Happy Birthday!

-
May 3, 2006.

It was 4 years back but the memory I think will never fade. I know from the day that the day will be the unforgotten one. I cant refrain myself to admit that my 17th birthday celebration is one of the most intrinsic part in my life.

At some point, the way my birthday was being celebrated stagged me but I still agree if some people say that the way it was being celebrated is a cliche. At almost 12, eyes being closed with napkin, walked down the stairs, being left alone in the center of the hostel and then whoosh ;) water being poured down from upstair then proceeded with flour and eggs. The best part was running around the hostel with joy and laughter. After they ran out of flour and eggs, I went back to my room, thinking of washing myself when a group of my friends sang Birthday songs. ;). "bla, bla, bla Happy Birthday!" and followed by an unknown shouting "Woi! Diamlah!". What a day ;)

It is a wonderful and most interesting birthday I have ever had. Friends. It is all because of having my dearest friends around. No one can make me laugh and smile the way they did. Nine sisters, I know I'd thanked you for this but I really want you to know that, that is the best day I've ever had. Thanks. ;)

HappY BirThDay!!!
Mood: Reminiscing best days in my life with wonderful people around. I miss the moments when everything is so sincere. 




If someone hurts you, remember the day when the others felicitate you and you'll be okay.
http://whi.s3.prod.lg1x8.simplecdn.net/images 022583/tumblr_l3mt76d9TL1qaxk9zo1_400_large.png?1279247505

Comments

Post a Comment

You say:

Popular posts from this blog

Parking Lot

-
Image
Parking Lot has been considered as one of the best practices in the 21st century classrooms besides the famous group seating arrangement. In Malaysian public schools especially in Sekolah Amanah, it is a mandatory  to prepare a space or an area in the class to put up a Parking Lot. Per contra , to date, teachers are having a lack of proper guidance on the use of Parking Lot as a consequence of  the non-existence of a blueprint or a printed guide from any Malaysian education departments on this practice . Worst, the knowledge of Parking Lot is succinctly dismantle to teachers while they are having courses on 21st century classroom or learning, during Professional Learning Communities (PLC) sessions or during department meetings. It is through these short sessions or meet-ups that Malaysian teachers are made aware of the benefits of Parking Lot. Even the practice could benefit both teacher and students, the lack of understanding on the practice  results failur...
Read more

Use Malay (L1) instead of English (L2) in English Lessons?

-
Image
The debate on the use of L1 in L2 lessons has been going on since forever. Different scholars come out with different theories and hypotheses yet no one theory or hypothesis has become the most significant. After all, it all depends on the teaching context. The use of L1 has always been a contentious issue. Teachers have choices whether to: ban L1; minimise L1; or maximise L2. Again, it all depends on the context the teachers are in. It is best to also mention that even so, teachers who resort to the L1, despite their best intentions, often feel guilty for straying from L2 path (Cook, 2001). However now, let's not talk about teacher's use of L1.  Let's look at student's use of L1 in L2 lessons.  Should we ban the use of L1 among students in L2 lessons? If not, why are there a lot of suggestions given to cut or limit the use of L1 in L2 lessons? I remember when I once made it a rule that students should only talk to me...
Read more

Nadia Anjuman

-
Image
What should I do with a broken wing Which does not let me fly? I have been silent too long, But I never forget the melody. Since every moment I whisper, The song from my heart. Reminding myself of the day, I will break free of this cage. By from this solitude, And sing with abandon. I am not a weak tree, To be shaken by any wind. I am an Afghan woman, It only makes sense to cry. Nadia Anjuman was a talented Afghani poet who was beaten to death by her husband at the age of 25.  Al-Fatihah.
Read more