Wednesday, November 18, 2009

Luqman & School

Salam

Luqman is already 4 years old



At school



My handsome Luqman..is already 4 years old..how time flies!!



ps: anyone nak 'book' jadi calon menantu? hahai

luv,
ky

Pictures of the day

In the name of ALLAH, the most Gracious and Merciful

Try have a close look between all these pics..

As the story goes, a man in his 70s was arrested for allegedly killing his wife. The following picture was published by Berita Harian:


This was in the Star:


Notice the blue umbrella? That umbrella has the Barisan Nasional emblem on it. Quite obviously, that umbrella was distributed by the Barisan Nasional during some kind of election as it has the "vote-BN" emblem on it.

Utusan Malaysia, thinking that the stupid masses of Malaysia might equate Barisan Nasional to a person arrested for an alleged murder because of that blue umbrella, quickly exercised its responsible journalistic discretion by DOCTORING the same photograph and published the same in its report as follows:


This is the proof that Utusan Malaysia is the stupidest newspaper in the whole world!

Obviously the umbrella logo was doctored to conceal the "dacing" in Utusan
Malaysia's edition.

Despite endless reminder, they (Utusan Malaysia) still forget that people do have
access to the internet....

p/S: Despite all the lies, untruth and skewed reporting that these newspapers have been carrying all these while, the Prime Minister recently saw it fit to hail Utusan Malaysia for, among others, "being the voice of the people".

p/s: bila syaitan dah masuk ke dalam badan, minda sume turut dikawal, hatta isteri sendiri pun boleh dibunuh..

Cheers
ky

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Hujan emas di negara orang


Hujan emas di negara orang..hujan batu di negara sendiri..
Baik lagi negara sendiri..

Betullah..kata pepatah di atas tu
Tapi, ni pepatah yg lebih tepat

Hujan api di Holland
Hujan air di Malaysia
Of course la better hujan yg kat Malaysia

Dan ingat lagi tak peribahasa kite?
Bagai Belanda mendapat tanah????

Hidup kat Holland sangat menyeksakan
Betulla..setiap sesuatu tu..ada kebaikannya dan keburukannya
So, harini nak cakap ttg keburukannya..

Orang dutch ni sgt licik
Ade je idea dia nak cekau duit org

Ingat tak camane Belanda dtg jajah negara kite?
Memula dtg kata nak minta tanah sikit je utk berniaga
Tanah sebesar kulit lembu
Pastu Sultan pun benarkan
Pastu rupe2nye die potong halus2 kulit lembu tu..sampai jadi cam tali panjang..
pastu die claim tanah sepanjang dan seluas tali yg dipotong dari kulit lembu tu
Mestilah sgt luas kan..

So, begitulah budaya org2 dutch
Bukan semua org dutch ni camtu..tapi 75% la mcm tu
Adela yg baik hati..tapi sikit..

So kat sini..banyakla cara die nak peras duit..
Especially dari pendatang2 asing..dan especially yg tak faham bahase dutch

Memula die perdaya org dtg belajar kat negara derang
Dengan kata: Yuran free
Tapi rupe2nye..banyak cukai2 sampingan yg perlu dibayar..
Cukai buang sampah
Cukai baiki terusan air (canal)
..sini sangat banyak terusan air..
Cukai rumah..setiap tahun meningkat beberapa %
dan macam2 lagi cukai lain yg perlu dibayar
Bile tanye pejabat cukai ..die tanak layan org yg tak faham bahase dutch

Pastu die kata, yuran sekolah budak2 free
Tapi rupe-rupenye kene bayar khas utk jaga budak2 tu mase derang rehat time lunch
kalau tanak bayar..kene amik budak tu bawa balik rumah utk lunch kat rumah dan hantar balik ke sekolah die..tentulah menyusahkan ibu bapa budak tersebut
so,nak tak nak..kenela bayar jugak..utk school fees
sangatlah licik..

Pastu ape2 perjanjian..
kene teliti betul2 segala terms2 die
yg tulis2 kecik2 tu..pastikan bace..jgn ada yg tertinggal

Adela die cam nak bagi elaun bantuan
especially utk golongan berpendapatan rendah
(dan student=gol. berpendapatan rendah itu)
Tapi prosedur nak claim elaun tu sgtla susah
dan banyak syarat2nye
banyak borang2 yg perlu diisi

depress betul isi2 borang derang
dan melayan karenah derang yg menyakitkan hati

derang punye sifat sangat individualistic
dan penuh kepura-puraan
sangat berlagak, cocky
pandang rendah kat org lain..especially muslim
Kalau boleh tanak tengok pun muke mereka
ataupun bercakap dgn mereka
tapi apakan daya..
dah duk negara mereka..
nak tak nak kenela jugak berkomunikasi dgn mereka
menahan pandangan mata dan nada suara mereka yg menyakitkan hati
buat2 buta
buat2 pekak dan
buat2 tuli

Wah..sakitnye hati duduk kat negara yg camni
Lenkali jangan harapla nak dtg negara ni lagi
Rase cam nak bom je negara ni
Dahla jajah negara org..pastu berlagak pulak
Negara derang kecik je..sebesar negeri Pahang je
Boleh je kalau nak invade bebile..kalau pandai buat strategi

Wah..jumpe satu lagi blog : I Hate Holland..
Saya tidak berseorangan


Sangat tak sabar nak keluar dari negara ini
dan balik ke Malaysia
Kenapa pilih belajar kat negara ni???
Penagajaran: Holland bukanlah tempat yg selesa utk belajar/tinggal..tapi utk bercuti sekejap2 tu bolehla..

Sekian

Luahan ketidak puasan hati

Sunday, November 15, 2009

Always Be There


Salam all

Was recommended to listen to Maher Zain's songs by this blog

While browsing through his songs, I was captured by this beautiful song. Be it the melody or the lyrics, both are very beautiful, captivating and calming.

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Always Be There - Maher Zain

If you ask me about love
And wanna know about it
I am so pleased
It's everything about Allah
The pure love, to our soul
The creator of you and me,the heaven and whole universe
The ONE that made us all
And HE's the guardian of HIS true believers

So when the time is hard
There's no way to turn
As HE promise HE will always be there
To bless us with HIS love and HIS mercy
Coz, as HE promise HE will always be there
HE's always watching us, guiding us
And HE knows what's in all in our heart


So when you lose your way
To Allah you should turn
As HE promise HE will always be there...

HE bring ourselves from the darkness into the light
Subhanallah praise belongs to YOU for everything
Shouldn't never feel afraid of anything
As long as we follow HIS guidance all the way
Through the short time we have in this life
Soon it all'll be over
And we'll be in His heaven and we'll all be fine

So when the time gets hard
There's no way to turn
As HE promise He will always be there
To bless us with HIS love and HIS mercy
Coz, as HE promise HE will always be there
HE's always watching us, guiding us
And HE knows what's in all in our heart

So when you lose your way
To Allah you should turn
As HE promise HE will always be there...

Allahu Akbar (many times)

So when the time gets hard
There's no way to turn
As HE promise He will always be there
To bless us with HIS love and HIS mercy
Coz, as HE promise HE will always be there
HE's always watching us, guiding us
And he knows what's in all in our heart

So when you lose your way
To Allah you should turn
As HE promise HE will always be there...

Allahu Akbar (many times)

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Really enjoy the song. Listened to it multiple times, and still not bored (yet)
So, while doing the house chores and my autumn project..listening to this song really give me a soothing effect

Hope you guys will enjoy it too, while remembering Him. InsyaAllah

Cheers
ky

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Love: The Reminiscence

Salam all

Was browsing my imeem playlist..and then listened to this song:

Rossa – Takdir Cinta
ku tutup mataku
dari semua pandanganku
bila melihat matamu
ku yakin ada cinta
ketulusan hati yang mengulir lembut

penguasa alam tolonglah pegangi aku
biar ku tak jatuh pada sumur dosa
yang terkutuk dan menyesatkan cintaku


andaikan ku bisa lebih adil
pada cinta kau dan dia
aku bukan nabi yang bisa sempurna
ku tak luput dari dosa
biarlah ku hidup seperti ini
takdir cinta harus begini
ada kau dan dia bukan ku yang mau




Really love the lyrics (esp. the one that I highlighted). It's a good du'a and reminder for those who're in love, but not married yet..

Then, while browsing through, came across this youtube vid..again..touched by the du'a..also a good du'a for lovers



Then, finally..found this vid also..well it's not a du'a..but this vid reminds me of my varsity's life..where love conflicts happened immensely.lots of lessons learned.
and this was the first korean drama that I watched.lots of time and tissues (..of course..to wipe my tears) wasted while watching this drama..(sigh)



Alhamdulillah. Eventually got married.
Still striving and struggling to seek for The Maha Cinta's love. Allah Rabbul Jalil

May Allah Bless

Luv,
ky

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The right to LEAD


Salam all

Interested to share this article. It's an eye opener for me. Hope it is, for you too

Excerpt from:
The Right to Lead,
by John Maxwell

WHAT GIVES A MAN OR WOMAN THE RIGHT TO LEAD?
It certainly isn't gained by election or appointment. Having position, title, rank, or degrees doesn't qualify anyone to lead other people. And the ability doesn't come automatically from age or experience, either. No, it would be accurate to say that no one can be given the right to lead. The right to lead can only be earned. And that takes time.

The Kind of Leader Others Want to Follow
The key to becoming an effective leader is not to focus on making other people follow, but on making yourself the kind of person they want to follow. You must become someone others can trust to take them where they want to go. As you prepare yourself to become a better leader, use the following guidelines to help you grow:

1. Let go of your ego.
The truly great leaders are not in leadership for personal gain. They lead in order to serve other people. Perhaps that is why Lawrence D. Bell remarked, "Show me a man who cannot bother to do little things, and I'll show you a man who cannot be trusted to do big things."

2. Become a good follower first.
Rare is the effective leader who didn't learn to become a good follower first. That is why a leadership institution such as the United States Military Academy teaches its officers to become effective followers first - and why West Point has produced more leaders than the Harvard Business School.

3. Build positive relationships.
Leadership is influence, nothing more, nothing less. That means it is by nature relational. Today's generation of leaders seem particularly aware of this because title and position mean so little to them. They know intuitively that people go along with people they get along with.

4. Work with excellence.
No one respects and follows mediocrity. Leaders who earn the right to lead give their all to what they do. They bring into play not only their skills and talents, but also great passion and hard work. They perform on the highest level of which they are capable.

5. Rely on discipline, not emotion.
Leadership is often easy during the good times. It's when everything seems to be against you - when you're out of energy, and you don't want to lead - that you earn your place as a leader. During every season of life, leaders face crucial moments when they must choose between gearing up or giving up. To make it through those times, rely on the rock of discipline, not the shifting sand of emotion.

6. Make adding value your goal.
When you look at the leaders whose names are revered long after they have finished leading, you find that they were men and women who helped people to live better lives and reach their potential. That is the highest calling of leadership - and its highest value.

7. Give your power away.
One of the ironies of leadership is that you become a better leader by sharing whatever power you have, not by saving it all for yourself. You're meant to be a river, not a reservoir. If you use your power to empower others, your leadership will extend far beyond your grasp.

In The Right to Lead, you will hear from and read about people who have done these same things and earned the right to lead others. Because of the courage they found and the character they displayed, other people recognized their admirable qualities and felt compelled to follow them.

The followers who looked to these leaders learned from them, and so can we. As you explore their worlds and words, remember that it takes time to become worthy of followers. Leadership isn't learned or earned in a moment.
~John Maxwell

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Let us all become leaders
To start by leading ourselves, to follow the right path
InsyaAllah

Cheers
ky

Lambaian Haji Menuju Allah

Salam

To makmah & pakcik..
semoga selamat perjalanan pergi dan pulangnya, ke Mekah dan dari Mekah
dan semoga mendapat haji mabrur
jgn lupa doakan kami di sini..
moga2 kami akan menyusul pula nanti..insyaAllah

this video clip is dedicated to both of you



Bagi yg belum diberi kesempatan/peluang/rezeki utk mengerjakan haji..mari hayati movie trailer ini..



bilakah pula aku akan ke sana?
moga Allah mempermudahkan..

Till then,
Wassalam

Love,
ky

Saturday, November 7, 2009

Success is..


Success is the ability,
First, to recognize opportunity
Second, to form plans and strategies that leverage opportunity
and, Third, to develop the necessary skills needed to execute those strategies.

Friday, November 6, 2009

when you're tired

Salam all

when u're tired
it's difficult to do things that're useful, and beneficial
and
it's easier to do things that're entertaining, which are usually not useful/beneficial
but
it's actually the time that u're free from distractions/disturbance
and
the exact time to do what u're suppose to do

when u're energetic
it's easier to do things that're useful, and beneficial
and
it's easier not to do things that're entertaining, which are usually not useful/beneficial
but
it's actually the time that u're busy with the distractions/disturbance
and
the exact time to do what u're suppose to do

so..finally..u end up not doing what u're suppose to do
and doing what u're not suppose to do

Malaikat in me:this is totally alasan..coz hendak 1000 daya tak hendak 1000 dalih

Nafsu in me:but where to find the 1000 daya..when you're always being surrounded by 1000 alasan?

Malaikat: Seek and you shall find, Ask and you shall receive

Nafsu: Yeah..easier said than done

Malaikat: Rabbana zholamna anfusana, wain lam tahfirlana, wa tarhamna, lanakunanna minal khasirin

The end

Just random rantings
of a tired mom

"Truth is always hidden until it is properly dissected"

ps: Just arrived at home from few miles of cycling, bringing the 2 boys to buy something, but end up not buying anything, since the thing that we wanna buy is so expensive..and the 2 boys end up main nyorok2 dalam kedai..and I thought I've lost them..and later, they playfully jerked at me..PEEKABOO!














Have a nice weekend!