so hope 4 the best la..as i always do..

a piece of my mind..

owh, today i have been given the weirdest job ever at work..
guest wat?! i have to decorate the office for Raya celebration!
i was like..why r u so obsess with me..haha..kidding..
i was like..u r not joking r u?(but i never said it cz duhh, it was my boss..)

so i was like oookkeeeeyy...
so there was i looking around..thinking bout ways to decorate the place..
which at that time..i got none..
haha..
but no worries..i will think bout something..plus my boss gave me rm100 to buy stuff i needed..
so hope 4 the best la..as i always do..

need i say more..

people care less and less everyday..
why is this happening?i dont know..
maybe some of you guys out there could tell me bout it..

owh,btw..i already applied to continue my degree in Uitm..
but im not sure what course should i take..
still undecided..

work..good
gf..fine but i miss her..
life..overall is good..

so,need i say more..

whats on my mind..

its been a while i havent write anything..
i didnt have think to write..or maybe im too lazy to write..haha..
i dont know..i cant imagine myself writing 4 3 hours or updating my fb o friendster evry single day..
it hurt ur eyes, u know..

well, i decided to write anyway..
its because i damn miss my life back in sarawak..
yeah, people always write bout their experiences and how they miss their home..
home sick to be exact..but im different i suppose..
i miss my frens who i spent 2 years living in a same house..
miss the way i live my life there..free of responsibility, free of any nuisance and distractions..
there were distractions tho but somehow i love it..i embraced it, i learned from it, i grew from it..
i became immune..i dont know to wat actually,but i felt great..

i miss those days where i woke up and what i saw were my frens..
toto, shahrul and a small tv with astro decoder under it..yeah,we cant live without it..
guys have their reason..football..haha..
we have to share bathrooms and went to class together..miss some classes together too..haha..
i missed the calmness in desa ilmu..just spend a week or two there..its totally different from here..
its not that im saying im not happy here..i have every reason to be happy..
i have my family and my frens..
but its totally different over there..and i love it..
my frens,my lecturers,my gurl...they were my fam back then..
it was the best 3 years of my entire life..
knowing people over there..went thru some very odd experiences..
but you still happy..coz u have them..u know u could trust them..
im mumbling but to those people who were there, experiencing the same thing..
maybe they will know what im talking about..
and make sense out of it..

there is a bigger world out there..its not just about ur room, ur laptop, ur cat, ur fam, ur frens..
its about experiencing probably the best moment in ur life..if u miss it,sucks to be u..
hahaha..
but for me..i wish i could repeat those 3 years again n again..
but i doubt that will happen coz in the end, u just have to move on..
i never regret i took my degree in sarawak..
i never regret i had to spend 1 more sem there..
i never regret knowing my frens there.
i never regret knowing my gurl..emmy...
to be honest, i never had any regrets while im there..
everything was so make sense and just simple and...beautiful..
there were some minor set backs tho..
but hey,if god created a perfect man n women, why He made heaven and hell?
imperfection makes u perfect..
sorry..to much novels i guest..haha..
i wanted to add some pics..but im lazzy to re-size it..:p

till next time..

didnt post anything lately..

hey,sorry guys..
i didnt post anything lately cz im just bz with fam matters..

cute one duwh..hee..

promise u i'll post somethng,k..
there are things dat need to be discuss..
bt later ya..

Manchester United finally stumbles..

manchester united lost 0 - 2 to Barcelona..

i was not totally surprise cause barca were a good side and played very good football..
good passong play added with a lot of possession..
credit to messi and iniesta tho..
they really thrashed united defense, in my opinion..
with their light speed runs..
even the best defender in the world could hardly catch up..

2 mamat ni trbaik duwh..
at last messi, u can brag all summer bout diz!

dah2, jgn nangis..next season ada lg..
(itu pn klau ko msh ada lg kt Manutd la)

ronaldo played ok at first..
wasted a couple of good chances early in the game..
but sadly, on second half, not the ronaldo we wanted..
guest messi is the best after all..
the rest of united players were kept quite by the barca superb passing game..

altho it was hard to see my fav team lost..
but in the end, we have to admit barca was a better team 2nite..(they managed to do treble diz season) ...
better luck next time, united..

FA Cup & Premier League

ps:dapat 2 trophy pn consider ok dr xda,rite?

BlaBlaBla..

aku dah abis bca novel Dan Brown..
the ending was good bt not that exciting..
the best thing was i learn a 2 bout decrypting codes..
cool huh?
haha..


decrypt diz one if u guys can..:)

H KNUD SGHR ANNJ

hint: shift each letter one space forward in the alphabet


the thing is the novel was good..
recommend u guys to buy duwh..
:)

Things U Should Aware About..Environment..

damn! we should really take notice bout THIS!

Environmental changes could wipe out some of the world's most well-known travel destinations

By Megan Angelo

s if an eroding worldwide economy weren’t enough to depress travel this year, some hot spots are facing even scarier scenarios: sinking, melting, or literally vanishing from the face of the earth. Thanks to global warming and tourist wear and tear, locales from the Galápagos Islands to Croatia’s Dalmatian coast are breaking down.

Maldive Islands

Country: Republic of Maldives

The Maldives

At stake: $490 million

On the Ground: This chain of islands in the Indian Ocean is about three feet above sea level, and scientists fear it could be submerged by 2050. A $63 million buffer built in the 1990s hasn’t solved the problem, so the government is in talks to relocate all 386,000 of its residents to either Sri Lanka, Australia, or India. That would end the Maldives’ tourism industry—more than 600,000 people visit annually—which accounts for 30 percent of the country’s gross domestic product.

By the numbers: The Maldives could be completely submerged as early as 2050.

Dalmation Coast

Country: Croatia

The Dalmation Coast

At stake: $9 billion

On the ground: The Dalmatian coast, with its picturesque white beaches, became a travel-media darling about a decade ago. Since 1999, the annual tourist count has shot up from 5 million to 11 million. To help boost revenue in its tiny seaside villages, Croatia initially encouraged foreign investment in the villas that dot its coast.

But last year, the government reversed its position, imposing a new set of laws on villa owners that requires them to register for business as well as ­residential permits, a process that can take as long as a year. The new layer of red tape has scared away ­foreign ­investment and is threatening Croatian tourism revenue, which makes up 12 percent of the country’s GDP.

By the numbers: Since 1999, the annual tou

rist count has shot up from 5 million to 11 million.

Great Barrier Reef

Country: Australia

At stake: $46 million

On the ground: Because of heavy tourist traffic, ocean acidification, and rising water temperatures, the 135,000 square miles of live coral off Australia’s northeast coast are shrinking rapidly. To slow the erosion, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority has imposed limits on ship passage and has blocked off some areas surrounding the reef to oversize yachts and cruise lines like Royal Caribbean. So far, these measures have had little impact: In January, the Australian Institute of Marine Science released a study stating that the coral’s natural growth has decreased by 14 percent since 1990. Experts say that by 2050, water temperatures will rise by 1.5°C and the reef will have lost about 95 percent of its living coral.

By the numbers: By 2050, the reef will have lost an estimated 95 percentof its living coral.

Mount Kilimanjaro

Country: Tanzania

At stake: $1 billion

On the ground: About 15,000 climbers tackle Kilimanjaro each year, making the mountain one of the world’s most popular climbs. But the glaciers that cover the landmark are receding rapidly. They’ve lost 84 percent of their ice since 1912 and today cover less than one square mile. Scientists believe the glaciers could be gone completely by 2020, taking with them Tanzania’s main tourist draw. As a result, travelers are flocking to the mountain in greater numbers than ever before. Some of them are combining troubleshooting with sightseeing to help alleviate the problem: Abercrombie & Kent offers expeditions in which travelers (paying $8,195 apiece) deliver weather-monitoring devices to various spots on the cliffs.

By the numbers: Mount Kilimanjaro’s glaciers have lost 84 percent of their ice since 1912.

The Alps

Country: Switzerland

At stake: $17 billion

On the ground: More than 8 million people travel to Switzerland every year, many of them to ski the country’s world-famous Alps. Because of global warming, it is estimated that about 40 percent of the mountain range’s pristine skiing areas will disappear by 2100. Low-altitude destinations are especially susceptible because of their warmer temperatures, and owners have already had to turn to artificial snow to get through the season. The owner of one ski complex in Ernen sold his property to a British businessman for one Swiss franc last year. Other spots—like the $125 million InterContinental Davos, slated to open in 2011—are scrambling to add attractions that don’t require snow, such as indoor sports facilities and spas.

By the numbers: About 40 percent of the Alps’ skiing areas will disappear by 2100.

Galápagos Islands

Country: Ecuador

At stake: $418 million

On the ground: The number of visitors to the archipelago, where Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution, has increased from 40,000 to 180,000 since 1990; air traffic, meanwhile, has risen by 193 percent since 2001. Those trends are likely to accelerate this year, the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth. Even today, scientists consider the Galápagos to be the world’s purest biodiversity environment, so they’re especially concerned about the way the traffic surge will affect the islands’ life forms. They consider 39 percent of animal species, 50 percent of marine species, and 59 percent of plant species to be threatened. To curb the problem, Ecuador is considering setting a yearly tourist cap and imposing an entry fee of up to $300.

By the numbers: Since 1990, visitors to the Galápagos have more than quadrupled, to 180,000.

so, keep the environment clean and STOP POLLUTING the environment!