A Journey Beyond The Logical Mind

Salam.

Yeay, I can't wait to go to Langkawi! (I know, I know, this statement clearly contradicts my post a few days ago. Initially, I don't want to go because I notice myself getting bigger and wider. Segan la weyh.... sebab tu la..) Now? That does not matter anymore....

I am now doing a serious countdown (refer to the right hand side of this page). And again, I can't wait!

Urayvillians will InsyaAllah organise a reunion at 'Grand Ballroom' of MJSC Langkawi after getting our SPM Result. (Langkawi ada 'Grand Ballroom'? Cayalah!) All in all, I'm still feeling rather quesy eventhough I have yet to board the ferry to Langkawi. Why?

Here's an extract from Cikgu Aminah's text message : 'Sori wani,ckgu x dpt msk pulau masa awk ambik result..nanti report kat cikgu result awak..dok kecut perut ka, mlm ni x lena apa..'. Ye cikgu. Malam ni mungkin tak lena la kami semua.... Hmmmm~.

Oh yeah, I haven't finish with my tales of a thousand nights about my crazee, whacky classmates. Allow me to continue.

This time, I'm going to tell about my classmates who are living in the East and the West of Peninsular Malaysia. Who else if not Abe, Fathul, Marni and Arif.

Abe- Pronounced as Are-Bear. (Sounds familiar right? Still remember that Shinzo Abe? And no, they are not related in any way, as far as I know...). Abe is actually the Eastern slang for the word 'Abang' which means big brother. Tall, quite skinny and very quiet. This guy is quite 'jiwang', how to say it in English? Eerr.. lovey-dovey. Yeah, but not that much. One thing about this Terengganu guy is, he is neat (and he is a guy,for God's sake). He rarely leave his desk until he makes sure that all of his stuff is arranged orderly. Very hard to find this kind of neat guy these days...

Ariff- Famously known as Arep and Sukun. The story behind these names are too long for me to tell. I don't really know this guy, even after being in the same class for three semesters. I rarely talked to him, for one thing. Hmmm~. This guy however is very funny. He made Malay and History classes very cheerful and lively. He was quite close to Haziq; sat next to him in the class and they used to be roomates. Oh yeah, he is proud of his Ko'Diang, Kedah.

Fathul- My kakak homeroom. Petite and cute. She is the wind type of person, sometimes windy sometimes still. Translation, sometimes quiet, sometimes not so quiet. During class: quite not so quiet. Homeroom meeting: very very quiet. Smart and taiko of Add Maths.

Marni- A girl who is yet to learn how to cook Laksa Johor. My classmate of four semesters. Yup, we share quite a lot of things; we are floor-mate and former classmate. Thin, tall and fair. Oh yeah, she is the Miss Annual Dinner of Infineight! Bangga!

Sorry, no pictures available this time. Next time eh? Skrg kene cepat, nak gi Alor setar. Esok nak ambik result kat Langkawi...