How it started?

It has been somewhat like eternity, hasn't it?

If you notice the new addition to the sidebar, I've put a 'Foreword' section. It's self-explanatory already but to make things clear, I'll tell you the full story.

A few days ago, a student from 4K1 said to my classmates and I that they have to write a journal everyday for Mr. H's class. Mr. Hasrul (a.k.a Mr. H) is our English Language teacher. We told the 4K1 student that we only have to write two short stories for this semester and that's all. I must say, I felt quite relieved at that moment. I do feel like it'd awesome if we get that assignment too, somehow.

Today, after assembly, we went to the Language Lab and Mr. H asked us what's going on with our journal. Right then, I knew that we have to do that assignment. Then, Nukman asked if it's possible we write our journal in blog posts form so it'd easier for Mr. H to read it and stuff. Yep, so I knew I have to continue writing and since I already have this one, which I seldom use, why not kan?

So, people.

From now on, you'll see me writing everyday. Okay, that I cannot promise because considering that we have a camp this weekend and it's nearly impossible to have Wi-Fi in the middle of nowhere. But, let's just say I'll write almost everyday, if and only if there's no obstacle whatsoever.

For now, the only people who knows about the existence of this blog are my classmates, Mr. H and possibly those who got lost while blogwalking. I'm still considering whether or not to make it public to my schoolmates. For the time being, maybe no.

'Till then, let's finish up our assignments!

Misplaced.

I am one clumsy person, mind you.

I am back at hostel. I have unpacked my clothes, put the bed sheet on, dusted all those nasty stuff (there were even bugs. God knows where they came from), had dinner, arranged all the books and yea, pretty much I've tidied up my room. Except for the fact that I'm having an ant attack. Maybe because I have a pack of chocolate with me but let them be. I hope you find your sweet sugar pies, ants ;)

Yesterday, I was back at hostel at about 8.00 pm. So yea, I was feeling excited to unpack and see my room again. My sisters helped me heaved all those clothes that I shouldn't bring home at first place to the fourth/third (depends on where you count the first floor) floor. We arrived the floor with a sigh of relief. Walked merrily (because the horrifying staircase moment full of heaving and panting) to my room. I unzipped my backpack only to found that my room key was not in it! That's it. Screw myself.

Luckily, Erin was in her room so I asked permission to climb the ceiling and get down to my room. It's what we commonly do if one of the rooms got locked. But usually it was not me who do the climbing. The ceiling is high, in case you don't know yet. Seriously, high. I had to use a chair to climb up a cupboard and my head got hit at the ceiling. Nice. I opened the ceiling panel and looked to my left. Great, the space between my room and Erin's room has brick wall dividing it. Not the same case between my room and Natrah's room, which was why I thought that plan could work out.

I told my mom what happened and told her I could get this matter settled by myself, not to worry and just leave me to deal with it. Mama insisted I went to the warden's house and asked for the key. And there I was in front of warden's door. Puan Ina gave me a bunch of keys and made me sat in front of the door, looking for my key. To my disappointment, it was not there. Goodness, God knows where it was!

 Discussed with Mama about where I should be sleeping that night. Some time later, Puan Ina called me and asked me to try her key to see if my room door and her key fit. I ran upstairs, forgetting the hatred I've had on it for so long and tried to open my door. It fits! :D

Blah blah blah.

You see, along with the room key, I attached the cupboard's drawer key. I was thinking on how to open the drawer. I remembered that I put the second drawer key inside of my pencil box. So, I opened my pencil box and the first thing I saw was MY. ROOM. KEY.

I don't know, I must've unconsciously misplaced it. Weird thing is, I don't even remember it.

Tomorrow Semester 2 will officially start. Got a lot of things ahead! To infinity and beyond, shall we? :)

Immune system.

Ahaha, no, I'm not going to talk about Biology right now. I just, ran out of ideas when it comes to the title.

I got home on Thursday and that night I started sneezing frantically. I thought I was going to catch a normal flu but it came with fever and mild cough. The next day I woke up with runny nose and that nasal voice which I really dislike because whenever I talk, my 'm' sounds like a 'b' and my 'n' sounds like a 'd'. And what a nice sister I have because she will ejek me like there's no tomorrow T_T Yea, top that with partially husky almost no-sound voice. It felt like screaming but only air came out.

That was on Friday.

Yesterday, thing got worse. I started to feel the temperature rising. No headache whatsoever so that's good. But when night came, my body temperature increased and I can't sleep properly. I couldn't have a good night sleep. I twisted and turned for God-knows-how-many times. Couldn't breathe properly. I was even confused to cover myself with a blanket or not. Usually, no matter what the condition is like, I'd cover myself with the blanket. When I'm having fever, I'd not cover myself so the cold will bring the temperature down a little bit. We all know, fever, even if you're temperature is high, you'll feel cold. So yea, imagine having to sleep in coldness and when you use the blanket, the warmth is unbearable.

Today, I woke up with a little bit headache but still able to get it off of my mind. The headache is not that severe. By noon, the cold was still there. Got better by evening and now I'm recovering :)

Sometimes it's funny to think that the immune system is fighting, shielding to protect our bodies from the viruses. Imagine the immune as cute little thing with the army hats on, shield on one hand and sword on the other hand. Though the body is weakening, these little cute immune stuff will work extra hard and believe that we could be healthy once again. Haish, they couldn't be any cuter.

One thing to clarify, I'm not complaining about this. It's just that I have nothing to write about. Sad reason, I know. So, might as well write my experience of experiencing fever right after coming home from school at the start of the holiday.

After all, we all know, sakit penghapus dosa :)

She's back.

Stuff. I just ate something spicy, my nose is runny right now.

Alhamdulillah, final exam for semester 1 has ended. I just hope for the best :) The questions are tough, as expected. PJ, unbelievably, was tougher than Biology. Haha, shocking, I know. I should pay more attention towards those little details when reading Biology.

I'm at home right now. In my bedroom, against the wall, to be exact. I'm so excited to be at home. It's been so long I've been away from home.

Actually, I'm not in my best mood right now. I just read something that made me break. It's my fault at the first place so who's to blame? All on me. Gotta face the consequences now, haha.

I've said to myself that I will spend my holiday wisely this time. I must do some readings on the topics that I've learnt for Semester One and do some touch-ups if I've missed anything and believe me, I gotta do a lot of touch-ups! I was not serious for the first half of the semester. Big mistake! But so grateful, I realized that before it's too late. Then, I need to prepare for Semester Two. It'll be more challenging with International Language and Linear Algebra. May Allah ease :)

Oh! I got called for AFS Interview. It was the moment I've been waiting for so long! It was nerve-wrecking checking the name lists. The moment I saw my name, I went straight ahead to Julia's room, burst the new and then Ain's room. We screamed until Solehah had to come to Ain's room and was like, "Okay, why are you guys screaming?"

Probably I'll continue writing after this, given all the amenities at school so I don't have a reason not to write. Well, aside from being busy with homework but I'll find time.

I think that's all for now. Be safe, people!

Life, for now.

Peeps, it has been long, isn't it? ;)

You know, asrama life.

I guess you can call me asrama student now, though I prefer not to be called that. Anyway, life has been good so far. Nothing fancy yet. Here, let me tell you my daily schedule at asrama.

Usually, I woke up at 5.30 am. That's normal for me 'cause I've trained my body to wake at 5.30 am. Went to the toilet and showered for at least 20 minutes which surprisingly is considered long to my family and friends. That's like, the shortest time for me to take a shower. Any less than that, I'd feel less clean.

After that, getting ready and stuff. Had breakfast at 7 am or 7.15 am. Class starts at 8 am. Finished class at 1.30 pm. Preparation class in the evening 'till 4.30 pm. I jog from 5.30 to 6.30. Dinner and stuff, preparation class at night. I sleep at 11 pm. 6 hours of sleep is enough for me. For a student actually, they say.

That's what I do on weekdays. Weekends are more or less like that. Minus class sessions, we still have prep class though.

Class session is new for me. We, the students have to travel from class to class. Let say, I have BM class now. I'd go to BM class. After BM, I have English. So I would have to travel to BI class. They do it like that because students can focus for 45 minutes only. More than that, they'll be sleepy. And also, staying in one class for the whole day would be sleepy too so they want us to move. To kill the sleep!

Another new thing for me is the syllabus. I have to learn SPM, STPM and AP syllabus. This is still on debate so I've got nothing to elaborate regarding this matter.

The way of P&P is also different. One vital thing here is pre-reading. If I didn't do pre-reading, I'm doomed. Because in class, the teachers won't teach. Don't expect them to teach. They're there to facilitate, not to teach. So, in class, we will be given pre-test. Teachers will then group us according to the pre-test's result. We have 3 groups in a class, namely Core, Extension 1 and Extension 2. Core is for those who didn't do pre-reading. Yes, they know from the pre-test! Extension 1 is for those who know a little about the topic. Extension 2 is for those who know a lot about the topic. We will then be given tasks to do. Each and every class is conducted like that. The group is not fixed. For example, in Chemistry. Let say, I'm in Core. Then, at the next Chemistry class, I'm in Extension 1. Maybe because I do my reading, haha :p

I'm still adapting to this whole new environment. The transition from the 'traditional' class at school to this new way of learning is quite shocking to me. I need a little bit of time to adjust myself but so far, Alhamdulillah I can ride along.

That's all for now, peeps. Stay safe and Gong Xi Fa Cai :D