WISDOM.

Hello fellow bloggers, so as you might know that I am a student or more specifically an undergraduate. OMG!!! The life of a student is so tough, I am not saying neither its easy nor hard, but it’s a challenge. The journey is just only beginning in my life, I have more challenges, obstacles, bridges to cross and who knows what God has install for us in the future.

Every day is different from the other. Each day has something special installed for us and we as humans must accept this truth. Every person around the world are going through different type of situations and phases everyday but what makes them up on their feet every day to face this challenge? What is it?

For me the solution is simple, in our self we should have a believe or saying that motivate us to do anything, I mean anything. A saying that can make us do stuffs we can’t or unaccomplished in the past! Overcoming our fears! Pro-Lacking of self-confidence! You name it. With just only those magical words we can believe to accomplished our goals and more.

The trick is that you need to have a phrase that is near to your heart or maybe a phrase you might take from a person you admire and look-up too. For me, my wisdoms words are something that my elders once said to me. That was “Don’t think of what people are saying or look at you while you are doing what you are willingly to do. Just ignore those bad thoughts and move on to do what you are doing.” People will just keep judging and judging of the things you do. The only way is just to ignore those irrational voices and stay true to yourself.  

Overall, we as people should have something to believe in whether it is religious or other beliefs but most importantly everybody should have a believe that makes the reason they are still standing on their both two feet. I hope that my wisdom words and this could help you in your daily life and can be very helpful in the future. Thanks for reading….😉😉

Vocab-licious

VOCABULARY

Words	Definition	Example
Chiefly	Mainly, for the most part, or mostly.	He is remembered chiefly for his organ sonatas.
Lexical	Relating to the words or vocabulary of a language	Lexical analysis
Intelligible	Able to understood comprehensible	Use vocabulary that is intelligible to your audience
Colloquial	Used in ordinary or familiar conversation, not formal or literary	Colloquial and everyday language
Hatha yoga	System of physical exercises and breathing control used in yoga	Hatha yoga exercises
Favela	A Brazilian shack or shanty town, a slum	Rapidly growing populations in the favelas of the great urban centres.

Vocab-licious

VOCABULARY

Words	Definition	Example
Sceptical	Not easily convinced, having doubts or reservations	The public were deeply sceptical about some of the proposals.
Grumble	Complain about something in      a bad-tempered way	“I am getting old” she grumbled.
	Make a low rumbling sound	Thunder was grumbling somewhere in the distance.
Mottle	Mark with spots or smears of colour	Green leaves that are heavily mottled with chocolate and maroon.
Collation	The action of collating something	Data management and collating.
		Lunch was a collation of salami, olives, and rye bread.
Resilient	Able to recoil or spring back into shape after bending, stretching, or being compressed.	A shoe with resilient cushioning.
	Able to withstand or recover quickly from difficult conditions	Babies are generally far more resilient than new parents realize.

Vocab-licious

Vocabulary

1 1.    Revolved

a). move in a circle on a central axis

          -overhead, the fan revolved slowly

b). treat as the most important element

          - her life revolved around her husband

c). move in a circular orbit

          - the earth revolved around the sun

d). consider (something) repeatedly and from different angles

          - her mind revolved the possibilities

2. Bigwig

a). informal an important person, especially in a particularly    sphere  

          -government bigwigs

3.Negligent

          a). failing to take proper care over something

- the council had been negligent in its supervision of the  children in care.

4. Diligent

a). having or showing care and conscientiousness in one’s work or duties

          - after diligent searching, he found a parcel

5. Modicum

a). a small quantity of a particular thing, especially something desirable or valuable

                   - his statement had a modicum of truth

Movie review - "summer camp"

Movie review:

                  “Summer camp"
                      Directed by Alberto Marini

This movie is just released recently in May 2016. Some might not know the movie but I would like to rate this movie about 3 out of 5. This film is a thriller and horror themed movie. When I watched this movie, the first thing that sprung into my head was that I need to invite more people to see this movie. I 100% recommend this movie to the audience because you guys will get the chills of wondering how the story ends (don’t worry the movie doesn’t end in continuation). This movie will keep the audience at their edge of their sits waiting what would happen next.

This movie is a perfect example of those movies that has a plot twist. This movie gives you the point of view which shows us the movie is about paranormal activities such as ghosts, demons, procession and etc. But in fact the movie doesn’t has any connection with all of those criteria’s. This movie was a brilliantly thought out movie which gives the spectator something to look forward to. This movie is rated 79% in the rotten tomatoes, no wonder the hits was so high because when I watched it the movie was awesome. This movie has a lot of suspense so my advice to those with heart problems is you better watch out (watch the movie yourself if you want to know the consequences). My advice to you is that you’d better hurry and watch this movie at your nearest cinema and enjoy!!!

Vocabulary

words	definition	sentence
Ferocious	Savagely fierce, cruel, or violent	The ferocious lion ate the guy.
Canoe	A light , narrow boat with pointed ends and no keel, propelled with a paddle or paddles	The uses the canoe to get across the lake
Sprain	Wrench or twist the ligaments of (ankle, wrists, or other joint) violently so as to cause pain and swelling	Christy sprain her ankle during the last lap.

BREAKING THE ICE....

BREAKING THE ICE

Hello there, sooo this is my first time blogging. We all might have our first time moments in a new environment in our life some way or somehow. But to be honest, I am sure that everybody have their on way on overcoming this freaky feeling of awkwardness. But the simplest way of getting rid of that felling is to break the ice. What does it , mean by breaking the ice or knowingly as ice-breaking. It’s a metaphorically figure of speech, the ice is meant by a tense feeling between two person or more. This situation is reflect in a way how when we first touch or in-contact with an ice cube. The cold feeling of emptiness and hollow is just the same as meeting someone you don’t know the first time.

So this is the story of how I  break the ice in the MADPP. What is the MADPP you ask. Well it is a  programme towards an American degree that is under MARA. We will be “prepared” just 8 months in Malaysia ( ooh yeah I’m a Malaysian ) and then off to the states. The first time I did my research about this programme, I was terrified. My head kept revolving of the idea of what field should I choose? what are my cons in this offer? Where is the location I will be placed?. Many things that popped up in my head and the registration was just a few days more. Aarrggghhhh!!! I was in a dilemma and I need to choose fast. But lastly I stick of choosing this offer.

The day of registration was upon, I was on my way  from home to kktm lenggong ( that was  100 km’s away ). Soon I arrived at the registration counter, preparing my documents and other stuffs. There I was back to square one going back to a student life again. But this time there was a few privilege’s, the rules are not so tight but they still have rules. Next, the ice-breaking thing, I was the only boy from my school so I had nobody I known formerly. So it was time to break the ice, we had an orientation programme after the registration for a week. The administration had planned a full three days programme so we can form a bond between each other. We were assigned into groups of five people. From that point on, we had to work in to groups and build teamwork skills.

  From activity to activity, we were getting used of each other. For me I think that we had accomplished something bigger that was friendship. But an even bigger perspective is that, for the boys, we have convinced each other that we are like brothers. Whom like to play around with each other, helping each other out and doing things fun. Yeah, that was truly amazing and interesting for me to  experienced. There you see that after the ice cold tension of awkwardness comes a warm and cozy feeling of acceptance. In conclusion, there is nothing wrong of feeling awkward, everybody has sometimes feel strange. So just be yourself and let loose of your emotions and in the end you will feel just like I did that is the feeling of being yourself.

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