Counting days to go home😁😁😁

1.pastoral

adjective: relating to the countryside in a pleasant sense

Those who imagine America's countryside as a pastoral region are often disappointed to learn that much of rural U.S. is filled with cornfields extending as far as the eye can see.

2.savvy

noun: a perceptive understanding

Although a great CEO, he did not have the political savvy to win the election.

verb: get the meaning of something

The student savvies the meaning of astrophysics with little effort.

adjective: well-informed or perceptive

With his savvy business partner, the company was able to turn a profit within a year.

3.embroiled

adjective: involved in argument or contention

These days we are never short of a D.C. politician embroiled in scandal—a welcome phenomenon for those who, having barely finished feasting on the sordid details of one imbroglio, can sink their teeth into a fresh one.

4.flounder

verb: behave awkwardly; have difficulties

Sylvia has excelled at advanced calculus, but ironically, when she has to deal with taxes, she flounders.

5.evenhanded

adjective: without partiality

Teachers often have trouble being evenhanded to all of their varied students.

THE FALL

a few days back we watched a movie, The Fall during the english lesson. I might not love that movie so much but I adore the way the director created the movie flow. Some might find it interesting if they really understand that movie but honestly I don't really get it why was the movie named The Fall.Right after the movie, We discussed on a few questions and there's some of us who don't really get the overall purpose of the movie sat back and listen to those who understand answering question by Miss Jo.Due to some confusion she could see in some of us, Miss Jo came up with an idea whereby each of us were assigned to write down a question that wandered in our mind.she collected the questions and mix them up.Each of us picked a question and volunteers read out their question.So,I received a question sounds like this,

Why exactly does Roy consume a lot of morphine? 

Based on my opinion, why he consume a lot of morphine was maybe because he's dying .He's suffering from a disease that brings to death.Due to that morphine were needed in order to keep him alive a little bit longer.That's what I thought of. I'm pretty sure others could think differently. but that was what stroke in my mind for the question.
Yeah, basically that's it.However till now Im trying to understand the movie and I still can't get what does it imply. 😂😂😂😂

3rd july 2015

 A special day for my papitoo..on 3rd july this brilliant,good looking man was born in the village somewhere located at Perak.I'm not really sure where specifically it is.I came home on weekends just to celebrate his birthday and to spent my Ramadhan with my lovelies.5 years i was away during their birthday..So,since I am nearer now I often goes home spending time with this precious gift by The Almighty,My mom n dad.Me and mom planned to do doa selamat for papito.Just simple one.We called on a few of our relatives. varities type of food we cooked just to celebrate this big guy of us.We had nasi beriani, chicken sambal and even chicken curry.Mom's cooking is always the best to me.No could defeat the way and the taste of her cooking.So,mom secretly bought a cake for papito and suprised him.Dad was so happy.So,Happy 54th Birthday dad..I love you hadsome..I love you to the moon and back.You thought me thousands of things that is so beneficial in my life yet brought me up to be a good person.Thanks dad.No other better than you are.😘😘😘😘😘

14th Ramadhan..Alhamdulillah

1.apex

noun: the highest point

The Ivy League is considered the apex of the secondary education system.

2.irk

verb: irritate or vex

My little sister has a way of irking and annoying me like no other person.

3.hound

verb: to pursue relentlessly

An implacable foe of corruption, Eliot Ness hounded out graft in all forms—he even helped nab Al Capone.

4.dupe

verb: to trick or swindle

Once again a get-rich-fast Internet scheme had duped Harold into submitting a $5,000 check to a sham operation. 

noun: a person who is easily tricked or swindled

The charlatan mistook the crowd for a bunch of dupes, but the crowd was quickly on to him and decried his bald-faced attempt to bilk them. 

5.entice

verb: get someone to do something through (often false or exaggerated) promises

Harold enticed his wife, Maude, to go on a vacation to Hawaii, with promises of luaus on the beach and all-you-can-eat seafood buffets.

hello hoiioo haiiooo

1.pristine

adjective: Unspoiled, untouched (usu. of nature)

The glacial lake was pristine and we filled our canteens to drink deeply.

adjective: Immaculately clean and unused

Drill sergeants are known for demanding pristine cabinets, uniforms, and beds, and often make new recruits clean and clean and clean until they meet the expected high standards.

2.jargon

noun: a characteristic language of a particular group

To those with little training in medicine, the jargon of doctors can be very difficult to understand.

3.buck

verb: resist

The profits at our firm bucked the general downturn that affected the real estate industry.

4.avid

adjective: marked by active interest and enthusiasm

Martin is an avid birdwatcher, often taking long hikes into remote mountains to see some rare eagle.

5.dupe

verb: to trick or swindle

Once again a get-rich-fast Internet scheme had duped Harold into submitting a $5,000 check to a sham operation. 

noun: a person who is easily tricked or swindled

The charlatan mistook the crowd for a bunch of dupes, but the crowd was quickly on to him and decried his bald-faced attempt to bilk them.

TOEFL

        On 27th june, it was a day where most of us freeked out and awaits since january..we sat for TOEFL in Megan Avenue, KL..we did prepared since january however sometimes i feel it's not adequate.Maybe to a person like me who dont really master in English felt so.On that particular day, we had to wake up damn early.I managed to be awake by 3 a.m. then we took off to KL not later than 5 a.m.As it is Ramadhan we 'sahur' in the bus.It was cool and kind of sacrifice I could see here as no one had problem eating rice in the bus. We arrived at out destination quite early and as I stepped down from the bus I felt butterflies in my stomach ei.Kind of nervous but I tried to control so that it won't ruined my test.As you go nervous it might bother your thinking and it may ruins everything.So,we had some chit chat while waiting and 'selfie-ying' at the waiting hall.The test started at 9 a.m and ended not later than 1 p.m.During the test, I tried my best to give out the best I could. I can say that I was satisfied but not on every section.So, praise to Allah we went through the test smoothly.Right after that, we had a photo session with our beloved lecturer and she's just like our mom.She's the one who sacrificed so much teaching us till we get how it should be yet took care of us, encouraged us and our ear listening to every problems we had.hahaha..She's young but age doesn't define the maturity on being a mother ha..she is one of our mommies here and we love every of our mommies.So, that's all about toefl I guess.Although we are done with it but there's no relief as the results will be out in a week.That's really freeking me out. InshaAllah everything will be fine and hopping that I will not have to repeat on this test.




            WAITING FOR RESULTSSSSSS!!!!!

DONE TOEFL EIII...results are waiting eii

1.tact

noun: consideration in dealing with others and avoiding giving offense

In a tremendous display of tact, Shelly was able to maintain a strong friendship with Marcia, even though Marcia's husband, Frank, confessed to finding Shelley more attractive than Marcia.

2.inkling

noun: a slight suggestion or vague understanding

Lynne speaks four Romance languages, but she doesn't have an inkling about how East Asian languages are structured.

3.euphoria

noun: a feeling of great (usually exaggerated) elation

The euphoria of winning her first gold medal in the 100 meter dash overwhelmed Shelly-Ann Fraser and she wept tears of immense joy.

4.futile

adjective: producing no result or effect; unproductive of success

I thought I could repair the car myself, but after two days of work with no success, I have to admit that my efforts were futile.

5.hound

verb: to pursue relentlessly

An implacable foe of corruption, Eliot Ness hounded out graft in all forms—he even helped nab Al Capone.