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Another post yet again for today, what has gotten into me??
here are some of the things I have to do this holiday, as a mental note to self:
1. Homework.
>BM (KOMSAS)
>Maths (ACE Analysis workbook)
>Add Maths handout
>Physics handout (2)
>Arab handout

erm..what else?
2. study for my Arabic language exam next year (lambat siot!)
3. organize my files

4. Redaksi works
>write preface for Syeme and the principal
>look for pictures of the people featured in the preface
>ask the alumni president to write the preface
>type a report
>design layouts and SEMASA cver 2008

5. St. John Camp 10th to 16th Dec

erm..what else?
I'll update later when I remember.


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yes,yes,yes, I'll admit that I've really caught on the AAC bug! I'm freakishly playing the song again and again on my player! God.

But lets make it a new resolution, though it may not be a new year yet. No, I'm not going to recap this year's highlights yet, it's still too early, but anyways, I do believe in the continuous renewal of resolutions.

Okay, I have resolved to:
1. increase my weight to 45 kg, insyaAllah, but all this while, I have yet to reach 40kg.
2. find a way to control my emotions and manage my anger, find a more effective way to channel my 'surge' .
3. get better results, this year's results suck!
4. be more organized, so that i can get my life back in control
5.be a better Muslimah


sekian, for now.
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aRiFF hAFIZi said…
HW'S SEMASA?? I CANT WAIT TO SEE THE NEW COVER 4 2008... MAIL IT TO ME, K!!

-Ariff, graphic editor MURNI; SMSD official mag.-
11:20 AM
aRiFF hAFIZi said…
if SEMASA 2006's cover based on black n arabic style..
SEMASA 2007's is yellow.. n high-tech based..

what's up with dis year??
12:18 AM
aRiFF hAFIZi said…
cian arabic student, kne studi gi.. hahaha.. januari kn exam korg?? pepun gud lark!!
7:23 AM
Nur Nafis said…
Thanks for putting this "what-to-do" list. :)
Very useful, lebih kurang jer but of course, mine not as much as yours. Hehe.
6:01 AM
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