I woke up with a very light heart this morning.
I'm on holiday! A double holiday instead...
I felt happy cos i can take 10 minutes to slowly detach my head from the pillow when i normally jump out of my bed in miliseconds when i'm not in holiday.
It feel great that the first thing i thought of when i woke up was"yes! i hv no class today! I can forget my full of responsibility life for today at least"
It also wondered me how i could stay awake last night, until 2am, reading the novel I had juz bought, "New Moon", the sequel to "Twilight". I glued my eyes for 4 solid hours finishing the book, leaving it only to talk to my mum for a while, or to drink water. (well frankly, i'm not surprised with this ability of mine. I acquired it since small). I just cant spend half of the time reading my textbooks without exponential effort.
As for the rest of this morning, I did a lot of household chores in a good mood. And after writing this post, i'm gonna read my newly bought "Eclipse" novel, the sequel to "New Moon". =)
Btw, my dream last night was full of werewolves and vampires.
Too much novel i guess.
Hahaha..
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Saturday, June 27, 2009
Speed of Time???
Assalammualaikum wrt wbt.
People had always talk abt speed of light, speed of sound, how fast can a car travel etc...
But, speed of light?
I entered IMU on the 23rd Feb 2009.
Today i finished my 1st sem there.
Altogether, i spent approx 124 days = 2 976 hours being an IMU stdnt.
Which means, light had traveled 3.21X10^12 since i became an IMU stdnt.
So, that's the speed of time, relative to light.
Just how fast time flies.
In these 4mths plus, i learnt a lot, faced a lot of things, studied a lot of things, fell quite a few times, tearing off a few of my shoes (literally), and a lot other.
*mesoderm*extraembryonic*pleurae*somatopleuric*splanchnic*glossopharyngeal*buccal*
deglutition*visceral*spleen*akmar*chomell*pampiniform*plexus*rami*sarcolemma*
glucophosphomutase*stratified random sampling*incentive motivation theory*anterograde amnesia*retrospective study design*akmar*comel*cranial nerves*zymogens*PQR complex*
T wave*myocardial infarction*alkalosis*acidosis*myeloid progenitor cells
and etc etc etc...
Words most of them i've nvr came across before.
And now in these 4 mths i need to memorise them all.
Haiz...
No wonder i didnt do well in my exam this morning..
Ahah..
I took this exam quite lightly, not as serious as i took my A Levels for.
I had always take things lightly, because i think if i take everything seriously, i'd explode.
People had always talk abt speed of light, speed of sound, how fast can a car travel etc...
But, speed of light?
I entered IMU on the 23rd Feb 2009.
Today i finished my 1st sem there.
Altogether, i spent approx 124 days = 2 976 hours being an IMU stdnt.
Which means, light had traveled 3.21X10^12 since i became an IMU stdnt.
So, that's the speed of time, relative to light.
Just how fast time flies.
In these 4mths plus, i learnt a lot, faced a lot of things, studied a lot of things, fell quite a few times, tearing off a few of my shoes (literally), and a lot other.
*mesoderm*extraembryonic*pleurae*somatopleuric*splanchnic*glossopharyngeal*buccal*
deglutition*visceral*spleen*akmar*chomell*pampiniform*plexus*rami*sarcolemma*
glucophosphomutase*stratified random sampling*incentive motivation theory*anterograde amnesia*retrospective study design*akmar*comel*cranial nerves*zymogens*PQR complex*
T wave*myocardial infarction*alkalosis*acidosis*myeloid progenitor cells
and etc etc etc...
Words most of them i've nvr came across before.
And now in these 4 mths i need to memorise them all.
Haiz...
No wonder i didnt do well in my exam this morning..
Ahah..
I took this exam quite lightly, not as serious as i took my A Levels for.
I had always take things lightly, because i think if i take everything seriously, i'd explode.
Monday, June 22, 2009
3 days to go....
Assalammualaikum...
Yeah!!!
3 days to go...
Sorry, this blog has been hibernated by the owner i.e. me, so that the owner i.e. me, can concentrate on studies...
3 days left for the owner i.e. me, to study and then comes the exam...
So, good luck to me!!
And to all my friends sitting for the exam as well.
To newly-ex-intec stdnts, wait, i'll celebrate the independence with u guys in 4 days time... =P
Yeah!!!
3 days to go...
Sorry, this blog has been hibernated by the owner i.e. me, so that the owner i.e. me, can concentrate on studies...
3 days left for the owner i.e. me, to study and then comes the exam...
So, good luck to me!!
And to all my friends sitting for the exam as well.
To newly-ex-intec stdnts, wait, i'll celebrate the independence with u guys in 4 days time... =P
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Busy
Assalammualaikum.
I really would like to upload pics during the camp, i've got almost 1000 pics during the 3 days camp! But i'm pretty busy right now with all the activities i get myself into, a long " to do" list thus, i'll update this blog a bit late.
Sorry!
p/s: i'm darker now.. Huhuhu...
Thursday, June 4, 2009
Going for a camp
Assalammualaikum.
Sorry, i've been busy lately, especially this week organising a summer camp for school children.
And i hvnt been able to update much.
And the camp starts tomorrow (friday) till sunday.
So, no news from me till then!
=)
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
A Teacher
What a title...
When I was a little girl, I had nvr thought of myself being a teacher.
My mother is a teacher, so I know how a teacher works.
I know the stress and the responsibility of a teacher.
I myself WAS a "little teacher" to little kids in my neighbouring area.
So, being a teacher was never in my list of possible carrier.
I thought of being an air-stewardess, pilot, doctor, engineer, architect, policewoman, actress, singer, anything but teacher.
Of course, I shorten my list as I grow up.
But now, I realised the power, the influence of a teacher.
I see how a teacher can either make the student a good person or a bad one.
Not talking from the academic perspective, but from an overall perspective.
Not everyone is capable of scoring straight As in exam, there will be some who managed only to pass. But, the straight A scorer might not be as a good person as the pass student (responsibility wise, behavioural wise)
Apart from parents, a child got their advises from teachers.
Strangers from the roadside do not give out advises just like that, only in movies, rarely in real life.
Coming back to my latest personal discovery on teacher's influential, I came to notice it because the of some of my own lecturers.
Some of the lecturers in IMU do put in sentences like,
"…this coccyx bone is to remind us all that we had tails before"
"…we are those lucky apes who evolved successfully to be what we are now"
If I had been an ignorant Muslim, I’d believe that we evolved from apes.
In fact, I did when I was in my lower secondary.
I read abt Darwin's theory when I was abt 14 and I asked my science teacher abt it.
Being a Muslim, she dismissed the theory and told me it's not true.
I read from what I thought a-very-reliable book, as it was a science book, not from school of course, I thought the teacher had no knowledge in the theory because she didn’t produce sound argument for me. So, I 95% believed that our great great great great ancestors were apes.
The other 5% goes for my curiosity on why the teacher dismissed the theory.
Hence, let say one of my lecturers were to bring out a sentence like,
"Don't u see how God has created us in such a manner that everything goes smoothly? How the cellular metabolism is so complicated yet designed?"
"We can’t control everything in life. Destiny plays its own part"
Then, wont it trigger some of the students' minds? These sentences are coming out from a highly educated person. There must be some truth behind it.
So, I now am considering to be an educator...
=P
Lecturer perhaps?
After completing several years as a doctor, get the suitable course, do some practical work before jumping into the academic profession.
For now, that sounds like a good plan to me...
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