"Graduation is a time of completion, of finishing, of an ending,
however, it is also a time of celebration of achievement and
a beginning for the new graduate."Catherine Pulsifer
Monday, June 28, 2010
Result came out..thank YOU
Sunday, June 27, 2010
The one with the weekend..again
Well where should I begin with? Of-course with the weekend I reckon, apart from my long FRIENDS sitcom marathon which currently I am in the last season. Seriously I laughed myself out loud until I forgot to eat my meal which suddenly I had a serious gastric while doing some more packing stuff in the very gigantic hot sunny weather..Speaking about weather, I've had not really enough good sleep after my last paper exam here as it was totally serious said, hot and dry like feeling roasted in the oven thing!My face, hands tanned really dark and having shower twice a day is A MUST! I think I prefer autumn and spring season loads!
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Love Happens

After finished watching a great movie Love Happens played by Jennifer Aniston and Aaron Eckhart, I kinda love the storyline that trying to make me think. Yes, in our life, we've never actually being truth and pretending anything happened in the past we can handled it smooth. Yet deep inside our mind and heart, something is actually just not right but we try to cover it up and keep it shut.
1) quidnunc [ˈkwɪdˌnʌŋk]
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p.s. In that movie it shows something like, busy body
2) POPPYSMIC/pɒˈpɪzmɪk/
Produced with smacking of the lips.
You won’t see this in your local newspaper any day soon. It comes from the Latin poppysma, via the defunct French popisme. Romans used the original for a kind of lip-smacking, clucking noise that signified satisfaction and approval, especially during lovemaking. In French, it referred to the tongue-clicking tsk-tsk sound that riders use to encourage their mounts. The only writer in English known to have used our word was James Joyce, in a stage direction in Ulysses: “FLORRY WHISPERS TO HER. WHISPERING LOVEWORDS MURMUR, LIPLAPPING LOUDLY, POPPYSMIC PLOPSLOP.”
Monday, June 21, 2010
My precious weekend

Saturday, June 19, 2010
Thursday, June 17, 2010
I love beach!!! So what?!

Sunday, June 13, 2010
Hiking at Brecon Beacons National Park
Tuesday, June 08, 2010
My hobby is back!

Almost a year I never read a single book during my past time. (To be true I did managed finish reading new novel from Cecelia Ahern which I could not hold to wait until end of term, this is crazy to wait longer for a new book!)Actually I didn't have any available time to finish reading a book but I do have time to grab 2 or 3 interesting books whenever my eyes catching those precious lists of title which came in my mind. I am a hard die fans of books since I was 4 or 5 years old. You name it every books title that published since I was a beautiful child, even in my primary school library, my favourite place during recess. My parents will took us to the public library during weekend or all of us will hangout in the book store for hours! Ok during that time it was only both of us, Daus and I. Yet and Ali, the other two brothers of mine, I never see them obsessed with books. Especially with the youngest bro, he never care of any book or school exercise books! What a waste..
Opening with a dramatic afternoon on Crete when mother-of-three Samantha Smythe almost loses one of her beloved sons, Lost and Found seems at first glance like just another hen-lit novel. However, as you get deeper into the story, Samantha slowly fleshes out into a three-dimensional character with more on her mind than her adoration for her children.
Lucy Cavendish’s talent lies in creating believable characters, especially the three children, with Edward, the ten-year-old providing a wonderful world-view that juxtaposes Samantha’s sensible standpoint, sweet, ever-hopeful Bennie and Rice-Crispie-obsessed Jamie. Au-pair Wendy is also fabulous, with her no-nonsense attitude and gradual metamorphosis from chicken-nugget-guzzling lump to a svelte, but still blunt-talking, sex-bomb.
However, it is the arrival of ten-year-old Lexie, the daughter of Samantha’s childhood friend Naomi, who adds intrigue to the mix, and keeps you hooked.
Whether you have children, want to have children, or are happy to keep your interaction with children as an occasional but amusing pastime, Lucy’s deft portrait of a modern family with all its unruly extras will warm you through and through. And if you adored the book Black Beauty by Anna Sewell as a child, you’ll be in heaven.
Ok. Gotta go fellas, need to catching up with this book and my long forever comedy series, Friends.
p/s: I got an interview for part time job at Coryton, Cardiff tomorrow at 1pm. Wish me luck so that I have enough money to survive while I am here..
Monday, June 07, 2010
2am early breakfast with Subway

Friday, June 04, 2010
The Picnic and Period pain
The picnic was great! Taking place at Cosmeston Country Lake Park, Vale of Glamorgan. We had a nice chicken satay, chicken BBQ, coleslaw, fried noodles,deserts,food, food, food, etc.































