heyyaa blog:)
sorry dah lame tak post. SUKENYEE DAA HOMEWORK!!
padahal ade sikit lagilaaa. but thats ok kan? haha
my bloody phone hilang lagi fyi, ugh, BENCINYAAA.
is it fate that my life wud be so pathetic ?? haish.
im fed up and ugh, fed up!
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
after a long time :)
nobody has to read this.
dear bloggie,
i sooo miss you. and pmr results are coming out this thursday and im so freaking out of course. i so dont feel like going all the way tojohor just to take my results. ugh ugh.
but bythe way, i wanna tell you about my wonderful journey to the lands of my dreams.
it was a 12 hour flight from malaysia to london, and it was a horrible one. remind me to buy a more comfy privatejet if im going travelling ok.but london was cold as ever.but then the night we arrived there, we juts walked around kensington high street. the street was wonderful andmost importantly, clean. of course.our eurostar train to paris was on 9am, we took the underground to king cross st pancras. and paris was absolutely amazing. it was evrerything that everyone had percieved, beautiful and wonderful. and the eiffel tower was, was just jaw-dropping, the very first time i set my eyes on it, i swear my heart stopped pumping. well, of course it was just a tower of steel, but there's something about that tower that make you fall in love with it as soon as you laid eyes on it. no wonder parisian was so proud of that ugly tower. haha.
we did walked through champs-elysees( idont know how to spell it, or pronouncing it) and saw the arc of triomphee.the arc was, well, arc and it was pretty. and i guess very costly. paris was just pretty and beautiful, and its the very image that parisians wanted the world to know about. when you go there, its like a new different scenery, its like you're in this cheesy 80s movie just waiting to fall in love. and the french was, well, hot too :) but quite snobby i guess, because they loathe english, they are very proud of their own language. you can prove that by watching the television and not understanding a word, not even a single english on it. i guess english as an international language doesnt really apply in paris. haha. next we went to amsterdam. well amsterdam, hurm, how should i say this, this part of netherlands is quit, unexplainable. unless if you own a pair of sunglasses when you walk through certain places. haha.let me explain this clearly, amsterdam was amazing, the buildings were outrageously beautiful. it was certainly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. but one of the 'attractions' there is the 'red-light district'. prostitution in amsterdam is legal, so, well and this redlight area is kindda the heaven there. you know what i mean. it was disgusting really, because half naked girls will display themselves through the window where EVERYONE can see and just waiting for 'customers' to come. and now, when a bunch of bachelors want to go to amsterdam, you'll know what that really means. haha. when you experience it yourself, it kindda broadens your view to the wold and this kind of stuff really exists, and its kindda huge and big and wide. i guess. nevertheless, amsterdam wasnt a dissapointment, beside the fact i just gave, amsterdam has lots to offer. from the buildings, architecture, the way the dutch do things and the bicycles in the canals of amsterdam. and the food too, was simply great. everyone will definitely had a good laugh there.
the most time i spent was in london. and there's to many things to say about london. the underground is the best way to get from area to area, and i definitely suggest malaysia to do that. it encourages people to walk rather that driving cars. you rarely see obese londoners. although i must say parisians walked way faster than londoners, but at least they walked. they highly used the public transportation and i think that best for them. its pretty simple when you understood the system, and you can easily go around london in harmony without any problems. london is a mix of everything, old builings like the houses of parliaments, the cliche bigben tower, the modern london eye and the cute red big bus. and shopping, was just, heaven, when they say SALE, it really meant sale. im starting to look at the price here as expensive compared to london sale. you could just walk to the packed oxford street and walk without feeling tired because everywhere you turn, there's a huge sale and you just keep on smiling and imagine yourself in cute outfits later. well, if you're a girl. haha.
we did go to manchester just to take pictures at the stadium, and the stadium was simply outstanding. even you were just standing outside the stadium of manchester united, you could feel like screaming on top of your lungs for michael owen. woohooo !!
haha, well, i guess i just wrote a little too long. and i can write more of this ok. but i gottta finish up the bloody homework and missing london, paris and amsterdam :) if i have a chance, of course i'll go and study there, insyaALLAH. aamin.
p.s, kebab in paris was the finest of all kebab in the whole world! aint that weird ? haha
you know you love me,
xoxo,
syakira.
dear bloggie,
i sooo miss you. and pmr results are coming out this thursday and im so freaking out of course. i so dont feel like going all the way tojohor just to take my results. ugh ugh.
but bythe way, i wanna tell you about my wonderful journey to the lands of my dreams.
it was a 12 hour flight from malaysia to london, and it was a horrible one. remind me to buy a more comfy privatejet if im going travelling ok.but london was cold as ever.but then the night we arrived there, we juts walked around kensington high street. the street was wonderful andmost importantly, clean. of course.our eurostar train to paris was on 9am, we took the underground to king cross st pancras. and paris was absolutely amazing. it was evrerything that everyone had percieved, beautiful and wonderful. and the eiffel tower was, was just jaw-dropping, the very first time i set my eyes on it, i swear my heart stopped pumping. well, of course it was just a tower of steel, but there's something about that tower that make you fall in love with it as soon as you laid eyes on it. no wonder parisian was so proud of that ugly tower. haha.
we did walked through champs-elysees( idont know how to spell it, or pronouncing it) and saw the arc of triomphee.the arc was, well, arc and it was pretty. and i guess very costly. paris was just pretty and beautiful, and its the very image that parisians wanted the world to know about. when you go there, its like a new different scenery, its like you're in this cheesy 80s movie just waiting to fall in love. and the french was, well, hot too :) but quite snobby i guess, because they loathe english, they are very proud of their own language. you can prove that by watching the television and not understanding a word, not even a single english on it. i guess english as an international language doesnt really apply in paris. haha. next we went to amsterdam. well amsterdam, hurm, how should i say this, this part of netherlands is quit, unexplainable. unless if you own a pair of sunglasses when you walk through certain places. haha.let me explain this clearly, amsterdam was amazing, the buildings were outrageously beautiful. it was certainly one of the most beautiful cities in the world. but one of the 'attractions' there is the 'red-light district'. prostitution in amsterdam is legal, so, well and this redlight area is kindda the heaven there. you know what i mean. it was disgusting really, because half naked girls will display themselves through the window where EVERYONE can see and just waiting for 'customers' to come. and now, when a bunch of bachelors want to go to amsterdam, you'll know what that really means. haha. when you experience it yourself, it kindda broadens your view to the wold and this kind of stuff really exists, and its kindda huge and big and wide. i guess. nevertheless, amsterdam wasnt a dissapointment, beside the fact i just gave, amsterdam has lots to offer. from the buildings, architecture, the way the dutch do things and the bicycles in the canals of amsterdam. and the food too, was simply great. everyone will definitely had a good laugh there.
the most time i spent was in london. and there's to many things to say about london. the underground is the best way to get from area to area, and i definitely suggest malaysia to do that. it encourages people to walk rather that driving cars. you rarely see obese londoners. although i must say parisians walked way faster than londoners, but at least they walked. they highly used the public transportation and i think that best for them. its pretty simple when you understood the system, and you can easily go around london in harmony without any problems. london is a mix of everything, old builings like the houses of parliaments, the cliche bigben tower, the modern london eye and the cute red big bus. and shopping, was just, heaven, when they say SALE, it really meant sale. im starting to look at the price here as expensive compared to london sale. you could just walk to the packed oxford street and walk without feeling tired because everywhere you turn, there's a huge sale and you just keep on smiling and imagine yourself in cute outfits later. well, if you're a girl. haha.
we did go to manchester just to take pictures at the stadium, and the stadium was simply outstanding. even you were just standing outside the stadium of manchester united, you could feel like screaming on top of your lungs for michael owen. woohooo !!
haha, well, i guess i just wrote a little too long. and i can write more of this ok. but i gottta finish up the bloody homework and missing london, paris and amsterdam :) if i have a chance, of course i'll go and study there, insyaALLAH. aamin.
p.s, kebab in paris was the finest of all kebab in the whole world! aint that weird ? haha
you know you love me,
xoxo,
syakira.
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