Raya di Malaysia

Salam Raya to all. =)

Whilst most of my friends are now back in a rut, leading their university life - boring slash books slash pressure (hehe) life; I, on the other hand, am enjoying my Raya holiday to the fullest. After 4 years of slaving myself at study - leading a less colourful, stressful, speedy life, I intend to make up for all those years and have the merriest Raya celebration, hehee.

My mommy, who has always loved to bring me to social gatherings from the moment I could stand and walk, has decided to bring me to KPerak's Open House at Cybercentre, Ipoh. Most of the staffs at Education Department of Perak and KPerak know me since I was in diapers, thus getting acceptance to the event was easy. Haha, abuse of power. Bukan selalu. ;p 

When the receptionist asked for my name, (which was on the list *ahem ahem* haha) I suddenly felt like *cough* Serena Van der Woodsen *cough*, who doesn't need to wait in line to get into 5 stars clubs or 7 stars restaurants, lol. 

For those who might have no effing idea who Serena Van der Woodsen is, (seriously?? if you're a guy, I forgive you, but if you're a girl, tsk tsk tsk, haha) she is one of Gossip Girl's casts. The bombshell blondie, does that ring a bell, no? Google her.

Auntie Zairul; Dr Kamil, President of KPerak; my mommy and Mr Ishak, President of KPec. 

KPec is an organisation under the administration of KPerak. It's an e-Learning Cluster programme that was set up in collaboration with Innovation New Zealand Education (iNZed) to facilitate the 21st century learners in Perak to engage in critical thinking and self-learning through teaching and learning processes using internet and computers.

No more books for these kids. Everything is online and on the computer; homework, exercises, lessons, virtual learning with the New Zealand teachers and students via Internet, thanks to Skype, haha. Cangih gila! Jealous I.

From left: Teacher Zana, she taught me English when I was in 6th grade; Teacher Hindun, who taught me Science in 6th grade; and my mommy, my favourite teacher! 

Hehe, bukan bias, but it's a fact. She teaches me subjects that are not taught in school, for example, life, friendships, boyfriends, hardship, moral values, the do's and dont's, etc. Even to this day, when I taught I am wise enough to make my own decisions, she is still 'teaching', guiding and facilitating me, hehee.

 

Flaunting her now 22 years young (yes, you read me right ;p haha) daughter to her friends is now her favourite activity to do at a social gathering. She will proudly introduce me to all of her friends and perhaps leave them with green eyes? Haha.

The verdict?
People will compliment her for being a beautiful, young and sophisticated at only 45, but already has a teenage daughter, who is about to embark her senescence, lol!

>.<

Despite of how much fun I have this year's Raya, I still have one final obligation as a student -submit my thesis to the Deputy Dean of Education Faculty, *whisper* which should have been submitted last month, heheee.