About last night
Last night was a dreadful night for me. I was trying hard to ignore the crackling noises of those CNY firecrackers but was in vain and in pain. I've tried to close my ears with pinning down the cotton pillow on, but hell! I was tossing left and right and front and on my back to *try* and ignore those stupid ignorant people. Aren't firecrackers suppose to be banned? I wondered why aren't any police officers arrest these people? there are a fine line to compromise with this, not until wee hours in the morning!! argh! I hate losing my important 8 hours sleep!
Jac superb performance
Yay! Gemilang won two awards last night over AJL for best ballad song and Song of The Year. I was perplexed when Hazami was announced as the Best Vocal. Wh...at? Hazami? Heh heh wonder how ZR will re-act to this as his voice are much better than the actual singer of TEKAD! I was amazed again of Mawi Fanatics who turned to be racist and blind to the fact that Jac has a class of her own, nobody can even sing Gemilang like her, she has cursed the song. To me Jac can easily secured that Best Vocal and Best Performance easily...but who knows AJL might have some diplomatic reasons to make (nearly) everyone happy. Anyho, congrats to the geniuses as well, Mr. Aubrey Suwito and Mr. Asmin Mudin, Hazami (adeh) and Mawi of course on the much expected winning for his Best performance and Best Creative Pop category.
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Today something caught my eyes
I was vetting tru The Star today and was stopped dead at these articles 1. Single Life
and 2. Four Weddings and My Funeral
It seemed that all my inner monologues were repeated by women of about my age too. We city gals are deemed to be more career thirst and seek freedom of doing things on our own. Well, for example, I need my *alone* time dwelling at home, do my sports and stuff and hunger for new exploration (like travelling).
For me it's not that we are too choosy or failed to get any men's attention but simply in my own word, tidak ada jodoh. Funny thing is, yours truly loathe weddings and big family reunion, just like other single gals too. If only married couples aren't obliged to match make us the singletons and queried about our *marriagable self* such as "Why aren't you married?", "Be more flexible in choosing partner", bladibla kinda crap...BAH!
Last night was a dreadful night for me. I was trying hard to ignore the crackling noises of those CNY firecrackers but was in vain and in pain. I've tried to close my ears with pinning down the cotton pillow on, but hell! I was tossing left and right and front and on my back to *try* and ignore those stupid ignorant people. Aren't firecrackers suppose to be banned? I wondered why aren't any police officers arrest these people? there are a fine line to compromise with this, not until wee hours in the morning!! argh! I hate losing my important 8 hours sleep!
Jac superb performance
Yay! Gemilang won two awards last night over AJL for best ballad song and Song of The Year. I was perplexed when Hazami was announced as the Best Vocal. Wh...at? Hazami? Heh heh wonder how ZR will re-act to this as his voice are much better than the actual singer of TEKAD! I was amazed again of Mawi Fanatics who turned to be racist and blind to the fact that Jac has a class of her own, nobody can even sing Gemilang like her, she has cursed the song. To me Jac can easily secured that Best Vocal and Best Performance easily...but who knows AJL might have some diplomatic reasons to make (nearly) everyone happy. Anyho, congrats to the geniuses as well, Mr. Aubrey Suwito and Mr. Asmin Mudin, Hazami (adeh) and Mawi of course on the much expected winning for his Best performance and Best Creative Pop category.
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Today something caught my eyes
I was vetting tru The Star today and was stopped dead at these articles 1. Single Life
and 2. Four Weddings and My Funeral
It seemed that all my inner monologues were repeated by women of about my age too. We city gals are deemed to be more career thirst and seek freedom of doing things on our own. Well, for example, I need my *alone* time dwelling at home, do my sports and stuff and hunger for new exploration (like travelling).
For me it's not that we are too choosy or failed to get any men's attention but simply in my own word, tidak ada jodoh. Funny thing is, yours truly loathe weddings and big family reunion, just like other single gals too. If only married couples aren't obliged to match make us the singletons and queried about our *marriagable self* such as "Why aren't you married?", "Be more flexible in choosing partner", bladibla kinda crap...BAH!
Yeah, I've seen those celebrities with that lil bums and all, like that of Angelina Jolie and Katie Holmes and the Afflecks' baby. Neo once asked me one critical question. Do I want him or do I want a husband? hmm...its a difficult one for me. Time is a critical essence for me. I want babies. I want a family but I can't be selfish of wanting those without really loving a man, can I? Marriage is not just about partnership, teamwork and companionship, but its about developing a new future for your next generation, extending and expanding your own genes,, and InsyaAllah a better generation of *us*...
That is why we have to be choosy. Its important to choose someone who's gonna be your kids' father and your own khalif to guide you. It's not something you can just shut your eyes and ears as marriage is not something you can gamble away. It's NOT!
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On why the Danes provoked us, MuslimsHmm maybe the only answer is that they want to prove that Islam means terror, so they provoked us, and they achieved their goal by the (no thanks) Syrian people who set fire on danish embbasy.
I was saddened by Islam's being mocked and shoved around like its some kinda joke to some ignorant people on earth. Can you see us laughing? To us it can be as far as insulting and blasphemy as we Muslims are forbidden to draw our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) what more to make jokes about it? We love him as we are his Ummah..."ummati....ummati...ummati..." That were the last words he said when he was about to leave us for good. This showed how he loved his ummah (muslims during and after he passed away).
So what should we do as his Ummah? Violence is not the answer.
If they [Danish/French] want to defend their freedom of speech, then Muslims should also be able to exercise their freedom by boycotting products of French, Danish, Norwegian [please add to this list, including Israel], withdrawal of ambassador, cancel trading agreement etc.
So sign on this petition! http://new.petitiononline.com/Antislam/petition.html
InsyaAllah, they're already economically crippled starting Day One when they won't apologise for publishing the caricatures, and will collapse if all Muslims unite! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar! Allahu Akbar!
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