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Oct 23, 2014
It was very nice to meet and talk to you Chelsea. I hope to speak to you again soon.
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    Reading (Hunger Games) I enjoy reading the books that made into films, when I'm reading them, I could imagine the characters, the scene, and almost everything. And I could see how's my imagination turns out when they're on films. I'm finally finished reading Mockingjay. Wait, "finally" here sounds like it's a boring book, that I can't wait to finish it and start another book... No... It's just finally know how's the Hunger Games ended. There's lots of information online, I talk to myself "No!No!No! You have to read it by yourself." Great, Beautiful, this is the ending that I wish. I can hardly wait for the movie to be released, I mean the second part of Mockingjay that is going to be released next November! But the Peeta's part is just a bit... Awwww, couldn't see him more in the film! I want to see Peeta and Katniss stay together, and their family. That would be so lovely. =) And I have a bookworm problem. When I'm reading, I can't wait to know the ending, but when it finally comes to an end, I always find the story too short! Then I have the idea to re-read it! Now the last book in the Hunger Games series, I should do it someday...
    November 19, 2014
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    Do you think staying in a native speaking country would help learning a language? Do you think staying in a native speaking country would help learning a language? I think staying in a native speaking country will really speed up the learning process! When you're staying in a native English speaking country, the environment will force you, or push you to learn, to speak, to write everything in English. Well, not everyone can afford to study abroad or have the opportunity to live in a different country. If you're one of them, don't blame "not staying in a native speaking country" as the reason why you can't speak that language well.. That's not exactly a good reason! Just work hard to get good at English =) What do you think about this?
    November 17, 2014
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    Do you think staying in a native speaking country would help learning a language? Do you think staying in a native speaking country would help learning a language? I think staying in a native speaking country will really speed up the learning process! When you're staying in a native English speaking country, the environment will force you, or push you to learn, to speak, to write everything in English. Well, not everyone can afford to study abroad or have the opportunity to live in a different country. If you're one of them, don't blame "not staying in a native speaking country" as the reason why you can't speak that language well.. That's not exactly a good reason! Just work hard to get good at English =)
    November 16, 2014
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    TGIF ?! "Yohooo... Finally, it's Friday!" "TGIF" These are what we always hear people around us saying, or notice their hashtag when they're posting their photos, especially photos about parties. Do you ever say TGIF? What do you feel when it comes to Friday? Well, I admit, I used to say this "YEAH, it's Friday" so often! But, until my English teacher told me, "TGIF is for those who do not enjoy and particularly hate their weekdays, only to wait for the weekend to arrive" I was like "Uhmmm", it's so true, I totally agreed that! When you're talking about "TGIF" means that you're exhausted after a tiring work life. Your favourite and desired job would not make you worn out and tired. If you don't like what you're doing, change it, never never think it's too late to change or you can't do it. You have to find a thing that you love doing, so that you can enjoy your everyday, and your life. What do you think?
    November 7, 2014
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    Halloween We do not celebrate Halloween here in Malaysia. Still, you can see Halloween celebrations, decorations, costume contest are everywhere. Apparently, it's just a trend. Well, it doesn't look like a bad thing, though. People can have a lot of fun by throwing out Halloween parties with friends. "Wow, how did you do that? You look a lot scarier than I do!" We could often notice this kind of conversation during the parties. Organisations, especially restaurants can offer Halloween-themed meals to attract customers. Also, it can boost imagination and creativity when it comes to costume contest. How about you? How you celebrate Halloween? =)
    October 30, 2014
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    Reading It's sort of strange that I don't like the pages of all my books to be clean and tidy, I like to write down something on them... So that when I pick up the book again after years, I might understand what's my feeling when I first read it. It's like conquered it by destroying it XD They're mine and I won't sell them to second-hand book shop! Still, I like to buy used books, they're cheaper, so that I could buy more... I love buying books, even I have lots of books waiting for me to read them =) When it comes to used books, I prefer them to be tidy and looked completely new. I want to give them another life by writing something down on them =)
    October 28, 2014
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    I live in Malaysia.

    If I had a chance to live in a different countries, it would be New Zealand or England.

    I've always wanted to visit New Zealand again! And I prefer a slower-paced lifestyle.

    England, because I enjoy learning British English, and I'm quite interested in their culture. 

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    October 22, 2014
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