Video dedication to Erasmus, University of Kuala Lumpur and City University London

Hello and Assalamualaikum wbt to everyone!

A few months ago the higher management of University of Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) requested a video for my exchange program as a video presentation of my experience while I am in London. Initially I thought I should record the life in London, but they requested the video earlier than I thought. Since I had a very little time to go out and record things, so this is all that I have for now. 

You may find this video a little boring and less idea on how the real life in London looks like,

but I will definitely produce another one soon just to share with all of you! :)

Kids are unexpected.

When I was a kid, I remember that I used to play A LOT with my big brother. That was when my two lil' sis were not in this world yet. My brother and I used to play games that complement each other. 

If we were to play 'cooking', then my brother demanded to be the chef otherwise he won't play with me. So yeah, I never become the chef unless I was playing alone. Most of the time I was 'the waitress'. 

-_-

When my brother wanted me to play football with him, then I'll ask for smaller goal so that it'll be easier for me to cover it. And my brother had to protect the larger one so it'll be easy for me to score. Yeah. 

But you know what? Usually he still win and all that I got was goose egg. Duh

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My point here is that I was wondering how does kids nowadays fill their free time at home? So I investigated what Syahira; daughter of my aunt's sister-in-law was doing today. First of, she's 4. Let see what she did today. Earlier in the morning she resisted to go to pre-school. After she was awake, took her bath, she was helping me to look for my aunt's store, initially sitting on a sofa at my aunt's store. 

10 minutes later.

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Sleep

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2 hours later

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Still sleeping

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After she was awake.

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Lexus time

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15 minutes later. 

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On her couch watching TV

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After maghrib

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Babysit her 11 days-old sister

She practically do nothing other than watching TV , sleep and eat.

What happen to kids nowadays?

No teng teng? No 'cook-cook' game?

No imaginary game with imaginary friends?

Thank god she finally decided to babysit her lil' sis for about. . . 5 minutes.

Wanita Inspirasiku 2010

Many many young ladies in this world are getting smarter nowadays, even smarter than men. And deep down in their heart, despite of being a successful women, domestic engineer is always one of their choice to become. 

As early as at the age of early 20s, they started to wish many things; to become a good mother, to become a good wife. Well, me too, of course, have said all that stuff. And what I often heard when I have a conversation with friends talking about being a housewife; "I wish I can be a good wife and mother as good as my own mother!"And I can assure you that many and many young ladies have said that.

As far as I live, and am about to be 21 years old this June, I rarely find any of those who said how much they wish they want to be a domestic engineer actually do what a domestic engineer should do. Being a young, and single lady, I find it is not that hard to take care of your own clothes, clean your own room and cook your own food. Okay, lets give food an exception since there are some people who never cook before.

To really dream of becoming a domestic engineer, practice to become one is a good thing to do. In my very own personal point of view, if you said what you want to become, then you better find a way to do it. By simply say how much you want to be a good wife or mother, it doesn't even put you in the list of 'Good Wife and Mother'. But by doing everything that a housewife does, then you are qualified to be in the list. And it is simple. You just have to take care of your very-own-self, clean your own clothes, sweep the floor, mop the floor, clean the kitchen after you cook and sort your groceries after you shop are the most basic practice to become a good wife! You don't have to dream big and say how much you wish to become a good mother and a good wife if you can't even take care of those simple things!

And I am proud to say I practiced most of those things that I've said and those are the inspirations that given  by my all-time sifu, my very own mother, Puan Noriati binti Udin; a good mother, a good wife.

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