3 March 2015, 15:.. WIB at Klinik Kerajaan Klang, Klang, Selangor, Malaysia
ENID HAMIL!
Bubbled Litle Thing Called LDL
Bahan:
Tepung terigu
Wortel, dicincang
Udang kering kecil
Lobak, dicincang
Daun BAwang, diiris kecil
3 siung bawang merah dan 3 siung juga bawang putih, haluskan
Semua bahan diaduk rata sama air, tambahkan garam halus 1sdt, lalu goreng sampai berwarna keemasan.
Gurrriiihhhh
Cheering up Neighbour Mission Accomplished
Egg Tart Selasa Pagi
Monday Tuesday oven openers ^_^
Cooking with Love
Baking with Passion
Serve before everyone’s Home
KeongMas
MCC Monday Cheese Chocolate Blackforest
Project Keong MAs Accomplished
Pie Telur Selasa Pagi
Failed as Keong Mas, MA get home while the permature tart still being baked ð
soo lezats
Saturday Hour Break with NHK
NHK Documentary
The Origin of Desease
Heart Desease
with Shinji Tamimura
Human suffering for heart desease since ancient time
Ancestor from africa,
We first stand in two feet 7 milion years ago
theres a rhytm inside our body and its created by our heart
The heart beats 100.000time/day
For more
The Cincin Tranmission
Friday again
Realizing My GranPa Zakiar is laying on his motorcycle in terrace, i m rush to the bath room, bathing. haha
Yeah! it was around 9am, iwas done cleaning enntire house but hadnt even washed haha of course iam in my PMS/periode.
GranPa says salaam and directly getting in with no waiting.
He sits and i hear he is startinghold newspaper to read.
As im done with bathing, directly make two cups of tea, put two marquisa DiahDiki`s Pa just bought from Alahan Panjang and a piece of bread in one plate i then go to living room where GranPa is being hooked in reading.
Thought it is Thursday, i open the talk
Me: So, day off GranPa,…
random conversation and talk about the lost of Nek Maktuo
Inyiak: Ketek ari Nid yo!
Me: (random act) hehehe, looking at my fingers,
Inyiak: (seek for something in his pocket) and his hand come out with this ring
Me: (Putting the RIng, try in jari manis kiri, it loose)
Inyiak: Try in right finger
Me: (Putting in left midle finger, it fit! Try to the right jari manis, looses and put in the left middle finger again) Hehe, ndak bisa lapeh doh Nyiak
Inyiak: Hehehe
Me: Dari jari sesiapo se ko Nyiak?
Inyiak: Dari Ama(or APA?) nyo ENek Nid
Me: Imah
Inyiak: iyo! Tu dipakai Imah tu INyiak
GranPa frink the tea then going to Nek Maktuo home saying “pai mancaliak santa, sabalum jum’at” (and at this very moment i am told by my self that it is friday!! hahaha, what a short day night i ve spend without getting out.
Catch on
If something catches on, it becomes popular… people start using or following it. It could be related to technology, fashion, slang phrases, etc.
1. It took no time at all for Facebook to catch on in Brazil and surpass Orkut. It practically happened overnight. In fact, all forms of social media caught on really quickly here.
2. Do you think itâs easy for anyone to make up (âinventâ) a new phrase and make it catch on so that the whole population starts using it? Perhaps social media helps to spread the word much easier these days.
3. The Emo culture (music/ fashion/ behavior) originated in the early 1980âs in Washington DC. Soon it caught on and spread to the Midwestern and Central United StatesâĶ and then really went mainstream internationally in the 2000âs with the emergence of many well-known Emo bands.
4. I am really interested in the process of how something catches on. In many cases I think it is really an artificially induced âpopularityâ as hype is created by advertising campaigns and marketing in general.
Make up for
If you try to make up for something, you are trying to compensate for missed opportunities or mistakes that you have made, especially neglecting someone or forgetting what is important to the other person.
1. If youâre late for work, do you try to make up for it and act extra friendly to your boss and coworkers… or maybe work a little harder or faster?
2. Do you think thereâs any way for a person to make up for killing someone or something equally as extreme?
3. It is the same story the world over: Parents who are not present while their children are growing up (because they are too busy focusing on their career or social life) try to make up for it by giving their children expensive things. There is no substitute for a parentâs time. Steve Jobs gave his family everything except his time. Does all that money make up for him not being there?
4. If youâve forgotten your wifeâs/ husbandâs/ partnerâs birthday or your wedding anniversary, etc., how could you make up for it without having to suffer the consequences?
