Suki suki ~!

Another day wasted by sleeping and watching tv. I am turning into a lazy pig. Oh, what a coincidence! My chinese horroscope is the boar. Haha :P

*Burp*. I just had a dinner of poached egg and toasts. Sounds like breakfast u say?? Haha. Indeed :)
Planning to learn some php tonight. I know not much about it. When i took the subject 2 years ago, i didnt go to most of its classes and lab sessions. Why? Because I was too busy with my extra curricular activity: the yearbook. It made me missed classes for a month as I had to travel from Perak to KL in order to get the book printed and published. Also, i had to go for a trip to Penang with my friend Abshar and 2 English lecturers. We represented our university in a national level convention whose participants were mostly Malay Language activists. Our participation was like a joke there; unlike the rest of the conventioners, we aint excited AT ALL about making malay language an international language. Why? Becoz it is just impossible. They were suggesting that Malaysia should not entertain any international businesses who refuse to use Malay language as a mean of communication. Pfft. They said if Japan can do it, so does Malaysia.

But what these ppl dont realize is, Japan has the technology and knowledge that those westerners need. So, like it or not, those western businessmen hv to communicate in Japanese language with those Jap businessmen in order to obtain the Jap's technology. Malaysia in the contrary, need to obtain technology from the western countries and Japan. As a metaphor, you dont just go asking help from another person and ask that person to obey ur terms and conditions, do u?

I still remember that a group of participants approached me and Abshar asking if it is true that we r from UTP (UTP uses english 4 everything) and that we come with 2 english lecturers. Haha. When we said yes, the look on their faces r priceless :P

We didnt actually know the agenda of the convention. We just thought it was a convention for malay literature appreciation. But it was fun nonetheless. Driving from Perak to Penang using the old road at 40km/h since we were in a convoy of 100++ cars. Well, i didnt drive. My lecturer, Pn. Hairuzila did while me and Abshar were bickering in the backseat. Yeah, love arguing with him. And getting to know the lecturers in a casual, out-of-classroom way r cool, too. We werent student-lecturer that time. We were a team :)

One day, i m gonna be a lecturer, too. I find joy in teaching. But b4 that, i must work and gain lots of experience. So later on, i can share my experience with my fellow students.Oh, I have yet to write about ROTS or upload the photos i've shot in here. So, here's one: