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 Received my mid-year exams results yesterday. Alhamdulillah...I guess my marks were okay. I'm really glad that all my friends pass the exam. Yay! :) After that we had a birthday celebration for our form teacher, Ustazah Zainab. The chocolate ice-cream cake was simply delicious! We brought bags of potato chips, fried rice and also drinks. Had a great time playing twister with my friends. Took some more class pictures. Ustazah looked so cute wearing the crown with little shining lights on it. Zubaidah was generous to give each of us a little party bag with sweets, biscuits, chips and also a balloon and mask in it. So we had a little masquerade in the class with all of us putting on these cute masks. :) Then in the middle of the party some of my friends and I had been called by Ustazah Supijah to discuss about the Arabic Camp.Going to attend it on the 5th and 6th June at Madrasah Wak Tanjong. Had to prepare some really important stuff for the event. So I think I'll be taking a short break from blogging for a while. InsyaAllah I'll be back after 6th June. Till then...fi amanillah! :)
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As we were only given 2 days to practise our song and co-ordination, my Sec 4 Pink class wasted no time for the preparation. Our class were grouped into three; the supporting singers,lead/solo singers,and also the drama group. We chose to sing Cari pasangan by Rabbani and Puteriku Sayang by Hijjaz for the following day. Hannah and I became the solo singers.I still remember seeing my friend's faces flushed red from the intense heat. It was really hot. We kept on practising for 3 hours till it was nearly 2.45pm. By then everyone had "surrendered" and retired for the cold drinks and benches. Later we all hurried home for our Zuhur prayers. The next morning, we had a Maulid recitation again at the basement hall for the secondary students only. This time my sister managed to come. :) At 10.15am, some of my friends went for recess while the others and I stayed back at our class. I was too nervous to even think about taking breakfast. The thought of the nasyeed competition just made me lose my appetite. What if I did something wrong? What if I spoil the whole thing? What if I forget my lyrics? All the "What if..." thoughts came rushing into my mind. I nearly had a nervous breakdown. Thankfully some of my friends like Naadhi, Fadhilah, Zubi and Aisyah managed to cool me down a little by saying that "everything's going to be okay". Thanks you guys...I really need that. :) So finally the show started at 11.15 am. One by one each class was called and asked to perform. My friends and I prayed silently while waiting for our turn. We were really anxious. So when "...and now,the Sec 4P..." was finally announced, everyone gasped and hurried to get ourselves organized. We then started to sing and move in steps in our very best. I felt really tensed when performing in front of all the students. It was as if all the blood in my body had suddenly rushed into my head and felt like blowing up! Maybe this is what they called "stage fright"...But,thankfully everything went smoothly and we ended our song with cheers from the students. Yay! :) Posted by Nurdiyana at 9:25 PM
The Day After Tomorrow See that awesome image above? Well, that's just a PART of the whole amazing movie I just watched today! The special-effects are really superb that I felt as if the whole theatre was shaking. Well ,that didn't exactly happen.*ehem ehem* Only that in reality it turned out that my legs were the one shaking.hehe. My sis Nadiah pointed that one for me. :P Guess it was just too cold in there, or maybe I felt a little scared watching the tornadoes ripped off the whole Los Angeles state, or the gigantic waves crashing down onto New York City. The scenes were soo devastating that it reminded me of Yaumul-Qiyamah or The Day of Judgement. Every single thing in this entire universe would be destroyed to bits when that time comes. The Day all of us would return back to The Creator. Ya Allah, protect us from this dreadful day... p/s:Diyana gives 4 stars for the movie. :) Posted by Nurdiyana at 10:21 PM
Today my aunt and her son from Malaysia paid a visit at our house. I felt rather happy to see them as it is seldom that we get to meet, and that is only during Hari Raya gathering. Speaking of Hari Raya, I remember that our house would be soo full with all my relatives, aunts and uncles coming to our house- and that is only from my father's side. My father has a total of ten siblings altogether, and he being the 8th son in the family. So when each time Hari Raya arrives, everyone would gather together at our house, with three of my aunts coming down from Malaysia. The house would be full with the laughter and cries of my young nephews and nieces, as all my cousins each have their own family too. It's really nice when you see all those cute and happy faces, and then you started to realize that you are now already an aunt to all those litle bundles of joy! They surely made me think that I'm already quite old although I'm only sixteen.hahaha. :) Having a big family is really interesting. You will never be short of all the fun and laughter that come along. I really like seeing the young ones grow up, with them getting taller and bigger day by day. One moment you see them sleeping soundly with their milk bottle and little pillow that they always bring along wherever they go, and the next time you will be surprised when they start to run around the house wildly and go up and down the stairs. Of course I don't quite like the latter part. ;P Okay...that's how my story goes for today. For now I really can't wait to see the little cute kitty that is playing around outside my house. It's not long that you will see it as a kitten and then suddenly it has grown up to be a mother cat. And then the young ones will pop their heads one day...YAY! :) Posted by Nurdiyana at 6:18 PM
Alhamdulillah...had a great time today with the Maulid Nabi organized at school. All Al-Ma'arif students from the lower primary to the Pre-U students attended the event. Glad to see some of the ex-students like Sis Halimah, Sakeenah, Ruqayyah and Fatimah came along too. Pity that my sister Nad couldn't join us because she did not feel good. After reciting our do'a and pledge during assembly, we all headed to the basement hall and tried to squeeze in as best as we could to let the younger sisters be in there too. Around 8.45am, Ustazah Nasuha began the ceremony with the recitation of Surah Al-Fatihah and then led us with wonderful zikr and recitation for the next an hour and a half. Peace and tranquility surrounded us the whole event. I felt really touched during the do'a "Ilahi lastu lilfirdausi ahlaa.." which reminded me of the days in primary school years in which my friends and I would recite it together after performing the Zuhur and 'Asr prayers at school. It gave me a nice memory of us having a strond bond of Ukhuwwah Islamiah and my learning experience at Al-Ma'arif. I would really treasure the happy moments in my heart. :) I was even more delighted when Ustazah Salbiah Omar, a former student at Al-Ma'arif and now a well-known Islamic figure in the region, paid a visit to our school after 30 long years she left the school compound as its graduate. She gave a really good speech about knowledge and the importance of having a strong faith no matter where we go. A really good reminder for all of us...especially for those who decide to leave school after their O-levels exam. The thought of leaving madrasah is truly saddening for me after all the 10 wonderful years I have spent here. InsyaAllah we would keep in touch although after taking our own separate ways. May Allah protect us and guide us in the true path... Posted by Nurdiyana at 6:12 PM
*Gasp*. Everyone stopped dead in their tracks. My eyes were literally bulging at the sight in front of me. For a moment I was struck speechless, totally surprised to see the "falling" of the lady who later lay sprawled on the floor. Just beside her a young man stood horrified and repeatedly exclaimed, " Aaah! I didnt do anything! " with both hands on his head as if to declare that he was innocent. Okay...So what's going on here??? You may ask. Let's just rewind the whole thing back shall we... As usual, I stepped out of the train at Jurong East station while on my journey home from school. Okay...nothing different, all the same pushing and shoving of people either they want to get in or out of the train...everything seemed perfectly normal-until an Indian lady collapsed on the floor. I was walking not far from behind her to the elevator when suddenly I noticed that she was slowly swaying to the left and right and then, "PLOP!* she fell! At first I thought maybe she was suddenly weak in the knees or felt giddy and at least remain conscious...but then she practically didn't move and I felt my nerves getting tensed up. Uh-Oh .Oh no,what am I going to do?! All the people just stood there doing nothing to help the poor lady. Thankfully after a few minutes of utter silence finally a middle-aged Chinese man and another Indian lady came around to help her. I just need to carry her green flower-painted plastic bag. ;P After that she was carried onto a bench where the two kind people tried to "revive" her back to consciousness by smearing medicated oil "cap kapak" on her forehead and then massaging it vigorously. Pity the lady...who in the world wants to faint in the center of the crowd? After she seemed okay I slowly excused myself and gave her bag back to her. Wah...this was the first time I saw a person fainted. Usually I was the one who experience that- 5 times actually.heheh. :P Most of these 'memorable moments' happened during my childhood days. I stiil remember the 1st one... when I was about 6 yrs old , all fit and very active(and naughty too! ;), when I decided to do a good swing between two beds with my arms. I was terribly delighted when I could lift myself up I came crashing down. I guess my head knocked too hard on the floor which quickly made me unconscious. The next moment I found myself on the cushion and my family was crying. Alhamdulillah...my head could still function properly. I guess since then I had this weak heart. Everytime someone scold or frighten me badly or I happen to see blood I would feel a hard tug in my heart. terrible?...yes. I really hope that I could be strong enough to face all the circumstances in life. And with faith and Iman in Allah, InsyaAllah I can succeed. :) Hope my youngest sis would stop giving me a scare... heehee. :) Posted by Nurdiyana at 8:02 PM
While I was about to head for the elevator at the Eunos MRT train station, my eyes suddenly caught hold of a really cute and rather lovely sight- fourteen little children standing in pairs and holding each other's hands while trying to get on the elevator..aaah, so sweet! :) Apparently they were on a school trip as four teachers were assigned to guide them. My feelings were soon mixed with happiness and pity; I was happy because I just love to see young children, and I felt pity for them because I realized that they are "special". Kids with diabilities...simply said, they are among those with the down-syndrome disease or autistic people. I then figured out myself that they were actually on a "training" to help them get used to the daily tasks that seem so simple for normal individuals like us. I actually did a quick search at Yahoo on autism and found out that as many as 1.5 million Americans - children and adults - are thought to have autism today.They also often want to make friends but due to their disability they find it difficult to do so... :( Ya Allah...how fortunate we are to be born in this world as healthy and normal individuals. Sometimes we are much too concerned with our appearances or mere things which we unnecessarily hope for; that we sometimes tend to forget that we should actually be grateful to Allah for all that He had given to us...a pair of eyes to see all the wonderful creations, a heart that is able to feel love and emotions,a mind that could think and learn knowledge...and all this could just be non-existent with Allah's will... Posted by Nurdiyana at 7:58 PM
Alhamdulillah...I stiil am very lucky as compared to those in the poor countries who had not a single food to feed themselves.I really pity the small children there..they seemed so hungry and so sick- yet they could still offer a smile to the world..I really hope that one day I could help all of them and give a new hope in their lives. InsyaAllah... ...and now,what can I make out of these apples? Aha!I would love to try and make apple pies :). now let's see...where is that recipe book... Posted by Nurdiyana at 6:00 PM
"Women are like apples on trees. The best ones are at the top of the tree. The men don't want to reach for the good ones because they are afraid of falling and getting hurt. Instead, they just get the rotten apples from the grounds that aren't as good, but easy. So the apples at the top think something is wrong with them, when in reality, THEY'RE amazing. They just have to wait for the right man to come along, the one who's brave enough to climb all the way to the top of the tree." A truly amazing qoute from Missapple. :) I had a really fun day today with my friends- Zubaidah,Amirah,Naadhirah,Farah and 'Aisyah.Reached our meeting place at Jurong Interchange around 9.50am. Oh no...I'm late again!But Thank God it's only for 5 minutes.:) All of us were surprised to see that three of us were wearing pink while the others were in cream; although we didn't actually plan it!It was a fairly good start to our outing that day.We were feeling all happy and excited to go to the Singapore Science Centre for the chemistry exhibition there.After having our breakfast at McDonalds,we toured around the place and tried all sorts of gadgets and exhibits.I really liked the one which captured our image and then portrayed us in a video game!We seemed really small on the screen and all six of us have to move in unison to control our image in order to catch some falling 'gold' and 'fruits'.But it turned out that our co-ordination was bad and we ended going in a chaotic way! hahaha :) We had a really good laugh seeing our silly antics. After that,we went to other exhibitions such as The Human Body,Biotechnology,Aviation and the DNA.We also get to pose and take all sorts of pictures using Aisyah's digital camera. After 2 hours roaming around,we finally left the Science Centre and headed to the Jurong Entertainment Centre.All of us except Farah and Naadhirah were going to watch the movie TROY!!! Yay! It was sad that Farah and Naadhi couldn't be there with us.. :( While waiting for the 12.15pm show to start,we bought some refreshments and chips at the Movie kiosk.Ami got a Nacho Cheese while I just bought a medium-sized pepsi for $1.70.Drinks these days are just getting more expensive!Next time must buy canned drinks at the Supermarket.hehehe.So after buzzing around we then entered the cinema.It was so dark in there my eyes had to adjust themselves for a while.Then I slowly followed Zubi,Sha and Ami up the flight of steps and we sat in line.I took a seat beside Ami.Let the movie started...! :) Movie Review: Okiez...so after we left the movie after around 2 and a half hours,I felt really satisfied.It was all worth the money I spent.hmm...I think I do not want to tell the whole story here or else I would be a movie spoiler, rite? But I really think that Eric Bana and Brad Pitt were really greaaaaat!! They were so heroic,soo handsome and sooo...*ehem ehem* I think I better stop all these praises or else it will get worse. ;) Just hate to see all the smooching and sleazy romance...spoil the movie.I had to turn away to face Ami and then I whispered "Don't look!" to her. All my friends were giggling watching how embarrased I was.*blush blush* The 2nd time such scene appeared again I pulled out the refreshment advertisement pamphlet from my bag and started to read it.Duh..! Of course I couldn't see a single thing, and Ami who sadly noticed what I was doing started to giggle again.*sigh* Hate this too-overly-exposed romancing stuff. It doesn't have any importance to the movie,just total absurd stuff...Aargh. Ok I end my post here. So you guys want to watch the movie? hmm..would want to know what's your opinion bout TROY. Posted by Nurdiyana at 8:12 PM
A throbbing pain in my head had been with me all day now. It was hard trying to get things done with this headache of mine.I thought that by just taking a nap and then reading the novel I had could nurse the problem- but then it just keep getting worse! I guess I have to ask my mum for panadol later or else I would be feeling miserable all day.I certainly do not want to look like a grumpy old granny walking in this house! hehe. :) I'm currently craving for: Stuffed-crust Hawaiian Pizza and Campbell's mushroom soup.Oohh!!  I'm Hello Kitty Star Fairy! made by:Jen  Posted by Nurdiyana at 9:34 PM
Yesterday's Review Woohoo...got really tired yesterday- but I did have a great time! Truth to be known, it was all but the last day of mid-year exams! Yay!! After two weeks, my friends and I could finally take a long deep breath. Everyone had a smile on their faces..including me. :) But then for the Science(Chem/Bio) students,they still had a science practical exam commencing at 2.30pm at Madrasah Al-Junied. So while the Pure Science students could enjoy their day or go home and take a nap, some of my friends and I had another paper to sit for...*sigh*. So after the last English paper that finished at 9.50am, I decided to go to Geylang East Library to wait for another 2 hours.It was really nice going there...and with friends to accompany me too! Fadhilah and Siti went together with me! Bought a yummy whipped potato at 7-eleven store while Siti set her eyes on a refreshing bottle of green tea. Along the way, we chatted, joked around and studied together at the library. It was really great fun! Then I borrowed 2 books- one an Italian cook book while the other looks like an interesting novel to me. I'm really keen on learning how to cook delicious dishes as good as my Mom! hehehe :). 6.00pm: ...and then it all ended.Lights switched off,the windows closed,and the Science lab room was spick and span again after thorough cleaning.Everyone had been gone hours after the Science practical had ended; except for Teacher,my sis Nadiah who came to help teacher in the lab,Sis Halimah,Sis Rahmah and me. Later we all except Sis Halimah headed to Parco Bugis Junction to have a quick meal. We then decided on McDonald's because it was the only halal restaurant that we could find there.It was a pleasant surprise when Teacher volunteered to pay for the cost of our meals!:) While the others chose a Fish Fillet or a chicken Mcnuggets meal,I decided upon my all-time favourite...Happy Meal! They seemed quite happily surprised when they heard that. For a 16-year old girl, I think that a part of me is still a soul of a young child.I still miss my childhood days...everything was so nice and stress-free back then.If only I could turn back time...But I have to face the fact that Life has to go on..and growth is an important part of it.I'm just glad that everything had been going smoothly for me all this while. I feel blessed to have the chance to live in this world and meet wonderful people along the way...to have a wonderful family and caring friends too! Yes...they are indeed the greatest blessings that I have... :) Posted by Nurdiyana at 6:07 PM
Yay! What I got 4 my birthday presents... ~ A book titled "The Guardian" by Nicholas Sparks from my elder sister Nad. thank u kakak! gonna start reading it soon! :) :) ~ A yummy big bar of Toblerone chocolate by Fadhilah. it was so good! luv it! thanks! :) :) ~ A really beautiful golden flower brooch with shining pink and white crystals by 'Aisyah. so sweet!! thank u! :) :) .....and a lot of wonderful wishes from my beloved family and friends.I really appreciate it.Aaahh...bring the tears to my eyes...*sob*  Lonliness dominates you. You can hide it well, but its there, and your friends can see it. You constantly feel alone, and need to do things to fill your time. Your afraid to tell people this, but sooner or later it gets out in a bad way, and you think you screwed up everything. And when you are in love is when you are sad the most. (Please Vote) What Emotion Dominates you? brought to you by Quizilla Posted by Nurdiyana at 5:54 PM
Salaam. Aaah...finally got back in touch with my blog.Dad asked my sisters and I not to surf the Net for a while - just to be careful about that Sasser virus. After days of anguish and longing(cheh!;P), here I am again making a comeback for my darling computer.hohoho... Okiez..last Saturday was my 16th birthday.Alhamdulillah...I still have the chance to see the wonderful morning sunrise and breath in the feeling of life. Was feeling sad the day before.I was then at my desk,studying for my Additional Maths paper due the next day.Then a message came- a friend of my sister's had passed away.She had Leukaemia.She was just 17...a year older than me. Suddenly all the thoughts came rushing into my mind -Will I still be living tomorrow? Or even see my birthday next year? Ya Allah...forgive me for what I may have done all these 16 years of my life...past mistakes which I have yet to seek Your forgiveness...Upon the reflections that I make, I saw a person- still unprepared to face the clinge of Death. I was but a mere girl...clueless on what lies ahead in front of her.Still too young to face the realities of life.But yet I know, I still have a long journey to go- to seek as many knowledge as I can, to give help to others who may need them, to be a good daughter to my loving parents. And most important of all...to be a better person in the eyes of God. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please extend your do'a and recite surah Al-Fatihah for Allahyarhamha Nor Ayuni binte Ghazali. May her soul rest in peace and with the blessings of Allah.Ameen.. Posted by Nurdiyana at 5:37 PM
Had a pretty stressful day this morning. Blame myself for not memorizing the Fiqh notes the night before. hehe. Just had to stuff all those facts after the Science paper. Skipped breakfast. Got even more tensed when saw other of my friends were pretty relaxed. Haiz...the bad things when doing last-minute revision. Everything got all mixed up like a salad in my head. But Alhamdulillah..I could still somehow finish the paper . Important lesson : Don't study last-minute for exams. You could turn out pretty much as pressured as I did. hehe. ;) After coming home from school feeling all tired and weak to the very bones, my mum asked me to accompany her to fetch my younger sister from school. She was worried that I would be all alone at home. heehee. A mother's love for her children. :) So I followed her to school, took my sis and then we decided to have a meal at KFC. Yay! Ordered a Go-Go Caesar sandwich meal which came along with my favourite plate of Cheese Fries. Then we went to DeliFrance and bought a Chicken Curry Filleute at the cafe. Then came the salted popcorn from the Movie kiosk. Aahh...by then my stomach was too full to take any more food. Oh Please..no more..! Around 5.50 p.m, my sis pleaded to go to the ice-skating rink for a while. So then we trotted down to the place and stood outside the rink for about 15 minutes. It was so cold! I just did not understand why the young girls who were practising there were wearing really short and skimpy skirts! What in the world do they need that for? Just to expose more of their skin? Well so then we just stood there watching them on the rink showing off some pretty amazing skills. But no matter what I think these girls are still really talented. If only those skirts... Aargh. Hate to see that. Please...wear something more proper. Hey, I'm not attacking on this figure ice-skating sport. But I just feel that nicer costumes should be worn here. Short skirts doesn't affect the performance of the ice-skaters, right? It doesn't harm to cover more of your skin. Hey, even I would love to try out this sport one day... Posted by Nurdiyana at 9:04 PM
Johor trip - Cancelled Aarghh. Got quite frustrated when my mum told me that the van which was supposed to take us all to Johor didn't reply to any of my uncle's calls. 5 hours of anxious waiting and still no response. Well I guess my anger was still under control. Just kept studying for my Social Studies and Malay language paper on Monday. My younger sister kept complaining and throwing her anger about that driver. But I did pity my sister and younger cousins as they had been anticipating the trip for the whole two weeks! "Maybe his van got into a break-down," my mum replied while trying to cool down the clearly tensed atmosphere. Aaah..my beloved mum. She always had this 'magical' touch that could easily soften our feelings. Everything would just be okay when she spoke. Wish I could be like her. Love you Ibu! :) After performing our Zuhur prayers, we ended up only going to the wedding function at Teban Garden. Planned to meet my uncles and aunts there before entering the majlis. My mum told my sisters and I that it was a wedding of a neighbour's son whom she knew since she and her siblings were still young. "A Javanese family," she said. My late grandfather was a Javanese and it seemed that the family was a close friend. When my uncle arrived and we finally entered the place, I was amazed to see the helpers or kendarat wearing traditional costumes and the men either had tanjak or songkok on their heads. I could somehow feel the Javanese wedding atmosphere for the first time in my life. After having enjoyed the wonderful dishes, we were all amazed to see the arrival of the wedding couple in royal yellow, followed by kuda kepang dancers and a group of smartly-dressed traditional kompang musicians. However, I was quite surprised when I saw the bride's and bridegroom's name printed on the glass I had received as a gift ; Nor and Diana. Haha. It was really delightful having their name as same as mine. It was just a coincident- but sweet! :) Posted by Nurdiyana at 6:31 PM
Selamat Menyambut Maulidur Rasul! :) Alhamdulillah. Kedatangan Maulidur Rasul hari nie sungguh gembira sekali buat diriku. Entahlah...pagi nie terasa macam lebih tenang sekali. Cuaca pun agak sejuk dan segar. Pagi-pagi lagik lepas Solat Subuh ibu dah buka channel RTM1 kat TV. Ada kuliah Subuh dan segmen Nasyid. Best! Lepas tu rancangan Selamat Pagi Malaysia pun membuka tirai. Sungguh terasa sambutan hari yang penuh barakah ini. Oops. Dah pukul 8.00 pagi. Nak kene siap-siap. Lepas nie kami sekeluarga akan pergi ke jemputan kahwin kemudian ke Johor. Yay! Sempat jugak ye nak keluar negara. Aaah! Besok Diyana ade Exam ibu! Uiihh...takpelah, ibu kata nanti kite "makan kat suatu tempat tepi laut. Sedap-sedap tau." hehe..ok! lagipun nanti naik van dengan pakcik makcik dan adik-adik sedara sekeli. Nak rasa jugak kemeriahan kat Malaysia nanti. Wah...nie yg tak sabar nie... :) P.S: Haiz...Kenapelah date kat post nie masih hari Saturday? Actually dah hari minggu tau. takpelah... Posted by Nurdiyana at 8:12 AM
Salamz. hmm...took a little while to get everything started again. Actually this blog is a 're-birth' from the one I had a couple of months ago. Accidentally deleted it while still thinking whether to do that. Thought it occupied too much of my limited time. You know- with the big exams coming and all. Without thinking, I suddenly pressed the "Delete blog?" button on the screen. Aaah. It took me 5 seconds to actually realise what I have done. Oh no! my fanlistings. my cliques. oh well- everythings gone now aren't they? So then I juz started all over again. hehe. ;P Posted by Nurdiyana at 7:45 AM
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