Karnival Pembestarian Sekolah 2008 (Perasmian).

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Fun Food Facts

1. Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries

2. The onion is named after a Latin word meaning large pearl

3. Half of the world's population live on a staple diet of rice

4. "Fast Food" Isn't New!

The remains of fast-food shops have been found in ancient ruins! Even ancient Greeks enjoyed take-out. The only thing that is new is the mass production, standard menus and recipes of fast-food "chains." Wow!

5. Potato crisps were invented by a North American Indian called George Crum

6. During a lifetime the average person eats about 35 tonnes of food

7. Ice Cream Is Chinese Food!

When the famous explorer Marco Polo returned to his homeland of Italy, from
China in 1295, he brought back a recipe (among other things). The recipe, was a
Chinese recipe for a desert called "Milk Ice." However, Europeans substituted
cream for the milk, and voila..."Ice Cream." Ice cream has been a hit ever since!

8. Carrots Really Can Help You See In The Dark!

Vitamin A is known to prevent "night blindness," and carrots are loaded with
Vitamin A. So, why not load-up today!

9. The Word "Salary" Comes From "Salt!"

Salt, our oldest preservative, was extremely rare in the past. So rare, in fact, that it

was often used as pay. Imagine...earning a couple of tablespoons of salt for a

hard-days work. Today, salt is so common that restaurants give it away for free,
and packaged food contains so much that it's far too easy to eat too much salt (salt
is also known as "sodium").


10. Sometimes Frozen Fruits And Vegetables Are More Nutritious Than Fresh!

The longer that fruits or vegetables sit around waiting to be sold or eaten, the more nutrients they lose. But fruits and vegetables grown for freezing are usually frozen right after they're picked. Therefore, they have less time to lose their nutrients.

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Interesting Facts Abouts Colors

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What Colors Mean

We live in a colorful world. In many countries, colors represent various holidays; they are also used to express feelings and enliven language. Find your favorite color and see what it means around the world.

Red

For the ancient Romans, a red flag was a signal for battle.

Because of its visibility, stop signs, stoplights, brake lights, and fire equipment are all painted red.

The ancient Egyptians considered themselves a red race and painted their bodies with red dye for emphasis.

In Russia, red means beautiful. The Bolsheviks used a red flag as their symbol when they overthrew the tsar in 1917. That is how red became the color of communism.

In India, red is the symbol for a soldier.

In South Africa, red is the color of mourning.

It's considered good luck to tie a red bow on a new car.

In China, red is the color of good luck and is used as a holiday and wedding color. Chinese babies are given their names at a red-egg ceremony.

Superstitious people think red frightens the devil.

A “red-letter day” is one of special importance and good fortune.

In Greece, eggs are dyed red for good luck at Easter time.

To “paint the town red” is to celebrate.

Red is the color most commonly found in national flags.

In the English War of the Roses, red was the color of the House of Lancaster, which defeated the House of York, symbolized by the color white.

The “Redshirts” were the soldiers of the Italian leader Garibaldi, who unified modern Italy in the nineteenth century.

To “see red” is to be angry.

A “red herring” is a distraction, something that takes attention away from the real issue.

A “red eye” is an overnight airplane flight.

If a business is “in the red,” it is losing money.

Green

Only one national flag is a solid color: the green flag of Libya.

Ancient Egyptians colored the floors of their temples green.

In ancient Greece, green symbolized victory.

In the highlands of Scotland, people wore green as a mark of honor.

Green is the national color of Ireland.

A “greenback” is slang for a U.S. dollar bill.

Green means “go.” When “all systems are green,” it means everything is in order.

The green room of a concert hall or theater is where performers relax before going onstage.

The “green-eyed monster” is jealousy.

A greenhorn is a newcomer or unsophisticated person.

Green is youthful.

Being “green around the gills” is looking pale and sickly.

“Green with envy” means full of envy or jealousy.

A person with a “green thumb” is good at making plants grow.

A green, or common, is a town park.

Green is a healing color, the color of nature.

Blue

In ancient Rome, public servants wore blue. Today, police and other public servants wear blue.

In Iran, blue is the color of mourning.

Blue was used as protection against witches, who supposedly dislike the color.

If you are “true blue,” you are loyal and faithful.

Blue stands for love, which is why a bride carries or wears something blue on her wedding day.

A room painted blue is said to be relaxing.

“Feeling blue” is feeling sad. “Blue devils” are feelings of depression.

Something “out of the blue” is from an unknown source at an unexpected time.

A bluebook is a list of socially prominent people.

The first prize gets a blue ribbon.

A blue blood is a person of noble descent. This is probably from the blue veins of the fair-complexioned aristocrats who first used this term.

“Into the blue” means into the unknown.

A “bluenose” is a strict, puritanical person.

A “bluestocking” used to be a scholarly or highly knowledgeable woman.

The pharaohs of ancient Egypt wore blue for protection against evil.

The “blues” is a style of music derived from southern African-American secular songs. It influenced the development of rock, R&B, and country music.

“Blue laws” are used to enforce moral standards.

A blue ribbon panel is a group of especially qualified people.

Purple, Violet

The Egyptian queen Cleopatra loved purple. To obtain one ounce of Tyrian purple dye, she had her servants soak 20,000 Purpura snails for 10 days.

In Thailand, purple is worn by a widow mourning her husband's death.

A “purple heart” is a U.S. military decoration for soldiers wounded or killed in battle.

Purple is a royal color.

Purple robes are an emblem of authority and rank.

“Purple speech” is profane talk.

“Purple prose” is writing that is full of exaggerated literary effects and ornamentation.

Leonardo da Vinci believed that the power of meditation increases 10 times when done in a purple light, as in the purple light of stained glass.

Purple in a child's room is said to help develop the imagination according to color theory.

Richard Wagner composed his operas in a room with shades of violet, his color of inspiration.

Yellow

In Egypt and Burma, yellow signifies mourning.

In Spain, executioners once wore yellow.

In India, yellow is the symbol for a merchant or farmer.

In tenth-century France, the doors of traitors and criminals were painted yellow.

Hindus in India wear yellow to celebrate the festival of spring.

If someone is said to have a “yellow streak,” that person is considered a coward.

In Japan during the War of Dynasty in 1357, each warrior wore a yellow chrysanthemum as a pledge of courage.

A yellow ribbon is a sign of support for soldiers at the front.

Yellow is a symbol of jealousy and deceit.

In the Middle Ages, actors portraying the dead in a play wore yellow.

To holistic healers, yellow is the color of peace.

Yellow has good visibility and is often used as a color of warning. It is also a symbol for quarantine, an area marked off because of danger.

“Yellow journalism” refers to irresponsible and alarmist reporting.

White

A white flag is the universal symbol for truce.

White means mourning in China and Japan.

Angels are usually depicted wearing white robes.

The ancient Greeks wore white to bed to ensure pleasant dreams.

The Egyptian pharaohs wore white crowns.

The ancient Persians believed all gods wore white.

A “white elephant” is a rare, pale elephant considered sacred to the people of India, Thailand, Burma, and Sri Lanka; in this country, it is either a possession that costs more than it is worth to keep or an item that the owner doesn't want but can't get rid of.

It's considered good luck to be married in a white garment.

White heat is a state of intense enthusiasm, anger, devotion, or passion.

To whitewash is to gloss over defects or make something seem presentable that isn't.

A “white knight” is a rescuer.

A white list contains favored items (as opposed to a blacklist).

A “whiteout” occurs when there is zero visibility during a blizzard.

A “white sale” is a sale of sheets, towels, and other bed and bath items.

A “whited sepulcher” is a person who is evil inside but appears good on the outside, a hypocrite.

“White lightning” is slang for moonshine, a homebrewed alcohol.

A white room is a clean room as well as a temperature-controlled, dust-free room for precision instruments.

White water is the foamy, frothy water in rapids and waterfalls.

Black

The ancient Egyptians and Romans used black for mourning, as do most Europeans and Americans today.

The “Blackshirts” were the security troops in Hitler's German army, also known as the S.S.

Black often stands for secrecy.

Black humor is morbid or unhealthy and gloomy humor.

A “blackhearted” person is evil.

If a business is “in the black,” it is making money.

A “blacklist” is a list of persons or organizations to be boycotted or punished.

Black is associated with sophistication and elegance. A “black tie” event is formal.

A black belt in karate identifies an expert.

A black flag in a car race is the signal for a driver to go to the pits.

A blackguard is a scoundrel.

The ancient Egyptians believed that black cats had divine powers.

Black lung is a coal miner's disease caused by the frequent inhaling of coal dust.

Blackmail is getting things by threat.

Black market is illegal trade in goods or money.

A black sheep is an outcast.

“Blackwash” (as opposed to “whitewash”) is to uncover or bring out in the light.

A blackout is a period of darkness from the loss of electricity, for protection against nighttime air raids, or, in the theater, to separate scenes in a play.

When you “black out,” you temporarily lose consciousness.

Sumber artikel : http://www.factmonster.com
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Kisah Menarik dari Imam Ghazali

Suatu hari, Imam Al-Ghazali berkumpul dengan murid-muridnya lalu beliau ber-Teka Teki :

Imam Ghazali = "Apakah yang paling dekat dengan diri kita didunia ini?"

Murid 1 = " Orang tua "

Murid 2 = " Guru "

Murid 3 = " Teman "

Murid 4 = " Kaum kerabat "

Imam Ghazali = " Semua jawaban itu benar. Tetapi yang paling dekat dengan kita ialah MATI . Sebab itu janji Allah bahawa setiap yang bernyawa pasti akan mati (QS: Ali-Imran :185).

Imam Ghazali = " Apa yang paling jauh dari kita di dunia ini ?"

Murid 1 = " Negeri Cina "

Murid 2 = " Bulan "

Murid 3 = " Matahari "

Murid 4 = " Bintang-bintang "

Iman Ghazali = " Semua jawaban itu benar. Tetapi yang paling benar adalah MASA LALU. Bagaimanapun kita, apapun kenderaan kita, tetap kita tidak akan dapat kembali ke masa yang lalu. Oleh sebab itu kita harus menjaga hari ini, hari esok dan hari-hari yang akan datang dengan perbuatan yang sesuai dengan ajaran Agama".

Iman Ghazali = " Apa yang paling besar didunia ini ?"

Murid 1 = " Gunung "

Murid 2 = " Matahari

Murid 3 = " Bumi "

Imam Ghazali = "Semua jawaban itu benar. Tapi yang besar sekali adalah HAWA NAFSU (QS: Al A'raf: 179). Maka kita harus hati-hati dengan nafsu kita, jangan sampai nafsu kita membawa ke neraka."

Imam Ghazali = "Apa yang paling berat didunia ini ?"

Murid 1 = "Baja"

Murid 2 = "Besi"

Murid 3 = "Gajah"

Imam Ghazali = "Semua jawaban itu benar. Tapi yang paling berat adalah MEMEGANG AMANAH (QS: Al-Azab : 72). Tumbuh-tumbuhan, binatang, gunung, dan malaikat semua tidak mampu ketika Allah SWT meminta mereka menjadi khalifah pemimpin di dunia ini. Tetapi manusia dengan sombongnya berebut-rebut menyanggupi permintaan Allah SWT sehingga banyak manusia masuk ke neraka karena gagal memegang amanah."

Imam Ghazali = " Apa yang paling ringan di dunia ini ?"

Murid 1 = " Kapas"

Murid 2 = " Angin "

Murid 3 = " Debu "

Murid 4 = " Daun-daun "

Imam Ghazali = " Semua jawaban kamu itu benar. Tapi yang paling ringan sekali didunia ini adalah MENINGGALKAN SOLAT . Gara-gara pekerjaan Kita atau urusan dunia, kita tinggalkan solat."

Imam Ghazali = " Apa yang paling tajam sekali didunia ini "

Murid- Murid dengan serentak menjawab = " Pedang "

Imam Ghazali = " Itu benar . Tapi yang paling tajam sekali didunia ini adalah LIDAH MANUSIA. Kerana melalui lidah, manusia dengan mudahnya menyakiti hati dan melukai perasan saudaranya sendiri."

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Salman Al Farisi 2

Salman al-Farisi pada awal hidupnya adalah seorang bangsawan dari Persia yang menganut agama Majusi. Namun dia tidak merasa nyaman dengan agamanya. Pergolakan batin itulah yang mendorongnya untuk mencari agama yang dapat menentramkan hatinya.

Kisah Salman diceritakan langsung kepada seorang sahabat dan keluarga dekat Nabi Muhammad bernama Abdullah bin Abbas:

Salman dilahirkan dengan nama Persia, Rouzbeh, di kota Kazerun, Fars, Iran. Ayahnya adalah seorang Dihqan (kepala) desa. Dia adalah orang terkaya di sana dan memiliki rumah terbesar.

Ayahnya menyayangi dia, melebihi siapa pun. Seiring waktu berlalu, cintanya kepada Salman semakin kuat dan membuatnya semakin takut kehilangan Salman. Ayahnya pun menjaga dia di rumah, seperti penjara.

Ayah Salman memiliki sebuah kebun yang luas, yang menghasilkan harta yang berlimpah. Suatu ketika ayahnya meminta dia mengerjakan sejumlah tugas di tanahnya. Tugas dari ayahnya itulah yang menjadi awal pencarian kebenaran.

"Ayahku memiliki areal tanah subur yang luas. Suatu hari, ketika dia sibuk dengan pekerjaannya, dia menyuruhku untuk pergi ke tanah itu dan memenuhi beberapa tugas yang dia inginkan. Dalam perjalanan ke tanah tersebut, saya melewati gereja Nasrani. Saya mendengarkan suara orang-orang shalat di dalamnya. Saya tidak mengetahui bagaimana orang-orang di luar hidup, karena ayahku membatasiku di dalam rumahnya! Maka ketika saya melewati orang-orang itu (di gereja) dan mendengarkan suara mereka, saya masuk ke dalam untuk melihat apa yang mereka lakukan."

"Ketika saya melihat mereka, saya menyukai salat mereka dan menjadi tertarik terhadapnya (yakni agama). Saya berkata (kepada diriku), 'Sungguh, agama ini lebih baik daripada agama kami'".

Salman memiliki pemikiran yang terbuka, bebas dari taklid buta. "Saya tidak meninggalkan mereka sampai matahari terbenam. Saya tidak pergi ke tanah ayahku."

Dan ketika pulang, ayahnya bertanya. Salman pun menceritakan bertemu dengan orang-orang Nasrani dan mengaku tertarik. Ayahnya terkejut dan berkata: "Anakku, tidak ada kebaikan dalam agama itu. Agamamu dan agama nenek moyangmu lebih baik."

"Tidak, agama itu lebih baik dari milik kita," tegas Salman.

Ayah Salman pun bersedih dan takut Salman akan meninggalkan agamanya. Jadi dia mengunci Salman di rumah dan merantai kakinya.

Salman tak kehabisan akan dan mengirimkan sebuah pesan kepada penganut Nasrani, meminta mereka mengabarkan jika ada kafilah pedagang yang pergi ke Suriah. Setelah informasi didapat, Salman pun membuka rantai dan kabur untuk bergabung dengan rombongan kafilah.

Ketika tiba di Suriah, dia meminta dikenalkan dengan seorang pendeta di gereja. Dia berkata: "Saya ingin menjadi seorang Nasrani dan memberikan diri saya untuk melayani, belajar dari anda, dan salat dengan anda."

Sang pendeta menyetujui dan Salman pun masuk ke dalam gereja. Namun tak lama kemudian, Salman menemukan kenyataan bahwa sang pendeta adalah seorang yang korup. Dia memerintahkan para jemaah untuk bersedekah, namun ternyata hasil sedekah itu ditimbunnya untuk memperkaya diri sendiri.

Ketika pendeta itu meninggal dunia dan umat Nasrani berkumpul untuk menguburkannya, Salman mengatakan bahawa pendeta itu korup dan menunjukkan bukti-bukti timbunan emas dan perak pada tujuh guci yang dikumpulkan dari sedekah para jemaah.

Setelah pendeta itu wafat, Salman pun pergi untuk mencari orang saleh lainnya, di Mosul, Nisibis, dan tempat lainnya.

Pendeta yang terakhir berkata kepadanya bahwa telah datang seorang nabi di tanah Arab, yang memiliki kejujuran, yang tidak memakan sedekah untuk dirinya sendiri.

Salman pun pergi ke Arab mengikuti para pedagang dari Bani Kalb, dengan memberikan wang yang dimilikinya. Para pedagang itu setuju untuk membawa Salman. Namun ketika mereka tiba di Wadi al-Qura (tempat antara Suriah dan Madinah), para pedagang itu mengingkari janji dan menjadikan Salman seorang seorang budak, lalu menjual dia kepada seorang Yahudi.

Singkat cerita, akhirnya Salman dapat sampai ke Yatsrib (Madinah) dan bertemu dengan rombongan yang baru hijrah dari Makkah. Salman dibebaskan dengan uang tebusan yang dikumpulkan oleh Rasulullah SAW dan selanjutnya mendapat bimbingan langsung dari beliau.

Betapa gembira hatinya, kenyataan yang diterimanya jauh melebihi apa yang dicita-citakannya, dari sekadar ingin bertemu dan berguru menjadi anugerah pengakuan sebagai muslimin di tengah-tengah kaum Muhajirin dan kaum Anshar yang disatukan sebagai saudara.

Kisah kepahlawanan Salman yang terkenal adalah karena idenya membuat parit dalam upaya melindungi kota Madinah dalam Perang Khandaq. Ketika itu Madinah akan diserang pasukan Quraisy yang mendapat dukungan dari suku-suku Arab lainnya yang berjumlah 10.000 orang Pemimpin pasukan itu adalah Abu Sufyan. Ancaman juga datang dari dalam Madinah, di mana penganut Yahudi dari Bani Quradhzah akan mengacau dari dalam kota.

Rasulullah SAW pun meminta masukan dari sahabat-sahabatnya bagaimana strategi menghadapi mereka. Setelah bermusyawarah akhirnya saran Salman Al Farisi atau yang biasa dipanggil Abu Abdillah diterima. Strategi Salman memang belum pernah dikenal oleh bangsa Arab pada waktu itu. Namun atas ketajaman pertimbangan Rasulullah SAW, saran tersebut diterima.

Atas saranan Salman itulah perang dengan jumlah pasukan yang tak seimbang dimenangi kaum Muslimin.

Setelah meninggalnya Nabi Muhammad, Salman dikirim untuk menjadi gabenur di daerah kelahirannya, hingga dia wafat.

Diolah dari: Wikipedia, The Search for The Truth -by a Man Known as Salman the Persian karangan Dr Saleh as-Saleh, dan sumber-sumber lainnya. (jri)
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Salman Al Farisi 1

Salman Al-Farisi (bahasa Arab: سلمان الفارسي Salman Farisi; bahasa Parsi: Salman e Farsi) adalah salah satu daripada Sahabat Nabi. Sabda Rasulullah S.A.W " Apabila iman itu tergantung di bintang Suraya, nescaya ia akan dicapai oleh lelaki berbangsa Parsi."

Sebagai seorang sahabat akrab, Salman merupakan seorang tokoh yang paling menonjol serta sangat disayangi oleh Rasulullah s.a.w disebabkan kerana keberanian, keikhlasan serta sifat zuhudnya terhadap kesenangan dunia. Salman Al Farisi juga terkenal sebagai seorang Mukmin yang kuat beribadat, bersifat rendah diri dan tidak tertarik pada kemewahan dan kesenangan.

Salman Al-Farisi asalnya seorang beragama Majusi yang kemudian memeluk agama Nasrani . Beliau telah pergi ke negeri Syam dan kemudian ke Yathrib atau Madinah untuk mencari kebenaran. Ketika mula masuk Islam, Salman menjadi hamba. Kemudiannya Rasulullah s.a.w telah menganjurkan sahabat agar membebaskan . Beliau terkenal kerana sifat takwa dan zuhudnya. Beliau pernah hidup serumah dengan Abu Darda' yang terkenal sebagai seorang ahli sufi. Selanjutnya Salman Al-Farisi terkenal sebagai tokoh sahabat yang banyak meriwayatkan Hadith dari Rasulullah S.A.W kerana beliau adalah seorang sahabat yang banyak bergaul dengan baginda. Beliau telah hidup di zaman Rasulullah S.A.W sehinggalah sampai ke zaman pemerintahan khalifah Islam yang ketiga iaitu Saidina Uthman bin Affan.

Beliau telah memainkan peranan yang penting ketika berlakunya Perang Khandaq. Ketika itu beliau telah mencadangkan supaya kaum Muslimin menggali parit di sekeliling kota Madinah yang sedang diancam oleh tentera Musyrikin Makkah serta kaum Yahudi yang khianat. Atas cadangan Salman, tentera Islam berjaya bertahan dari dalam kota Madinah dan Abu Sufyan Al-Harb selaku ketua pihak Musyrikin ketika itu telah mengepung daerah pertahanan Madinah dengan anak buahnya selama sebulan terpaksa berundur setelah kehabisan bekalan selain daripada angin taufan dan pergolakan dalaman para tentera Musyrikin.

Sumber: Salman Al Farisi | MalaysiaSensasi.Net

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STORKS JUST WANT TO HAVE FUN

Two storks are sitting in their nest: a father stork and baby stork. The baby stork is crying and crying and father stork is trying to calm him. "Don't worry, son. Your mother will come back. She's only bringing people babies and making them happy."

The next night, it's father's turn to do the job. Mother and son are sitting in the nest, the baby stork is crying, and mother is saying, "Son, your father will be back as soon as possible, but now he's bringing joy to new mommies and daddies."

A few days later, the stork's parents are desperate: their son has been absent from the nest all night! Shortly before dawn, he returns and the parents ask him where he's been all night.

The baby stork says, "No where. Just scaring the hell out of college students!"

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The Sign of the Rabbit

People born in the Year of the Rabbit share certain characteristics: Keen, wise, fragile, tranquil, serene, considerate, fashionable, and kind. Generally, they are quite calm, do not exhibit aggressive behavior, and will avoid confrontation at all costs. When angry about something, they will approach it calmly and considerately, hardly ever raising their voice. And they are quite keen and pay close attention to the situations developing around them. They are intelligent and quick, and can talk themselves in or out of most situations with no problem.

The Rabbit is a symbol for mercy, elegance, and worship of beauty. People born in the Year of the Rabbit are kind, loving persons, and dislike any hostile act. They give others an impression of being frail-looking because of their gentle appearance. But, in fact they are strong-minded and have strong wills. They pursue their ideals all their lives in a precise and orderly way. They do things slowly and deliberately because of their cautious characters.

There is no need to worry about their lives. They are nimble, clever and good at avoiding harm to themselves. They are talented and like artistic ventures, such as painting and music and are generally quite present in these worlds. They are also very hospitable, good hosts and warm-hearted companions. They never embrace others in public places. They know the art of saving face and giving consideration to the interests of both sides.

People born in the Year of the Rabbit are apt to be sensitive to ailments and to have bad allergies. Stress or conflict will detriment their health. Exercise could take off unnecessary stress and strengthen their physical condition. They have to learn to incorporate more action into their everyday routines.

They will become depressed and withdrawn if their homes do not consist of beautiful possessions that make them comfortable. Their homes and offices usually are clutter-free. They have really good communication skills and are best utilized in positions of management. They make great teachers and counselors because they are so diplomatic and well-organized. They can also make great painters or musicians due to their sense of beauty and their love of creativity.

Rabbit people are usually relatively careful when it comes to their finances. They use much of their money for possessions such as their homes, cars or furniture. They love hunting for antiques, arts and crafts and will tend to make sound investments in these types of things.

Rabbit Years: 01/29/1903 to 02/15/1904 (Water), 02/14/1915 to 02/02/1916 (Wood), 02/02/1927 to 01/22/1928 (Fire), 02/19/1939 to 02/07/1940 (Earth), 02/06/1951 to 01/26/1952 (Metal), 01/25/1963 to 02/12/1964 (Water), 02/11/1975 to 01/30/1976 (Wood), 01/29/1987 to 02/16/1988 (Fire), 02/16/1999 to 02/04/2000 (Earth), 02/03/2011 to 01/22/2012 (Metal).

Famous Rabbit People: Angelina Jolie, Anjelica Huston, Drew Barrymore, Edith Piaf, Fanny Brice, Helen Hunt, Jane Seymour, Joan Crawford, Kate Winslet, Natasha Richardson, and Tina Turner.

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Happy New Year

Entry kali ni...aku lari cuba lari sekejap dari entry yang biasa...Selamat Tahun Baru buat rakan-rakan budhisme...Goh dan Soo...tahun ni aku dapat hantar wish cepat sikit...tak macam tahun lepas...entah lupa ke apa...selepas dua minggu baru teringat. Aku tak de lah ramai sangat kawan berbangsa Cina...yang ada tu la dua orang...

Alamakkkkk...aku baru teringat kat Auntie kedai Bunga Mun Yin...dah lama tak pegi Tampin...tu yang lupa...aaahhhh...ramai gak yang aku kenal kat Tampin...tapi sejak setahun lebih berulang Rembau/Port Dickson...Tampin jarang aku tempuh. Hujung minggu lebih senang kat rumah dari ke sana-sini.

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