Statistics, it was ENGLISH. Lol. But, it wasn’t. *sigh*
Ulangkaji Metrology macam hafal kitab or hafal one of those Harry Potter’s book. *sigh*
Solid Mechanics shook my nerve off the radar. I like Solid Mechanics really. Maybe because the closure and the way of my lecturer teach us-make me like that subject. Thank god I manage to score Solid Mechanics paper. But hey, it can turn the other way round. So, I’m proud of myself.
Dynamics was the sickest paper ever for this final. Answering the questions was feeling like someone is cutting my throat. It was very tough and I don’t know what I’ve done to that paper. Something bad is coming maybe?
That summed up the final story. Really, exam fever is nothing much to talk about. I went through it, kids in school are going through it and I knew you threw with it. Cheers!
You will hear a lot laughing and random acts. Oh yeah, and Kodak! moment. This was made by one of the friends who came. Thanks Piqa. She came yesterday when I was bored studying Dynamics. Don't worry. She stayed for just an hour.
This is how I look like everyday on medication. Friendly way of saying it, when I am on sleeping pills. Almost every night I sleep on the table. My bed is untouched. *tsk* But, I sure will do many sleeping session when I'm home. Cheers!
