Sketch : A Memory

This sketch was drew by my only younger sister, Fatimah which currently continuing her studies in medicine at Egypt. She said she missed me, thus she remembered this event and at instance she drew it just to make sure she’s not going to forget it.

Haha!

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The Full Bright Moon

This photo was taken at 01:49 a.m, 5th Nov 2009.
Settings: Focal Length 72.0 mm, Aperture f/8.0, Exposure 1/60, ISO 80
Location: Curtin Village, Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia.

Credit to Johan Iskandar for borrowing his Canon PowerShot S5 IS (Superzoom).

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Happy Eid Mubarak to all Muslim around the world and my family

Sincere from the bottom of my heart, I would like to wish all Muslim and my family back in Kelantan, Happy Eid Mubarak.

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It Has Been 3 years I’m in Miri

MAS Ticket to Miri

I would like to break the ‘geek’ mood today and this post will be a bit of emotional (don’t worry, not going to be a pathetical emotional entry).

It was 12th of August, year 2006. That was the date of my flight to Miri. On the plane, I was sitting next to one of my kakak, TC and next to Seqam (Johan Iskandar).

It has been 3 years since the first time i stepped my feet on this new land of mine, Miri (located in Sarawak, in case some people thought it is in Sabah). Personally, I have been living in the same house, the same room since I got here and it is feels like home to me now. Through the 3 years of journey, a lot of things happened and every bit of them have gotten us stronger and more matured.

*breath in. breath out. Fuh~

If I story to you everything that happened though out the years this entry will get pretty long. Nope. Very long indeed. Therefore, I’ll put photos just to refresh the memories

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Something That I love To Do When I Was A Kid : Playing Kite

Borneo International Kite Festival 2009 - Terrick

When I was a little kid, my brother and I used to create our own kites. From coconut leaves (what is Lidi in English?), if lucky, we’re using bamboo. These are the essential backbone of the kite. Threads from mom’s sewing kit and newspaper or huge plastic bag as the body of the kite.

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