Here in My Home.

n__n

thank you so much people.

i love this.

Hot!

Headcount ; Grown. Grown. Grown. Me? Almost :P Get this feeling on occasions where I'm the student (now penganggur, no longer student) among those of you who are already working. Being in this line in this country, I don't get to be one of the fresh graduates who'll face at least one anxiety/panic attacks secondary to job hunting. As much as I consider myself lucky, at times I do feel like I want to be out there applying for positions, going for interviews and not knowing where will I end up. I would very much enjoy the adventure. But then again, I am not sure of whether or not I can handle the stress and pressure. When you're standing a few inches from a boiler, u get this nice warm sensation surrounding you but imagine being in the boiler? Hot! and not in a desirable way I suppose.

So I thank Allah for being lucky and also for being just inches from the boiler.

I am praying and wishing all the best for you in the boiler.

I know you'll be yummy!

with my little knowledge

Memilih semasa saya tidak tahu perangai seseorang adalah tidak bijak. Tetapi meneruskan sokongan apabila saya sudah tahu keburukan yang dilakukan oleh orang pilihan saya adalah perbuatan yang tidak bertanggungjawab.

Tun Dr. M

I like this.

Tropical Storm

Just found out there's "Tropical Storm Fay"

It's the sixth named storm of the 2008 Atlantic hurricane season. It's blamed for 36 deaths. The damages done by Fay is estimated at USD180 million.

Formed from a vigorous tropical wave on August 15 over the Dominican Republic, Fay passed over the island of Hispaniola, Gulf of Gonave, island of Cuba and Florida .

Get this;

• August 18, Fay made a landfall on Florida Keys then veered into the Gulf of Mexico.
• August 19, Fay made a landfall near Naples, Florida then went northeast to Florida Peninsula.
• August 20, Fay emerged into Atlantic Ocean near Melbourne.
• August 21, Fay re-entered near Daytona Beach then crossed Gainesville and Panama City, Florida to Panhandle.
• Fay weakened on August 26.

36 deaths. USD 180 000 000 estimated loss.
Jahatnye Fay.

Yet,

"Heavy rains from Tropical Storm Fay are alleviating a drought that has bedeviled the Southeast for years, and another storm on the horizon could help even further, National Weather Service experts said Monday."

USA Today 8/25/2008 7:44 AM

Fay tu. (what are the odds that it happened (August 15 - 24) around my birthday?)
Fay ni? =P