What a troublesome thing to do in the midst of my pack schedule. It is just an English class, what is the purpose of asking us to do such thing? Debate. This word sounds quite familiar to me though it has been missing in my life for years. And the motion for the debate this time, of course, is the title of my post. I am from the proposition side, so have to support my motion. No one actually bother to do research. No one even bother about this debate. I believe it will be a very stupid debate class tomorrow.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Test again??
What's going to happen again this time? It is an open-book-test, but I don't think that I can figure out the answers. It's going be hard to search for answers in such a thick book within limited time. Open book or no book - they make no difference to me. As long as it is test, it kills me. By the way, I am not that NATIONAL to use such NATIONAL code. Land Code isn't that suit me. Too complicated, too wordy, and of course BORED!Anyway, just best of lucks!
yellowhen
Sunday, February 22, 2009
Simply I like it!!!
Haven't really thought of the reason behind this. I was falling in love with Malays Food - just for that particular day. Thus together with Iggy and Kak Aisyah, we went to Original Kayu for our extraordinary dinner! I have eaten quite a lot there. Totally satisfied - killed my nerve!
I don't really remember what they called this. Let's just call it keropok.
Oh my! This is definitely what drove us to Malays food! Cheese Naan with Ayam Tandoori. Cost me RM 11 for food. I really like it, but frankly, this is not the best yet!
Kak Aisyah ordered this. Sorry, again, I have forgotten its name.
Now, let's me present the latest me! At least you know how I really look like now. Need not to imagine how fat or what. I am still the best me. Ohya, once again, I am with the traffic lights!
It has been quite some times since my last Bak Kut Teh meal. I am looking forwards that. Most probably after I settle everything. Too BUSY man!!!
yellowhen
Saturday, February 21, 2009
Let's pray for him
Let's just call him Ah Boy. I visited him again today, same old place since we first met each other - the prison. He was in his early 20's that time. We established our friendship since then. Everytime when there is any festival, I will definitely think of him. I will then feel that I am far more fortunate then lots of people out there. I have my absolute liberty and freedom. I can freely visit my friends and relatives all around. But can my this friend do so? Sadly, he can't. So, I really appreciate with what I have today - family, friends, life. Boy told me today, he said that if he is lucky enough, he will be coming out in 2 months time. Those words touched deep into my heart. I feel so happy for him and I made my first prayer for him - wishing that his dream will come true. He promised to find us after his release. I guess it will be a different type of feeling then. Anyway, I really look forwards that day and I will pray for him daily for his good health and may his great dream comes true. Bob, another Malay guy who remembered my name so well told me that he will be released soon too. Most probably by the end of March and he wanted to meet me after that.
yellowhen
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Saddened
If you are sensitive enough with what's happening in Selangor, you must have known that Elizabeth, one of the State Assemblywomen has submitted her resignation. It was due to the circulation of her photos. Of course it has been a big impact to her. I personally think that she is not suppose to resign from her post, as she is not wrong in any legal sense (at least based on my 2 years of studies in law). Among the things that we can learn from such incident is that publication has indeed having impacts - positive and negative. The party which has circulated and publicize such thing has indeed has the intention of demoting her status. What a shame.
Few weeks ago, due to Perak crisis, DAP National Leader, Mr Karpal Singh has asked the Opposition Leader to step down and this has also been made publicly. Isn't this has caused insecurity in people who supported the Pakatan Rakyat coalition? Will they continue to have full confidence on the said coalition? For the sake of the people and the coalition, wouldn't it be better if such thing to be discussed among themselves i.e. holding a meeting to talk about that, or at least has a face-to-face conversation. Such harsh statement, once made, will not be able to be taken back. But at least it has shown the impact and served as a good lesson to them. I agreed that as the National Leader, he has his right as well as his own view on how he would like to convey his message. I also agreed with his intention - for the good of the people. However, using publicly statement to attack his own coalition will achieve more bads than goods which I personally think so. After all who will gain the benefit of such inner war, if any? Once again, I am not saying that he has done something wrong, but there are a lot of ways to work something out. In the midst of crisis, it is very important to do the right things. Both matured men (leaders), sit down and talk nicely. Helping and worsening are just a slim-line-separated.
yellowhen
p/s: This article has been written to express the author (which is me)'s comments on political issues happened in Malaysia based on his personal view. It has been written with bona fide or good intention and such contents have nothing intended to cause any seditious. Any words, sentences or phrases which have excited any dissatisfaction or hatred, are much regretted. There is no mala fide or any bad intention in writing this piece of article. It is merely a piece of experience sharing, thus, has no legal effect nor being able to be used as evidence in the court.
Few weeks ago, due to Perak crisis, DAP National Leader, Mr Karpal Singh has asked the Opposition Leader to step down and this has also been made publicly. Isn't this has caused insecurity in people who supported the Pakatan Rakyat coalition? Will they continue to have full confidence on the said coalition? For the sake of the people and the coalition, wouldn't it be better if such thing to be discussed among themselves i.e. holding a meeting to talk about that, or at least has a face-to-face conversation. Such harsh statement, once made, will not be able to be taken back. But at least it has shown the impact and served as a good lesson to them. I agreed that as the National Leader, he has his right as well as his own view on how he would like to convey his message. I also agreed with his intention - for the good of the people. However, using publicly statement to attack his own coalition will achieve more bads than goods which I personally think so. After all who will gain the benefit of such inner war, if any? Once again, I am not saying that he has done something wrong, but there are a lot of ways to work something out. In the midst of crisis, it is very important to do the right things. Both matured men (leaders), sit down and talk nicely. Helping and worsening are just a slim-line-separated.
yellowhen
p/s: This article has been written to express the author (which is me)'s comments on political issues happened in Malaysia based on his personal view. It has been written with bona fide or good intention and such contents have nothing intended to cause any seditious. Any words, sentences or phrases which have excited any dissatisfaction or hatred, are much regretted. There is no mala fide or any bad intention in writing this piece of article. It is merely a piece of experience sharing, thus, has no legal effect nor being able to be used as evidence in the court.
I was caught
你bla bla... 他#$%%$... 我bla bla bla... 我@%#$%#^... 她bla bla...
Henry, don't speak Chinese in my class!
No, no. no. I am not, I am speaking English.
And why do your english sounds so chinese?!
-Laughters-
(ok, ok... I am speaking Chinese)
Yes, I am still the same old me - being naughty in class.
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
Love your juniors
Ever sit down and think of how you have been given chances and chances when you have done wrong in your early age? Pieces of advice, had then been trying to deliver to us. Why so? Why don't our seniors just slammed us with all those blames? The answer is so simple - they loved us. Do we ever realise that then? I remembered back in my year when I had a few seniors who really helped us so sincerely throughout our tenure. And of course there was a senior too who didn't really show a good example as a senior. At the end, she was boycotted by us. This is not my concern here.
Personally, I have been looking at my juniors - batch after batch growing up. Besides observing, another thing that I will most of the time been doing is advising. I don't really know if my advices have been adapted or not, or maybe it is useful and practical. Be it or not, I knew I have this responsibility to do so. Yes, everyone has been telling me, batch by batch, thanks for your advice, thanks for sharing, so on and so forth. I don't really know whether this is just a formality to simply say a thank you and then bye bye. Or is either they just let me talk what I wanted to say, and that's it. I don't really care about that. I just know what I have done is deeply came from my sincere heart. I do everything with the intention to see them growing. I wasn't paid a single cent by any parties for advising. I didn't receive any award for doing so. If I did, I am willing to do more than that.
It is so important for us as seniors to guide our juniors. Merely sharing our experiences is more than sufficient. At least we let them understand that we have been facing the same difficulties. This at least has shown that we are being supportive to them. One might think of the importance of such supports, but trust me, it really helps a lot. This encouragement has been the mechanism to motivate them with more confidence to work towards goals.
On the other hand, if we are just being a bit critical and only criticize on them, will they really be able to grow up? In certain cases, yes it may. Will it work if we are just talking at their back? What will be then their feelings if they know that we have been talking about their "lackness" at their back? Let's think wisely. What is then our true and main concern? We as the seniors deeply concern of their growth. Then why don't we discharge our duty in more practical way? Today's juniors will reflect how much efforts we have been putting in to develop them. How much shame has been caused will not be their fault, but ours. Isn't it naive if we are "attacking" our own juniors, instead of nurturing them? Remember, love them.
yellowhen
p/s: This article has been written in a very calm way based on the author (which is me)'s experiences. It has been written with sincere wish to see them grow in this noble society as how we grew during our years. Any words, sentences or phrases which excite any dissatisfaction or hatred, are much regretted. There is no mala fide or any bad intention in writing this piece of article. It is merely a piece of experience sharing, thus, has no legal effect nor being able to be used as evidence in the court.
Personally, I have been looking at my juniors - batch after batch growing up. Besides observing, another thing that I will most of the time been doing is advising. I don't really know if my advices have been adapted or not, or maybe it is useful and practical. Be it or not, I knew I have this responsibility to do so. Yes, everyone has been telling me, batch by batch, thanks for your advice, thanks for sharing, so on and so forth. I don't really know whether this is just a formality to simply say a thank you and then bye bye. Or is either they just let me talk what I wanted to say, and that's it. I don't really care about that. I just know what I have done is deeply came from my sincere heart. I do everything with the intention to see them growing. I wasn't paid a single cent by any parties for advising. I didn't receive any award for doing so. If I did, I am willing to do more than that.
It is so important for us as seniors to guide our juniors. Merely sharing our experiences is more than sufficient. At least we let them understand that we have been facing the same difficulties. This at least has shown that we are being supportive to them. One might think of the importance of such supports, but trust me, it really helps a lot. This encouragement has been the mechanism to motivate them with more confidence to work towards goals.
On the other hand, if we are just being a bit critical and only criticize on them, will they really be able to grow up? In certain cases, yes it may. Will it work if we are just talking at their back? What will be then their feelings if they know that we have been talking about their "lackness" at their back? Let's think wisely. What is then our true and main concern? We as the seniors deeply concern of their growth. Then why don't we discharge our duty in more practical way? Today's juniors will reflect how much efforts we have been putting in to develop them. How much shame has been caused will not be their fault, but ours. Isn't it naive if we are "attacking" our own juniors, instead of nurturing them? Remember, love them.
yellowhen
p/s: This article has been written in a very calm way based on the author (which is me)'s experiences. It has been written with sincere wish to see them grow in this noble society as how we grew during our years. Any words, sentences or phrases which excite any dissatisfaction or hatred, are much regretted. There is no mala fide or any bad intention in writing this piece of article. It is merely a piece of experience sharing, thus, has no legal effect nor being able to be used as evidence in the court.
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