Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Thursday, December 06, 2007

OR NOT!
Hayden Panetierre has a great figure she is not too skinny nor too plump. She is just right.
Tuesday, December 04, 2007
But at least I've got a new penpal from France that's a good start, I guess. Been watching TV and working out like nobody's business. Hooked on "Heroes".
Unique video.
Unfortunately, I've fallen in love with Norah Jones' Music.
-Bored as a lazy cat.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Eversince school started I have become addicted to work. I have been doing up a few new designs for my games. Please drop by comments about the designs on my tagboard.
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Friday, November 16, 2007
Friday, November 09, 2007
Saturday, November 03, 2007
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Thursday, October 25, 2007

In Loving Memory Of Siti Fadinah Bte Ridduan (15-12-88 to 25-10-06)
Today marks a year that she has left us. To all her friends that still remember her let us pray for her - al fatihah-
In the muslim calendars she has left us a year and 11 days. I miss her so much. Just so we will always keep our prayers in our hearts for her. I remember her blog entry on the 15th October 2006 she said she love her girlfriends too much. Well, I love you more Fadinah!I do. mudah-mudahan kau selamat di sana-amin ya rabbal a'lamin-
Wednesday, October 24, 2007
Attention to my SP friends... If you want those raya pics
click here ( http://catmadgirl.multiply.com)
XOXO
Cat-Mad Girl
Tuesday, October 23, 2007

Head, shoulders, knees, and toes . . . introducing six women and their exceptional bodies. By Kristina Grish
JENNIE SOMOGYI 29, principal dancer with the New York City Ballet
I’ve been a professional dancer for 13 years. I was on pointe at 8 years old, just one year after I started dancing, because my ballet teacher thought I was strong for my age. She told me never to pamper my feet. A lot of dancers tape their toes, but she said I shouldn’t: If I was ever without tape, I wouldn’t be able to dance. It’s amazing what you can get used to when you’re driven to do what you love. I sweat for 13 hours a day. It’s repetitive: My feet swell, and my blisters bleed. I used to wear closed-toe shoes and not let anyone see my feet. I have a lot of friends who aren’t dancers, and they can’t get over what mine look like. But as I got older, I accepted them: This is what I do. Besides, my short, fat, stubby, awful toes make me keep a sense of humor about my body!
TRACY LEWIS 33, firefighter
Of the roughly 11,500 firefighters in New York City, only 31 are women. My first year, I ran up 13 flights of stairs wondering how I’d get to the top. But I made sure I stayed right behind the officer, while the other guys straggled behind. Now, six years later, I’m the only woman in my firehouse, along with 11 men. My team carries the hoses: When a 50-foot-long hose is filled with water, it can be extremely heavy. I do pull-ups, push-ups, and bicep curls to tone. But I don’t want to be built like a guy. Fifty percent of my job is muscular strength; the rest is cardiovascular endurance and technique. Firefighting is about practice and training. I knew a guy from the military who thought he would ace the physical test just because he had huge muscles—and he had to retake it twice! The first thing female recruits say is that they’re not strong enough to be firefighters. But how do they know? We train for three months, working as hard as our male counterparts. If the men do 30 push-ups, we do them, too. My position wasn’t handed to me; I worked for it. When I look at my body, I see years of training.
MAGGIE STOVICKOVA 31, swimmer
My friends always comment on my back muscles: One says they’re so sturdy, he could hang his clothes from them. I’m shaped like a V, so I have a narrow waist—when I see skinny girls in bathing suits, they look like skin and bones to me. My muscles are visible, and you can feel them. But I’ve made so many sacrifices to be this fit. I began swimming when I was 8, five times a week for two hours a day. I trained so often I never saw my family. I never played with friends or went to parties; instead, I competed. I won the national championship for my age group 20 times in my home country of Slovakia—I have two shoeboxes filled with medals! At 16, I switched to triathlons. Swimming 12 miles a day was mentally tiring, so I expanded to running and biking and earned six national titles. I finally left my family behind when I came to the States at age 24, and I didn’t see my father for five years. But on the up side, I get to travel the world going to races. I’d have never seen South Africa or Madrid otherwise. I’m living my dream, and when I get old and lose my muscles, my bones will still be strong, so I’ll always keep my shape!
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Monday, October 15, 2007
-amin- I wish I can turn back time to be a better person~
I forgot to load new pics of Hari Raya. I'll show u tomorrow plus the cookies I made:)
Alhamdulillah.ya allah. alhamdulillah...
Monday, October 01, 2007
With my Samiii :)
Monday, September 17, 2007
Friday, September 14, 2007
Selamat Berpuasa !!! / Happy Fasting To All
Sunday, September 09, 2007
Well I wanna wish my friend Fatimah . A Big Happy Birthday!!!Wahhhh org tu da 19 sey sey sey!!!! Ohhhh I miss the days we go to our defense classes together. I miss our class and maybe our trainer or not! hahaha
I miss my girlfriendsssss.... hahaha Ramadhan's around the corner. All the temptations and all our needs ,wants everythingg!! have to be CURB! I hope muslims all over the world especially the young ones respect that month that we honour the most. If they don't than what can I say other than pray for you so you'd change:) insya allah...
Thursday, August 30, 2007

Tomorrow Happy 19th to Syazzy!!!! Wish you all the best in life... And semua yang dilakukan diredhai Allah. Long life and murah rezeki -Amin-

Oh on 2nd September to Spencer Smith Of Panic! At The Disco. Happy 20th!!! 3 hours lack of sleep results to this. Good right? You know why I do vectors of them(Panic!)?Cause I really am sending it to them:) They deserve it for the good music:)Next will be Paramore.

I gtg cause my butt is aching from sitting on this hard wooden chair they have in libraries!!! Besides I can still feel the vadai I ate in the morning and it is like 4:29 pm?What the heck right?
Wednesday, August 29, 2007

I am a bit pissed. Why does woman who wears Hejab has difficulty in finding jobs? especially those require uniform. People come on... hejab doesn't hinder our movements nor affects our work! What difference does wearing a hejab and not wearing one ,with the work we are doing?
Look at me! Look at all those woman who wears hejab and DO SPORTS! Look at us we can still succeed , hejab did not stop us. We can still go far in life. Just because we are proud of being a muslim woman doesn't mean we cannot do our work well. In fact we work harder, we work sincerely to prove to people that we too can make it!
I don't go for jobs that requires us to take off our hejab while working than putting it back on after work. WHAT IS THIS??? Hejab is not something to be treated like that! It should be treated with higher respect. Sigh... Why are there still companies out there who cannot employ woman wearing their hejabs? World have change people! It is time you change your point of view too.
Conclusion:
HEJAB DO NOT AFFECT THE WORK WE DO! It is just a mark of piety and that this simple piece of cloth is to preserve my dignity.
Furthermore i believe that we must not sacrifice our religion for a mere job, there is a lot of other jobs . We are not DESPERATE. One door closes another opens! it could be better than the first one. Insyaallah.
hahaha
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
I CAN'T LET ANYBODY GO.... I CAN'T. I SIMPLY CAN'T :(
Grandpa! I AMMM SO DISAPPOINTED IN YOU. YOU ARE THE ONLY GUY I LOOK UP TO.
NOW I DON'T KNOW. I'LL CRY MY EYES OUT IF YOU DO IT.
I ONLY HAVE ONE GRANNY AND SHE DIED AND I LOVE HER VERY MUCH.SHE CANNOT BE REPLACED!!!!















