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For short, I'm Shazleena, just a typical girl and I'm loud.
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    Best Friend A best friend is the first person who comes in when, out of the door, the whole world has gone. A best friend is one who loves the truth and you, and will tell the truth in spite of you. There are lots of people who you make friendship with, but it is very hard to find a true and honest friend. But I am very lucky that I have a best friend with whom I can share my feelings and divide grief with. Her name is Hawa. She is very friendly, and I am very happy to have her as my best friend. She is very well respectful, hardworking, and an honest person. First, Hawa has all those friendly habits that we seek in a friend such as friendly behavior and respectfulness. She is very respectful and friendly person. For example, to be more respectful person, if anybody comes to her house, she welcomes him or her to come in and ask to have a seat and then she ask him or her to have something to drink very nicely. She is also very helpful person. For instance, she helps her parents in their work such as mowing the lawn and cleaning the house. She also helps her mother preparing the dinner and helps her in washing the dishes. Also, Hawa is a hardworking and a very punctual person. She likes doing her work on time. For example, she always does her homework and gives it to the teacher whenever it is due. She always attends her classes and prepare for her tests and quizzes. And to keep her grade up in all classes, she studies hard for tests and quizzes. On the other hand, she works a part time job, so she could make his pocket money. But also sometimes she works overtime on the weekend to make more money for her future studies for college. Finally, Hawa is very honest friend. She is very well mannered and organized person. She loves the truth and hate lying. Beyond that if she makes any mistakes, she tries to solve the mistake. She doesn't like hiding things like most of the people, such as hiding the truth. And she always keeps her work. She takes every risk to be successful in life. In conclusion, Hawa is very friendly and well organized person. She loves the people who speak truth and to be successful in life she is working very hard. And I am very happy to have her as my best friend!
    April 29, 2012
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    Emptiness. Have you ever felt an emptiness inside your heart, as if you wanted to cry but you couldn't? You ended up in agony, nobody was there for you. Have you ever been in lost? You went astray, you realized it but you just didn't know how to turn yourself back and you just let yourself went away from the right path? I was in those situation when I was in Form 3. I was a rebellious kid, often fought with my mother, sneaked out from house and ran away for a couples of week, I scratched her, broke her heart into a million pieces, frankly I didn't do my obligations. I didn't care. I was too deeply in love with a fun and joy things. I forgot everything as if I would live forever. Felt inquisitive with the bad things, but I kept myself sane from drowning myself into it. I felt empty, uneasy and it ain't that fun as I thought. It suffocated me. Those things beckoned me. This wasn't right. I am not me. I was stranded. So I went to many Islamic camping during the weekends. I turned into a new leaf. Though like looking a needle in the haystack, I pushed myself back to where I belong. At first, it wasn't easy and simple. I had to constantly do good things and leave the bad things behind. It was tough but if I didn't try, it wouldn't start. As time elapsed, finally I did it. I can manage myself well until now, sometimes I might go astray because nobody is perfect but Alhamdulillah I am still a Muslim. If you wish to focus on Islam, then start from the scratch. Give yourself time to adapt to the little things involved in becoming a practising Muslim. Pray to Allah (SWT) to guide towards this beautiful journey and path. Allah is always with us :)
    March 20, 2012
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    9gag.com I'm a bit outdated when it comes to a social sites but thanks to a friend, this 9gag keep me away from analyzing things around the world. 9gag.com, a website which is tremendously an exciting and fun website. Whenever I feel lonely and sank into despair, I browse the page and no doubt, I will feel better :) Unfortunately, nowadays -.- I constantly remind myself to work my way through these obligations. I must study, I must study. But after a few minutes contemplating, I end up at the same spot I started. Head banging against the wall, not preferable. Maybe I just have to take a nap. A long nap. In addition, I like Firdaus notebook entries, all his entries push me back to the path where I should go through. Just now, I read the tafsir and mesmerized the greatness of a heaven, and this world is just completely a temporary. Oh, I might go astray, but now thanks to Firdaus :)
    March 19, 2012
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    March 11, 2012
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    Traveling What kind of travelers have you met on your bus trips, train, boat rides or plane flight? Do you like them or you wary of them? To some people, they think travelling alone is an interesting proposition but for some it is a traumatic experience turning into a nightmare. On a short bus trips, you just want to get on and stop after a few bus stop, the people you meet are the daily passengers who are in the hurry and rush to go to work or back home. They may be a border but they also may be useful somehow such as helping you to carry a bag or giving you a place to sit. However, on a long bus journey or trip, it could be a different situation. Sometimes you sit beside a person who takes up your 50% seat place and sometimes you feel uncomfortable along the long journey because you just have to bear with a people with a foul smell and armpit proving that a rot deodorant in the tv aren’t that reliable for 24 hours. I remember one time, when I was a rebellious teen around 14 to 15 years old. When I was on the bus trip going to Singapore unlucky me was sitting beside a teen that sweat all the time. I gave up and I chose standing beside the bus driver for 5 hours! Pity me, but that was a better idea. Coming to train rides, on day trips, a train journey is quite boring and the seats are too limited. I never had a chance to sit, unfortunately was fated to stand with an abundance of people, surely you have to keep your belongings safely or else you might cry at the end of the day. Taxis can be a quick to go to your destination. However, the picky taxi driver who refuses to use the meter or charge a double or triple amount from the normal prices that is absurd can spoil your day. On a long distance trips, if you’re sandwiched between two passengers in the rear seat, rest assure you are not going to have a comfortable journey. Whatever mode of transport, just bear the discomforts and the noisy people. The suffering will end. When you reach your destination, you can have a comfortable rest at your home.
    February 20, 2012
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    The Old and The Young. There are differences between the old and young. Similarities may bind while differences may rend apart. The one apparent difference is the age. When one is a teen, one is as free as a bird. However, that does not mean the teenager has no responsibilities. Far from it, he has the pains and joys of growing up. Sometimes, he undergoes the anger and frustrations of unfulfilled drams and passions. Then, there is imminent shadow of evolving into an adult. On the other hand, the old adult has the joys and tribulations of parenthood, family and the additional burden of aged parents to care for. The next consideration is the interest angle. The young have varied interests which are fickle as their minds. They crave excitement and are always looking for new fields to traverse. The old have had chosen their fields. It would be rather risky to throw it all up to venture into new field. Some of them have “retired” from their old jobs to chase their ambitions and dreams. If they are looking for peace and satisfaction, then it is perfectly fine to throw caution to the wind and go for it. But now, differences are no longer the issue but bridging the gap is. The old have to realize that the young need space to grow up and mature. What the young need is a comfort zone and the feeling that given the right environment and acceptable guidance, the rough terrain would be smoothened. Lend a sympathetic listening ear. Be a friend sometimes and also be objective and not let emotions cloud you logic. This is how we should practice and be a good buddy to our son or daughter. Um. Well, I talked a lot and seem like I’ll be a good mother ey? Only God knows.
    February 7, 2012
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    Fruits. I relish eating local fruits. In my youth, I climbed rambutan and guava trees to pick and eat the fruits right off the tree. These days, I prefer only to buy since I am less active and fatter compared to when I was a young kid. My favourite is the Thai mango. The fruits vary in size and shape. They can be as big as my palm or double that of a huge man’s hand, averaging between 4 to 7 inches long to 3inches wide. When ripe, the skin is either yellow or orange or greenish yellow with a orange-red or yellow flush. In shape too, they vary from almost round to narrow or oval. The mango flesh is bright yellow, very juicy and sweet to taste. It has an aromatic smell which is sometimes strong or almost absent. The stone or seed is fibrous and large, sometimes flat in the new strains but in good species, the fibres are short. Give it a try a and taste the sweetness of a mango. Mongo has proven to be fantastic appetizers.
    February 7, 2012
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    December 27, 2011
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    jason mraz . he is awesome. ;D

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    October 11, 2011
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    I think both of them are same.
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    October 2, 2011
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