Monday, October 5, 2009
3oct - i went to KL.. sampai KL sentral around 12, and jmpe AZIE.. damn i miss you bebeh.. we talked about an hour je coz i needed to go somewhere else..krg imagine le, sejam lebey je.. tp ktrg sempat je update smua mende..hahahahah.
..and ohh this is the day where my bro IS and i went to lanchang for a mission..jeng3~~
4 oct - wanna visit some of my relatives over in KL (cik ma g PD, kak miza g kedah.. only cik nah je kat umah). da lama x jumpe drg, i thought it would be awkward but then we juz be there as if it's our house..huhu~ seske ati menghuha and makan2...and it turned out i spent a night over there..
5oct - pulang ke pangkal jalan... =)
Thursday, October 1, 2009
A weird love story has come out of China recently and managed to touch the world. It is a story of a man and an older woman who ran off to live and love each other in peace for over half century.
Over 50 years ago, Liu, was a 19 years-old boy, fell in love with a 29 year-old widowed mother named Xu. At the time, it was unacceptable and immoral for a young man to love an older woman.
To avoid the market gossips, the couple decided to elope and lived in a cave in Jiangjin County in Southern ChongQing area.
In the beginning, they had nothing, no electricity or even food. They had to eat grass and roots they found in the mountain, and Liu made a kerosene lamp that they used to lighten up their lives.
Starting the second year of living in the mountain, Liu began, and continue for over 50 years, to hand carve the steps so that his wife could get down the mountain easily.
A half century later in 2001, a group of adventures were exploring the forest, they surprisingly found the elderly couple and the over 6,000 stairs of hand carved ladder.
“My parents loved each other so much, they have lived in seclusion for over 50 years and never been apart a single day.” Liu MingSheng, one of their seven children said, “He hand carved more than 6,000 steps over the years for my mother’s convenience, although she doesn’t go down the mountain that much.”
The couple had lived in peace for over 50 years until last week. Liu, now 72 years-old, returned from his daily farm work and collapsed. Xu sat and prayed with her husband as he passed away in her arms.
So in love with Xu, was Liu, that no one was able to release the grip he had on his wife’s hand even after he had passed away.
“You promised me you’ll take care of me, you’ll always be with me until the day I died, now you left before me, how am I going to live without you?” … …
Xu spent days softly repeating this sentence and touching her husband’s black coffin with tears rolling down her cheeks.
In 2006, their story had became one of the top 10 love stories from China, collected by the Chinese Women Weekly. The local government has decided to preserve the love carved stairs and the place they lived as a museum, so this love story can live forever.
me: sgt terharu......but..haiyh, sgt jeles dgn pompuan itu..
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
rak cd - "ssh nak pos"
frames - "da ramai org kasi nih"
towel - "typical ar wei"
shelf - "da habis stock?! ceh"
couple shirt - "xde yg cantik"
steel container - "ehh..cantik la, tp ape neh? egg holder?? err.."
pictures - "x bes yg scenery, aku ske abtract"
wall clock - "rm1++ ?? mhl gile"
periuk - "ssh kot nak pos"


Thursday, September 24, 2009
my dear friends and stalkers, a very good night i bid to all. today, i would like to make a speech entitled:-
"Why Do We SHOUT?!"
hehehe~~~
'Why do we SHOUT instead of speak when we are ANGRY?'
All the students thought for a while. One answered
'Because we lost our cool. That's why we SHOUT.'
Asked the professor again,
'But the person is just right next to you, why can't we talk softly but have to SHOUT?'
Everyone gave their opinions but none was accepted by the professor.
Lastly explained by the professor
'But as we SHOUT, we get ANGRIER.. And we felt we drift apart further. So we SHOUT even louder...'
'It is the opposite when we are in LOVE. Not only we do not shout, we whisper into each other ears. Why?'
'This is because our hearts are very close, almost never apart. As our love deepen, we reach a state of communication where there is no need for words.'
'We understand each other well enough just by exchanging look,'
concluded the professor.
'Therefore, when we are arguing, DO NOT speak words that will make our hearts drift apart. WAIT a few days. When you feel your hearts are no longer far apart, pick up the conversation and continue from there.









