Semalam Dalam Sejarah

And after a long hiatus, I'm back with a new post. This will be a rather random post cause I have nothing in particular to write.

During the time I'm hiatusing, many things happened. One of them makes me want to post a new entry. What is it? Yesterday was the very first time Safwan became an imam in a Turkish mosque. Now, that's cool. He wore the jubah and all. Menggeletar lutut pakcik Turki sebab lame sangat sembahyang. Kalau diorang jadi imam, kalah bullet train kat jepun tu ...

Then there's this majlis raya that we organize. Because of our lack of experience, many food gone to waste (By experience, I mean in organizing. We certainly didn't lack the cooking experience. Perasan). Safwan and his biscuits were amazing. Amir's (I can't pronounce Gedos's, can you?) rendang was the bomb. Din's ayam masak merah was nice. My agar-agar have the same compliment from Didie as from the year before. Then there were soto + lontong by Nidzam, cakes by our two flowers from Bocholt, Eli and Liza (The apple pies were DELICIOUS!) and lemang.

A while back I watched a drama ranked 2nd in my top 10 list. The tittle is Shotgun Marriage. "Ryoko in it, what more can I ask", I said to myself. But then, the humour in the drama was just great with Abe Hiroshi and this guy that I forget his name. Maybe I'll list down the 10 dramas in my latter posts.

This semester I'm taking the English class (Note the use of the instead of an). I thought this paper would be the easiest to pass. Little did I know this would be a memorizing paper. Who in the world use the term isosceles triangle (Triangle with at least two same sides) and then explain other term, that is equilateral triangle (Triangle with all same sides), with isosceles triangle. They explain it like this: Equilateral triangle is a special type of isosceles triangle. "Duh, do we speak the same language teacher?", I said in a rather low tone.

So, that's it folks. Do expect another long spell of hiatus. This semester is sucking my blood dry.

Quote of the Day

"Exam is a dialogue. First it's a dialogue with others. Then it's a dialogue with yourselves." - Sakuragi Kenji, Dragon Zakura