Its me..hahaha..dis is me in 2009...da lama rupenye x tulis blog ni..skg ni bru ade ms..hurm..skg aku dlm last sem ni.yang wat aku panas ...subject environment ni wat probs la..lec xmsuk..sem lpas subject design tech..da la kne ambik sem ni..ni plak..cmne?xkn kne extend sem dpn lak..ish..AKU XNAK!!!harini aku happy sbb mber baik aku time skola dulu dtg melawat aku..bedah n ayu..rindu gile kt dorg..hurm...xtau la..rs mcm xde cite baru jep..taun ni...aku da msuk 23taun..cam ape je ha...umur je cm da nmpk tue..tp...org nye still cm budak2..so hows huh?ive try to be a woman..not pretending like a gurl..hurm..hbes blja ni,insylah,,everything gonna b fine...and i really hope dat i will find my true love..oh god...its very hard for me to write about this..well...see u next time..daa....
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Im Back
Its me..hahaha..dis is me in 2009...da lama rupenye x tulis blog ni..skg ni bru ade ms..hurm..skg aku dlm last sem ni.yang wat aku panas ...subject environment ni wat probs la..lec xmsuk..sem lpas subject design tech..da la kne ambik sem ni..ni plak..cmne?xkn kne extend sem dpn lak..ish..AKU XNAK!!!harini aku happy sbb mber baik aku time skola dulu dtg melawat aku..bedah n ayu..rindu gile kt dorg..hurm...xtau la..rs mcm xde cite baru jep..taun ni...aku da msuk 23taun..cam ape je ha...umur je cm da nmpk tue..tp...org nye still cm budak2..so hows huh?ive try to be a woman..not pretending like a gurl..hurm..hbes blja ni,insylah,,everything gonna b fine...and i really hope dat i will find my true love..oh god...its very hard for me to write about this..well...see u next time..daa....
Sunday, November 2, 2008
DATE : 24/10-26/10/08
VENUE : HUTAN LIPUR JERANGKANG PAHANG
Best sgt g camping kat cne,sbb da lama xg camping sjk aku naik sem1.
Lame xjmpe dorg..akhirnya dpt juga ketemu..Yeay!!Byk kenangan bersama dorg.
Sumenye sporting.Sume nye very entertain..Thanx to all u guys cos..bawak aku larik dari maslah yg ade di bandar Kuala Lumpur..I will not forget our team..
Especially to K2 PRODUCTION..Bob,Roni,Adam,Midi,John,Abg Lokman,Abg Udin,Apiz,Bedah dan yg lain2..Lap u all...
Monday, October 20, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
today is the day..
harini,klas da start.pg td aku ade klas building services..learning about water suply..thnx god asgmnt die kne submit by next week..aku xwat ape2 lg nih..arc design kne tnjuk progress esok..pun xwat ape2 lg..managment lak kne submit this sturday..da wat sket2 da..asgmnt 2 xwat ape2 lg..cos asgmnt by group.khmis ni nk kene g site.Asgmnt history lak..khmis ni bru nak g site..we all need to discover bout renaisence design on building..so we choose,mahkamah syriah kat jln duta tu.myb we all akn dpt info2 yg suitable dgn tajuk yg kitorg pilih.hope everything dpt di setelkn secept mungkin..cos byk sgt asgmnt yg kne submit by next week.1subject yg smpi skg ni aku xde lecturer lg..mcmne tuh?
nk dkt hbis sem da ni.about 1 month lg gak la.da byk kali tnjuk muke kat dean but no feedback yet.hurm..aku rs mesti subjek technology design tu,we all kne drop,n ambik sem dpn,we all cdg cuti sem 2bln nnti ni,we all nak truskn naik final sem.lgpun,pnjman mara da hbes da following by agreement.for 2yeasr,but we all not finish yet our sem,so how huh?hurm..Twintech ni memng makn duit je.Maintanance byr byk,tp 1 ape pun xnmpk ape yg dorg renovate.dgn lif rosaknye..hush!!cek loan aku pun xkuar lg.skg da tgah bulan da nih,byk yg aku kne byr nih..hurm..sush tul..cptla hbes blaja..aku mlas nk lyn kerenah love probs yg aku ade skg ni..wat aku pening je..malas sgt2..so,aku nk cpt hbes blaja..n tgglkn sume ygade dpn mate aku nih..n open a new book...huhuhu..hope everything gonna be alrite...insyllah...gudbye my past!!!
nk dkt hbis sem da ni.about 1 month lg gak la.da byk kali tnjuk muke kat dean but no feedback yet.hurm..aku rs mesti subjek technology design tu,we all kne drop,n ambik sem dpn,we all cdg cuti sem 2bln nnti ni,we all nak truskn naik final sem.lgpun,pnjman mara da hbes da following by agreement.for 2yeasr,but we all not finish yet our sem,so how huh?hurm..Twintech ni memng makn duit je.Maintanance byr byk,tp 1 ape pun xnmpk ape yg dorg renovate.dgn lif rosaknye..hush!!cek loan aku pun xkuar lg.skg da tgah bulan da nih,byk yg aku kne byr nih..hurm..sush tul..cptla hbes blaja..aku mlas nk lyn kerenah love probs yg aku ade skg ni..wat aku pening je..malas sgt2..so,aku nk cpt hbes blaja..n tgglkn sume ygade dpn mate aku nih..n open a new book...huhuhu..hope everything gonna be alrite...insyllah...gudbye my past!!!
Sunday, October 12, 2008
"Why I Decided to Become an Architect."
From Timothy Rice, Assoc. AIA
Horty Elving & Associates, Inc.
Minneapolis, MN
“It's been SO long since anyone's actually asked to hear this story, I hope I can still remember it (but I will try to get it down before I move onto my next bathroom elevation.)
I can directly attribute my going into Architecture to my Great-Aunt. My actual Grandmother (her sister), lived far out on the West Coast, so visits to her place were reserved for holidays and airplanes. My aunt, however, was a short drive to the other side of town, and visits with her were much more frequent and under more "normal" situations. She and her husband were never able to have children of their own, and she lost him when I was relatively young, about age 8. We were her 'adoptive' grandchildren, and we much closer to her than to our own Grandmother. She lived in a small house that she and her husband had built themselves from a set of plans they had mailed away to a catalog for (she even gave me the original plans when I was old enough to understand what they were and how big of an accomplishment this was at the time.) What got me into my chosen professional path was the amazing collection of LEGO blocks that she had amassed and maintained for us. She knew how much we liked them, but she also had the foresight to keep them herself, rather than to give them as gifts and have pieces be scattered throughout our home almost immediately (like my own children do now). As soon as I 'got over' the typical childhood notions of being either a doctor or fireman, I tried to figure out a way of turning what I did with those blocks into a job. She was the first person to explain to me what an Architect was, and what they did. 25 years later, here I am, designing whole buildings (not just the bathrooms) and thanking her each and every day, in my mind. After she died, only a few years ago, my sister bought the small house on the other side of town, and lives there herself now. She asked me soon after she had moved in if there was anything in particular I might want to "save" from the impending garage sale she was planning. Without hesitation I answered "that big box of LEGOs". Now, thankfully, the box is sitting safely in my basement storage room, waiting for the day when my 5 year old son, who currently wants to play video games for a living, will look at the LEGOs he often plays with and wonder if THAT may lead to a different career path.”
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From Rebecca Grijalva
Platt Whitelaw Architects, Inc.
San Diego, CA
“While pursuing a Bachelors degree in Theater Production and Design at the University of Arizona I briefly dated an architecture student. When he took me to his studio classroom one day I immediately felt as though I belonged there. That one moment in time changed my life forever. As a third year student, I thought it was too late to change majors and I didn’t want to ask my parents to pay for more schooling so I tried to forget about architecture and stay with Theater. Ten years later, after quitting theater and a second career in business, I was still trying to figure out what to do so I took a career assessment test at a local university. The test results said my talents were in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, graphic design, interior and lighting design. I enrolled in night classes to test my interest in these different areas. I liked architecture best but the math scared me. Soon after that my husband and I had dinner with one of his former professors and her husband. I spent the entire dinner talking to her husband who was an architect and professor. This exchange solidified my decision to change careers and pursue architecture, so I went on to get a masters degree from Cal Poly. I loved every minute of school and I am excited to go to work each and every day. I get paid to have fun! If there had been a job shadowing program when I was in high school I wouldn’t have wasted fifteen years of my adult life trying to find my “calling”. For the last five years I have headed up a job shadowing program for my firm. For the last twelve years I have volunteered in elementary and middle schools teaching architecture to young people in my free time. Many of my former students are confidently on the road to a career in architecture and other related fields.”
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From Suzanne Green Stevens M.A., Assoc. AIA
ICA&CA
“No Murrye, my story is worse. I "designed" and drew my first house at the age of 10. It was round, kitchen, laundry and dining on the left, bedrooms to the right, no bathrooms or closets as I recall, no entry!, you just walked right into the living room.
Pool in the back, with the house wrapped around it. A male family friend thought it was nice, but stated that it was very expensive to build round buildings. Unfortunately I do not remember what brought me to this first attempt although I do recall sensing a relative's house as being very "substantial". I noticed the "thick, heavy looking, tall paneled doors" with beautiful hinges. I was in awe of the architectural/decorative details throughout, although I did not know that was what they were called. I loved it. In 7th grade, we were to do research on a profession we might like to enter. I immediately chose architecture/architect. On arriving home, I told my mother I needed to get an interview with an architect for my paper on my chosen profession. Her stern reply? It is very hard for "girls" to be architects. I took that at as a "no" and unfortunately was cowered into picking dress design instead. BLAH . Well, I WAS only 11. After an undergraduate degree in fine art, work as a window display designer and a graphic artist, I went back for my Masters in Architecture at the ripe age of 27. FINALLY I was doing what I had wanted to do since the age of 10...........it just took me 17 years!”
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What made my life turn toward Architecture: Laying in bed as teenager with my bedroom door closed so the party my parents were having would not keep me awake. All the while listening to their discussions through the evaporative cooler venting system and thinking that there must be a better way to layout a home so the children wouldn't be kept up by the voices and laughter.
It's not much but it's the only thing I go back to.
Horty Elving & Associates, Inc.
Minneapolis, MN
“It's been SO long since anyone's actually asked to hear this story, I hope I can still remember it (but I will try to get it down before I move onto my next bathroom elevation.)
I can directly attribute my going into Architecture to my Great-Aunt. My actual Grandmother (her sister), lived far out on the West Coast, so visits to her place were reserved for holidays and airplanes. My aunt, however, was a short drive to the other side of town, and visits with her were much more frequent and under more "normal" situations. She and her husband were never able to have children of their own, and she lost him when I was relatively young, about age 8. We were her 'adoptive' grandchildren, and we much closer to her than to our own Grandmother. She lived in a small house that she and her husband had built themselves from a set of plans they had mailed away to a catalog for (she even gave me the original plans when I was old enough to understand what they were and how big of an accomplishment this was at the time.) What got me into my chosen professional path was the amazing collection of LEGO blocks that she had amassed and maintained for us. She knew how much we liked them, but she also had the foresight to keep them herself, rather than to give them as gifts and have pieces be scattered throughout our home almost immediately (like my own children do now). As soon as I 'got over' the typical childhood notions of being either a doctor or fireman, I tried to figure out a way of turning what I did with those blocks into a job. She was the first person to explain to me what an Architect was, and what they did. 25 years later, here I am, designing whole buildings (not just the bathrooms) and thanking her each and every day, in my mind. After she died, only a few years ago, my sister bought the small house on the other side of town, and lives there herself now. She asked me soon after she had moved in if there was anything in particular I might want to "save" from the impending garage sale she was planning. Without hesitation I answered "that big box of LEGOs". Now, thankfully, the box is sitting safely in my basement storage room, waiting for the day when my 5 year old son, who currently wants to play video games for a living, will look at the LEGOs he often plays with and wonder if THAT may lead to a different career path.”
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From Rebecca Grijalva
Platt Whitelaw Architects, Inc.
San Diego, CA
“While pursuing a Bachelors degree in Theater Production and Design at the University of Arizona I briefly dated an architecture student. When he took me to his studio classroom one day I immediately felt as though I belonged there. That one moment in time changed my life forever. As a third year student, I thought it was too late to change majors and I didn’t want to ask my parents to pay for more schooling so I tried to forget about architecture and stay with Theater. Ten years later, after quitting theater and a second career in business, I was still trying to figure out what to do so I took a career assessment test at a local university. The test results said my talents were in architecture, landscape architecture, urban planning, graphic design, interior and lighting design. I enrolled in night classes to test my interest in these different areas. I liked architecture best but the math scared me. Soon after that my husband and I had dinner with one of his former professors and her husband. I spent the entire dinner talking to her husband who was an architect and professor. This exchange solidified my decision to change careers and pursue architecture, so I went on to get a masters degree from Cal Poly. I loved every minute of school and I am excited to go to work each and every day. I get paid to have fun! If there had been a job shadowing program when I was in high school I wouldn’t have wasted fifteen years of my adult life trying to find my “calling”. For the last five years I have headed up a job shadowing program for my firm. For the last twelve years I have volunteered in elementary and middle schools teaching architecture to young people in my free time. Many of my former students are confidently on the road to a career in architecture and other related fields.”
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From Suzanne Green Stevens M.A., Assoc. AIA
ICA&CA
“No Murrye, my story is worse. I "designed" and drew my first house at the age of 10. It was round, kitchen, laundry and dining on the left, bedrooms to the right, no bathrooms or closets as I recall, no entry!, you just walked right into the living room.
Pool in the back, with the house wrapped around it. A male family friend thought it was nice, but stated that it was very expensive to build round buildings. Unfortunately I do not remember what brought me to this first attempt although I do recall sensing a relative's house as being very "substantial". I noticed the "thick, heavy looking, tall paneled doors" with beautiful hinges. I was in awe of the architectural/decorative details throughout, although I did not know that was what they were called. I loved it. In 7th grade, we were to do research on a profession we might like to enter. I immediately chose architecture/architect. On arriving home, I told my mother I needed to get an interview with an architect for my paper on my chosen profession. Her stern reply? It is very hard for "girls" to be architects. I took that at as a "no" and unfortunately was cowered into picking dress design instead. BLAH . Well, I WAS only 11. After an undergraduate degree in fine art, work as a window display designer and a graphic artist, I went back for my Masters in Architecture at the ripe age of 27. FINALLY I was doing what I had wanted to do since the age of 10...........it just took me 17 years!”
----------------------------------------
What made my life turn toward Architecture: Laying in bed as teenager with my bedroom door closed so the party my parents were having would not keep me awake. All the while listening to their discussions through the evaporative cooler venting system and thinking that there must be a better way to layout a home so the children wouldn't be kept up by the voices and laughter.
It's not much but it's the only thing I go back to.
hair stylist..
WoW!!! heheeh...i coloured my hair...merah klasik....hihi..act..my mom yg buatkan..sempena hari raya hari tu...aku ingt nk kalerkn the whole hair..but..disebbkn buat sendiri di rumah,...nmpk mcm xfull...i choose dat colour cos...im a big fan of PARAMORE!!.huhuhuhu...saje..but i cut it again..xla pendek mcm dulu...cume trim part rmbut yg rosak je bhgian hujung rmbut..and..potong cket rmbut depn...then..nmpk mcm Paramore..wakakakakak...Paramore wannabe!!!Poyo seyh!!
im not quite confident with my hair rite now...cos...da xnmpk keayuan kat wjh bru aku ni....hihii..da mcm minah gigs jek..futhermore..i had buy a new shoes..MACBETH...sesuai di pakai hanya di gigs..hehehhe..but..i use it when im goin to class...fhm2 jela..kolej aku xleh pki selipar.aku cdg,ade duit lebh,aku nk kalerkn blk..wat kat saloon jela..bg full..the whole hair..wow..red hair...mantap!!!
Saturday, October 11, 2008
Despression..& Good bye
Nobody knows what I go through.
Wondering if I'm meant to live!
The pain of a teenage life.
Making me stand stiff.
Mumbling I don't deserve to be treated this way!!
Stiffly walking to my seat.
Get out my books as everyone looks and whispers.
My heart breaks and cracks.
But why would they care?
As the tears roll my heart takes its toll.
Then I slowly die inside.
My life is nothing I say to myself.
As I close the book of lies I cover my eyes wondering when this life will end.
We never thought this day would come,
But it's finally here at last,
What once was our bright future,
Is now are dim-lit past,
But we hold onto the memories,
The lessons that we learned,
The pathways we have traveled down,
The corners that we turned,
And soon we say our sad goodbyes,
That will last us forever,
We may see each other again,
Maybe once or maybe never,
So make your goodbyes ones to remember,
The kind that will stay in their heads,
Those are the goodbyes they will treasure,
The ones that were sad to be said.
Wondering if I'm meant to live!
The pain of a teenage life.
Making me stand stiff.
Mumbling I don't deserve to be treated this way!!
Stiffly walking to my seat.
Get out my books as everyone looks and whispers.
My heart breaks and cracks.
But why would they care?
As the tears roll my heart takes its toll.
Then I slowly die inside.
My life is nothing I say to myself.
As I close the book of lies I cover my eyes wondering when this life will end.
We never thought this day would come,
But it's finally here at last,
What once was our bright future,
Is now are dim-lit past,
But we hold onto the memories,
The lessons that we learned,
The pathways we have traveled down,
The corners that we turned,
And soon we say our sad goodbyes,
That will last us forever,
We may see each other again,
Maybe once or maybe never,
So make your goodbyes ones to remember,
The kind that will stay in their heads,
Those are the goodbyes they will treasure,
The ones that were sad to be said.
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