Happy Belated Kemerdekaan...

As you know, our independent day is on 31st August every year.

One day, when I was talking with a girl friend by phone, we talked about the activity in our own faculty. I told her that our faculty will celebrate Hari Kemerdekaan on 17th September this year. She was so surprised and wondered why. I also don't know why. I asked around and finally I found a very good answer.

"Independent day is not only for 31st August, it should be in our mind every day, every year." (quote from Suhaimi's speech during the opening ceremony)

Therefore we can celebrate Independent Day whenever we want as long as its meaning is still there.

"Erk hem!"(cough) After showing my patriotism, now I share some of the photos that we had taken that day. If you want more photos and movies, please wait Nicholas to burn the DVD. Haha!

Let me introduce two Most Very Very Important People (MVVIP)and also beautiful. They are our judges for the cooking competition, Pn. Nor Aliza(left) and MISS Khatijah Yaman(right, still single wor.) Pn. Nor Aliza is also our pengetua kolej.


Don't rebut ! still got many dishes.

Below are looked-very-delicious dishes. Wah, also very professional! Can't believed medical students can do it! Emm~yummy!









This was the champion of cooking competition (men).


Very professional but stingy dishes

Here, I would like to highlight a dish.

Ladies and Gentlemen, a very traditional mee goreng and jelly.

This is my apartment's.

I wondered why these dishes cannot be the champion in this competition. Can you tell me any other dishes which are more tradition? The answer is no! As you know, mee goreng is the most competitive dish in Malaysia. When you go to any mamak stall, you can easily order mee goreng. Then, why it cannot get any prize in this competition? Hai... never mind la, we must bear in mind that the purpose of this competition is to build up the relationship among the students and also the patriotism.

Let me tell you a secret, and you don't tell the authority. Actually, we bought the mee goreng and the jelly from the mamak stall then we participated in this competition with them.
This doesn't mean that we intentionally refuse to cook. We don't have the cooker and even the rice cooker, then how can we cook? But the pengetua kolej insisted every apartment must participate in this competition, so we just bought it. Nicholas, am I right?

Lastly, MALAYSIA, HAPPY BELATED KEMERDEKAAN!!!