My 2 Able Young Ladies and Two Able Young Man.

Aimi Dear

When the going gets tough,the tough gets going'.
We can pleased people sometimes but not all the time.
Yeap,when we are in the acedemic world and far away from home,all sort of consideration came across our mind.
Be in command.
You are one brave young lady and I am proud of you.
Your consistent and determination since wee lad,shows the quality in you.
We love you and pray for your success.
Stay focus.

Nana,

Focus,focus and focus.Keep the violin in tune.
SPM 2010.
hmmmmmmmmm.......Physic,Add Maths and Bio pleased.
Medical Fac.pleased.

Abang,
You're almost there!!
Sharp,witty and be kind to fellow human.
Look each and everyone,eye to eye.!!
Dalam dunia kerjaya 'tikam dari belakang perkara biasa' !!.
Tabah dan pasrah.
Finally,get the most expensive leather shoes,pleased !.
Locke or Berret is a good pair.
It represent character.

Afly,
Your 'A' Level pleased.
Good Architecture School are really demanding.
There is always hope with determination,effort and persistency.

Papa loves you all.

How You Groom Your Children Is Your Choise!! BUT....

I couldn't resist but to continued to blog of what I feel in my heart.

Recently,one of my nephew did very well indeed along with other 100,000(I think) our Malaysian children whom score straight 'A' in their UPSR exam.
He was selected to one of the most prestige elite grooming school in my home town Malacca.
There was other 2 nephews and a niece whom graduated from the College when the college just open its doors to Malaysian children back in early 90's

All three have already graduate and work and the niece is already a Cpt.(Dr)with our ATM Medical Corp.
Thanks to the philotropist and his team whom started the college and for giving all able young sod a FREE good education while they was there.
All three jes recently embark into a career path.

May Allah protects all of you three,Aki,Aida and Reza.hmmmmm......terus.

The college aim is to produce a well rounded future Malaysian corporate figure.
Wallah yaalam.(go ahead and for haven sake boys!!! go with God)

But.....today I recieve a news, another nephew got a place.
Great ....but the fees for Form 1 registration is a galloping amount of $21,000.00, bill to his parents.
What!!!!!!!!holly cow!!!!!son of the gun!!!!

Well,I thought Sek.Alam Shah,Sri Putri at PutraJaya and many more public funded full boarding school is also able to produce talented Malaysian too.And its is FREE!!!

If you have $21,000,from my six sense,it is wiser to sponsor 5 ophan of your son age(yatim piatu)school them,feed them and teach them.
I am sure Sekolah Alam Shah and others do have bright ophan children whom we could look after.Sponsor them all till they complete their education.
I'm sure they will be gratefull and thankful for your contribution.

Learn !! from him

Your son and daughters will have a pure and genuine net working when he/she embark on future plans.Insyallah.
Dont be self centred and selfish invidual but be truthful.
It is danger to play with image and image maker.
If you have do it,do solely for God sake and not for an 'ego ride'.

All the other 3 was given a scholarship but sad to say the icon couldn't managed to sponsor anymore bright Malaysian or was it too big of an ambition plan when he built the college?
Well,that's life what come around,turns around.

I puzzle at the whopping amount.
I ask myself do we need to pay such a big amount?
Not until I brows at Sir Ken Robinson

My thought still remain puzzle and so many unanswered question came running in my mind after listening to his talk.
What a whoppper!!
The truth is,I dont like all elitist colleges philosophical approached toward streaming lining and compartmentalization of society via education.

Have a deep thought on what you about to listen by Sir Ken Robinson.
The world is about to change.

By the way, my beloved Nana and Alia got a straight 8 'A's' during last PMR exam.
Way to go my gals.......terus.
Both of them was at home and at normal co-ed day school.

Thus,I reckons grades doesn't come with school tags or does it?

Anak Ku Moshen

Anakanda,

Ayahanda mengucapkan syabas diatas kebekesanan lakunan anakanda.Adik-adik mu pulang dari pawagam tempoh hari melahirkan rasa kepuasan diatas film lakunan anakanda dan pasangan anakanda.

Bonda Yasmin arif dan kenal tentang 'MUTU' dan kearah 'Yang Bermutu'.Ayahanda mengucapkan sekalung penghargaan keatas team work anakanda.

Hanya,ayahanda ingin berpesan saperti Lokhman a.s berpesan kepada anaknya.Andaikata anakanda kelak akan mengecapi kemewahan dan punyai ramai kenalan,ayahanda hanya ingin berpesan laluil lah jalan itu dengan tenang dan melangkah dengan gagah berani,dan anakanda harus peka akan keadaan disekeliling anakanda dan berjalanlah dibumi Allah ini dengan tabah dan pasrah dengan bebola mata tajam merenung bumi yang bergelora ini.

Wassalam.

The Pencil

The pencil maker told his pencils five important lessons.

1st. everything you do will always leave a mark.

2nd. you can always correct your mistakes.

3rd. what is important is what is inside you.

4th. in life you will undergo painful sharpenings which will make you a better pencil.

5th. to be the best pencil you can you must allow yourself to be guided by the hand that holds you.

Good Old Imam

Several years ago an imam moved to my area. He often took the bus from his home to the downtown area. Some weeks after he arrived, he had occasion to ride the same bus. When he sat down, he discovered that the driver had accidentally given him twenty cents too much change.
As he considered what to do, he thought to himself, you better give the twenty cents back. It would be wrong to keep it. Then he thought, oh forget it, it's only twenty cents..
Who would worry about this little amount? Anyway, the bus company already gets too much fare; they will never miss it. Accept it as a gift from Almighty Allah and keep quiet.
When his stop came, the Imam paused momentarily at the door, then he handed the twenty cents back to the driver and said " Here, you gave me too much change." The driver with a smile replied,
" Aren't you the new Imam in this area? I have been thinking lately about going to worship at your mosque. I just wanted to see what you would do if I gave you too much change."
When the Imam stepped off the bus, his knees became weak and soft. He had to grab the nearest light pole and held for support, and looked up to the heavens and cried
"Oh Allah, I almost sold Islam for twenty cents!

Remember, we may never see the impact our actions have on people. Sometimes we are the only knowledge of Quran someone will read, or the only Islam a non-Muslim will see. What we need to provide, Insha Allah is an example for others to see. Be careful and be honest everyday, because you never know who is watching your actions and judging you.

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15 Feb · Wed 2006

The End of the Internet ?
WIth the recent announcement of how some larger Internet providers (AOL, Yahoo!) will be charging businesses to send certified e-mail, this article from The Nation may not be as ridiculous as the title sounds.

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Blogging Advise

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The Dangers of Blogging

I don't use my blog as a space to rant about things I can't handle in real life, or to attack, retaliate or hit out at someone I know personally with whom I can't do so in person. I believe if you can't face up to reality, don't create an alternate reality just so you can be boss in your little corner of cyberspace. What prompted me to write this now? Simply, I witnessed a couple of people who used their blogs as an extension to an argument they had otherwise relinquished in real life. In reality, they said they had spoken their piece and was done with it. In the blogosphere, it seems they aren't actually done with it yet. Too often people use blogs to make themselves out to be the victims in an argument. Last month, there was a similar incident where, again, the person went on her blog and ranted about how she had been wronged. Like I said, if you can't face up to reality, don't use an alternate one to validate youself. It's dangerous to live in an unreal environment and think that the response you get in that space is somehow valid. Your readers and commentors don't know you personally; the only side of you they see is what they read on your blog. Some commentors can be dangerous too. "Oh, don't worry, I've never met you but you feel like an old friend to me, and I know you're not that kind of person." I think ignorant comments like this do not help the delusioned blogger. If you've never met the person, then you've never met that person. Don't think that you know them just by their online persona, because nine out of ten times, people's online personae are the complete opposite of who they really are. It's also dangerous because things become one-sided and no one really knows the truth except to rely on the blogger's version of it. And what's worse is when some bloggers decide to name the people they're ranting against. Then you're involving a person's reputation and if your story is half-true or fictitious (as most of these rants are anyway), you could be held accountable for defamation. My rule in blogging is simple. If I can't handle it in real life, then I don't blog about it. What's the point? What good would it really do? Isn't it akin to talking to myself? If I have a problem with someone, I duke it out person to person, face to face. I admit, I've tried out a bitching space before, but I got tired of it because my problems didn't really go away, and nothing felt like it had any closure. And then there are those who confuse being outspoken with being rude and obnoxious. Hell no, they're not one and the same. Bitching is not being outspoken. It's just angry, pointless and unconstructive ranting. Unless, of course, it's not personal and/or to parody an issue or something.


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Agreed,as Don Tomasino advise to Micheale Carlone in " Godfather 2"
'...Micheal.....there is too many teachery in this world..."