The One That Finally got Her Degree (^^)

me and my dad

Last 3 weeks I flew back to Malaysia for a week to attend my Graduation Ceremony in Putrajaya. I couldn't miss it for the world, and we never had the whole family together when my brother graduated the last time. With two additional family members (my sister in law and the cutest nephew!<3) I definitely couldn't resist it.

I'm not really the type that get hyped over things, I even told my parents not to get me flowers. I never even like the idea of celebrating my own birthday. It is not that big-of-deal anyway.

But just having them all with me that day was already enough to make me feel so overwhelmed.

mommy and me <3
it's so hard to get a smiling shot of my mom, so this picture is really personal (^^)

My Big Brother > me > my lil' sister

Before I flew back to Incheon I spent a lot of time with my one and only Grandmother, my cousins, family friends, my bestie and college friends. It's just all that I need to keep me positive as I go away to Korea again.

Plus I got window seat on the way back!!

I missed Malaysia already :'(

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What 2012 meant to me

At the beginning of this year there was only one thing I was excited about, my first internship. It was located at Cyberjaya , and seeing that commuting back and forth to my parents home will be a big hassle there's only one thing I have to do. Rent out a place of my own. I know that within the western culture having to live in your own place after college is a big deal. Well, not so much for most Malaysians. In my opinion, having your own place would either mean you got a huge sack of cash hidden somewhere, or you have a stable job that provide you more sack of cash. In other words, people with a lot of cash. On my first day of my internship, my colleague offered me a room in their terrace. Apparently no one was using the room anyway so it only make sense for me to rent it. Plus I don't even have to worry about driving since we can carpool together. The room didn't come with a bed but one of them lent me an extra mattress she got from her old neighbour-friend that move

The Dormitory

This is what my dormitory looks like. It's almost like a real apartment. Quite small, but for a college student it's very comfortable, with a private bathroom. What I like about it is that it got all the basics that I need. They got self service washing machines, but for the dryer we have to pay 1 usd for each use. They also have a huge gym room, and a computer room you can use at any time. The microwave and the water dispenser is a plus.

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