What is life without our friends from the past - who choose to stay evergreen.
Majlis sirratulrahim kita kembali lagi!
"Sentiasa Di Hati. Dahulu, Kini & Selama Nya 2008"
Gambar-gambar dari gatherings tahun-tahun lepas.
2006 Gathering (at Hazali's house): http://mummy-n-girls.fotopages.com/
2007 Gathering (at Safiah's house): http://picasaweb.google.com/safiaho/BBQGathering23Jun2007
Majlis "Sentiasa Di Hati. Dahulu, Kini & Selama Nya 2008" pada tahun ini akan diadakan di kediaman Puan Miza & Encik Riz di
No. 2, Jalan Putra Bistari 2/1M, Putra Heights (GPS: 3° 0'47.41"N, 101°34'45.76"E),
pada hari Sabtu 28 Jun 2008 pukul 3 petang.
Ribuan terima kasih, kepada Puan Miza sekeluarga yang telah sudi menyumbangkan tempat untuk majlis kita. Seperti biasa, majlis kita adalah terbuka kepada semua ahli keluarga dan teman-teman. Oleh itu, kita amat berbesar hati sekiranya semua yang hadir akan datang bersama suami/isteri, anak-anak, teman, pembantu rumah, malah bersama ibu bapa.
Jangan malu, jangan segan, adalah diharapkan ini akan menambah kemeriahan majlis.
Hati gajah sama di lapah, hati kuman sama di cecah. Untuk juadah dan hidangan, kita akan lakukan secara "Pot Luck". Harapan kita supaya juadah dibawa, adalah dalam jumlah yang sederhana, untuk mengelakkan pembaziran.
Sila balas email ini untuk menyatakan kehadiran anda dan keluarga/teman dan nyatakan juadah yang akan anda bawa - secepat yang boleh.
Pergi ke kedai membeli gula,
Singgah sebentar di kedai permata,
Menanti masa bertemu semula,
Menambah erat hubungan kita.
Singgah sebentar di kedai permata,
Permata asli cantik kilauannya
Menambah erat hubungan kita.
Semoga ikatan kekal selamanya
Terima kasih di atas sokongan anda.
Senarai Undangan: Cik Aemi Nadia .En. Ahsan Mukhtar sekeluargaEn. Almahdi sekeluargaPn. Awin sekeluargaEn. Azhar Rahim sekeluargaEn. Fahmi sekeluargaPn. Hanim sekeluargaEn. Hazali sekeluargaPn. Herni sekeluargaEn. Jamal Khir sekeluargaPn. Julee sekeluargaEn. Khairul sekeluargaCik Maisara Jamaludin .Pn. Mazurah sekeluargaPn. Miza sekeluargaEn. Muhammad Adam sekeluargaPn. Nadia sekeluargaPn. Ninuk sekeluargaEn. Nizam .Cik Nora .Cik Nur Idamilia sekeluargaPn. Nurazah sekeluargaEn. Roslan sekeluargaEn. Ruzaini sekeluargaPn. Safiah sekeluargaEn. Salleh sekeluargaEn. Shaari & Zila sekeluargaCik Siti Balquish .En. Suhaimi sekeluargaEn. Tarmizi sekeluargaCik Ulya .En. Ungku Malik sekeluargaCik Wan Rokiah .Pn. Wan Sabrina sekeluargaPn. Yanti sekeluargaEn. Yusri sekeluarga
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
Soccer and more soccer
Dear Parents & Trainees,
Kindly be informed that MBJ UNITED will be playing a soccer friendly against PKNS Football Academy scheduled for SUNDAY, JULY 6TH 2008 at the PKNS Sports Complex, Kelana Jaya. The match will be involving the U8, U10 and U13 age categories and will kick off at 8.30am. Kindly be at the field by 8.00am. Trainees are required to come with the red/white match jerseys for the match.
To all parents, bring your BREAKFAST to the venue and lets have them together with our children. Its time for parents to be by the sideline and cheer our young lads. Its also time for us to get to know each other better. Parents who wish to contribute snacks and drinks are very much welcomed.
Thank you for your kind attention and cooperation.
Yours sincerely,
AZMAN HJ EUSOFF
0193955929
Director of Coaching
http://manssocceracademy.tripod.com
Kindly be informed that MBJ UNITED will be playing a soccer friendly against PKNS Football Academy scheduled for SUNDAY, JULY 6TH 2008 at the PKNS Sports Complex, Kelana Jaya. The match will be involving the U8, U10 and U13 age categories and will kick off at 8.30am. Kindly be at the field by 8.00am. Trainees are required to come with the red/white match jerseys for the match.
To all parents, bring your BREAKFAST to the venue and lets have them together with our children. Its time for parents to be by the sideline and cheer our young lads. Its also time for us to get to know each other better. Parents who wish to contribute snacks and drinks are very much welcomed.
Thank you for your kind attention and cooperation.
Yours sincerely,
AZMAN HJ EUSOFF
0193955929
Director of Coaching
http://manssocceracademy.tripod.com
Sunday, June 15, 2008
Saturday, June 14, 2008
Directions vs Ingredients
I've received an email titled ... "BERHATI2 - TOM YAM SET MENGANDUNGI BAHAN BABI (PORKCRACKLING) DIJUAL DISUPERMARKET" . I bet some of you have also received similar emails.
With the email there are a few photos of the package. The email infer that this brand got "pork" as the ingredients.
While I wanted to believe that the originator of the email has only good intention to "warn" others, i do feel the obligation to correct what is wrong because if it's not corrected it can fall under fitnah, and for some of us who "happily forwarding" this email without bothering to validate, we can be part of the fitnah contributor. As muslim we should not exercise fitnah to anyone, irregardless of the other party belief, be it religion, politic or even other life preferences.
Rusiah, one of my observant neighbour has pointed out the mis-interpretation. If you care to validate information, do spend time to actually zoom and read carefully ...
The word "pork cracklings" is listed under the Directions and NOT Ingredients. Therefore, it can be concluded that the tomyam paste is pork free.
My londong speaking is not that excellent, but enough to understand the difference between Directions and Ingredients.
All said and done, I do not personally use this "MAE PRANOM" brand and have not seen one in my neighbourhood shops that i frequented.
Jangan terkeliru !
Travel: G’Day mate, happy shopping
Hmmm need to do this on another trip down under.
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Saturday/Features/20080613145532/Article
Travel: G’Day mate, happy shopping
By : Hizreen Kamal
All types of bags and shoes at further discount for Shopping Spree Tour members.
A visit to Melbourne is not complete without a Shopping Spree Tour, writes HIZREEN KAMAL.
Spoilt for choice when it comes to clothes and bags.
Have your pick of bargains.
MALAYSIANS in general are known for their love of shopping.
What better to top that other than the opportunity to shop abroad for that elusive bargain, and Melbourne, Australia, which lays claim to be the country’s shopping capital, is just the right spot to enjoy retail therapy.
When I was there recently on a trip courtesy of Tourism Australia, I had a chance to do just that, but with limited time and budget, I did not know where to begin.
Of course, there were popular shopping haunts such Myer’s and David Jones but I was sure there was more to the city than these glossy department stores and high-end boutiques.
I have heard a lot from friends who have been to Melbourne about the city’s best-kept secrets — the many factory outlets and designers’ sample sales, with most located in the outskirts of the city.
Since many are not exactly on the city trams’ route, getting to these places would require one to either self-drive (looking for parking lots can be a hassle), or get into a taxi (which can be a little expensive), as not all the outlets are located in a particular shopping area.
Let’s not even go into the possibility of suffering from sore arms and feet from lugging your purchases, after a day of retail therapy.
But thanks to Tourism Australia, a day of shopping was planned for me. I went on a shopping spree tour, managed by a tour company, which not only operates in Melbourne, but also in Sydney, aptly called The Shopping Spree Tours Pte Ltd.
Founded in 1981, the company has been looking after visitors to Australia for over two decades, specialising in fully escorted tours of Melbourne’s and Sydney’s best factories and warehouses, riding on its larger-than-life hot pink-coloured buses.
The Shopping Spree Tours has won the Koala Award for tourism marketing in Asia, and is a triple Victorian Tourism Award winner.
With approximately 75 per cent of the manufacturing sector of Australia based in Melbourne, I was excited as the company claims that it gives shoppers the best value shopping in the country.
Priced at AU$74 (RM222) for adults, AU$35 for children under 11 years and free for children under the age of three years old, there are six pick-up points in Central City to wait for the bus or coach.
Since I stayed at Oaks Hotel on Market Street, the nearest pick-up location is the Hilton on the Park, which is about five blocks away. So, I made my way there before 8.20am.
I was looking everywhere for the coveted pink bus, but to no avail, until I was greeted by a woman who introduced herself as tour guide Tracie Payne, 50, from The Shopping Spree Tours. She ushered me on board a waiting white coach.
“You must be wondering where our pink bus is today. Well, since we have a small group, we are providing the coach, instead,” she said, as if reading my mind.
Some may think it a tad too small to store their purchases, but it has a storage container on wheels, attached to the back of the coach for convenience. How clever!
“There are three things that Melbourne people like... coffee, food and shopping.
“Since you are all new to Melbourne, the tour will bring you to places that are quite difficult to get to,” Payne addressed some 20 shoppers on the tour.
Since ours was a small group, Payne specially designed a shopping tour based on what we were interested in, and since the majority were female shoppers who wanted handbags, lingerie, sports gears, leather goods and clothes, it was all systems go! (The male shoppers, who numbered four, could not exactly state their preferences since their mere existence on the tour was to accompany their wives.)
On the number of outlets the tour would be covering, Payne who has been a tour guide for slightly more than a year, said: “Well, it all depends on how quick the shoppers are, but the most we have ever covered was 15. So, remember, the faster you shop, the more discoveries you will get!” she said, to the shoppers’ delight.
Also included in the tour is a delicious two-course Italian lunch, and city sightseeing with commentary by Payne.
The tour began at 8.20am and ended about 5.30pm, and within that period the tour managed to cover 14 outlets, which I think is quite a feat. They are leather goods warehouse Sirrico in South Yarra, Peter Sheppard Footwear warehouse, popular clothing outlet Jag, Le Von Lingerie Factory Outlet, jewellery outlet Melbourne Jewellery Warehouse and chocolate outlet Hillier’s all located in Richmond.
Others include Bolle Factory Outlet, lingerie store Brands United and Nike Factory Outlet all located in Collingwood, Handbag Factory Outlet, clothing warehouse Extreme Limits and footwear warehouse Diana Ferrari Clearance Centre in Fairfield, clothing warehouse Beaches in Brunswick and Reebok Factory Outlet in Carlton.
On our journey back to the city, Payne gave out several items she had received from some of the outlets that the tour had covered. Since we were a small group, everyone was delighted when we each received an item.
Back in the city, the shoppers were dropped off at their pick-up locations, and I was the last to get off.
“I hope you have enjoyed the tour, and hope that you will come back again. We would love to see repeaters,” said the friendly Payne, before bidding me goodbye.
Lugging my purchases up to my room, I felt satisfied. The tour was convenient and comfortable. Imagine being free from all the usual shopping problems — traffic, parking, heavy parcels and aching feet, and being driven to all these great outlets with just shopping on my mind, and having a tour guide point out the specials and best bargain buys. It is like having a personal driver and an assistant!
The concept of Shopping Spree Tours is interesting and fascinating, and it is all about power shopping with the experts.
Whether you want fashion, shoes, handbags, leather, knitwear, home ware, watches, toys, chocolates or even electrical appliances, there will be something for you to spend your hard-earned cash on!
The best part would have to be the chance to shop at some of the best factory outlets, warehouses and clearance centres which are only accessible to this tour participants only. Further discount was given to shoppers on this tour.
Apart from The Shopping Spree Tours, there are also other companies who conduct similar tours. However, only the former operates year round, while the other companies run their business from September to year-end, a period Aussies named the “bus season”.
Melbourne is a fantastic shopping destination and the tour makes it a more memorable experience. It is all about hassle free, fun and entertaining shopping with bargains galore.
You just need to get on and off the bus. If you are a newbie in Melbourne like me, all I can say is that no visit to Melbourne is complete without a Shopping Spree Tour. So, let your self be escorted to these hidden gems, and buy to your heart’s content.
http://www.nst.com.my/Current_News/NST/Saturday/Features/20080613145532/Article
Travel: G’Day mate, happy shopping
By : Hizreen Kamal
All types of bags and shoes at further discount for Shopping Spree Tour members.
A visit to Melbourne is not complete without a Shopping Spree Tour, writes HIZREEN KAMAL.
Spoilt for choice when it comes to clothes and bags.
Have your pick of bargains.
MALAYSIANS in general are known for their love of shopping.
What better to top that other than the opportunity to shop abroad for that elusive bargain, and Melbourne, Australia, which lays claim to be the country’s shopping capital, is just the right spot to enjoy retail therapy.
When I was there recently on a trip courtesy of Tourism Australia, I had a chance to do just that, but with limited time and budget, I did not know where to begin.
Of course, there were popular shopping haunts such Myer’s and David Jones but I was sure there was more to the city than these glossy department stores and high-end boutiques.
I have heard a lot from friends who have been to Melbourne about the city’s best-kept secrets — the many factory outlets and designers’ sample sales, with most located in the outskirts of the city.
Since many are not exactly on the city trams’ route, getting to these places would require one to either self-drive (looking for parking lots can be a hassle), or get into a taxi (which can be a little expensive), as not all the outlets are located in a particular shopping area.
Let’s not even go into the possibility of suffering from sore arms and feet from lugging your purchases, after a day of retail therapy.
But thanks to Tourism Australia, a day of shopping was planned for me. I went on a shopping spree tour, managed by a tour company, which not only operates in Melbourne, but also in Sydney, aptly called The Shopping Spree Tours Pte Ltd.
Founded in 1981, the company has been looking after visitors to Australia for over two decades, specialising in fully escorted tours of Melbourne’s and Sydney’s best factories and warehouses, riding on its larger-than-life hot pink-coloured buses.
The Shopping Spree Tours has won the Koala Award for tourism marketing in Asia, and is a triple Victorian Tourism Award winner.
With approximately 75 per cent of the manufacturing sector of Australia based in Melbourne, I was excited as the company claims that it gives shoppers the best value shopping in the country.
Priced at AU$74 (RM222) for adults, AU$35 for children under 11 years and free for children under the age of three years old, there are six pick-up points in Central City to wait for the bus or coach.
Since I stayed at Oaks Hotel on Market Street, the nearest pick-up location is the Hilton on the Park, which is about five blocks away. So, I made my way there before 8.20am.
I was looking everywhere for the coveted pink bus, but to no avail, until I was greeted by a woman who introduced herself as tour guide Tracie Payne, 50, from The Shopping Spree Tours. She ushered me on board a waiting white coach.
“You must be wondering where our pink bus is today. Well, since we have a small group, we are providing the coach, instead,” she said, as if reading my mind.
Some may think it a tad too small to store their purchases, but it has a storage container on wheels, attached to the back of the coach for convenience. How clever!
“There are three things that Melbourne people like... coffee, food and shopping.
“Since you are all new to Melbourne, the tour will bring you to places that are quite difficult to get to,” Payne addressed some 20 shoppers on the tour.
Since ours was a small group, Payne specially designed a shopping tour based on what we were interested in, and since the majority were female shoppers who wanted handbags, lingerie, sports gears, leather goods and clothes, it was all systems go! (The male shoppers, who numbered four, could not exactly state their preferences since their mere existence on the tour was to accompany their wives.)
On the number of outlets the tour would be covering, Payne who has been a tour guide for slightly more than a year, said: “Well, it all depends on how quick the shoppers are, but the most we have ever covered was 15. So, remember, the faster you shop, the more discoveries you will get!” she said, to the shoppers’ delight.
Also included in the tour is a delicious two-course Italian lunch, and city sightseeing with commentary by Payne.
The tour began at 8.20am and ended about 5.30pm, and within that period the tour managed to cover 14 outlets, which I think is quite a feat. They are leather goods warehouse Sirrico in South Yarra, Peter Sheppard Footwear warehouse, popular clothing outlet Jag, Le Von Lingerie Factory Outlet, jewellery outlet Melbourne Jewellery Warehouse and chocolate outlet Hillier’s all located in Richmond.
Others include Bolle Factory Outlet, lingerie store Brands United and Nike Factory Outlet all located in Collingwood, Handbag Factory Outlet, clothing warehouse Extreme Limits and footwear warehouse Diana Ferrari Clearance Centre in Fairfield, clothing warehouse Beaches in Brunswick and Reebok Factory Outlet in Carlton.
On our journey back to the city, Payne gave out several items she had received from some of the outlets that the tour had covered. Since we were a small group, everyone was delighted when we each received an item.
Back in the city, the shoppers were dropped off at their pick-up locations, and I was the last to get off.
“I hope you have enjoyed the tour, and hope that you will come back again. We would love to see repeaters,” said the friendly Payne, before bidding me goodbye.
Lugging my purchases up to my room, I felt satisfied. The tour was convenient and comfortable. Imagine being free from all the usual shopping problems — traffic, parking, heavy parcels and aching feet, and being driven to all these great outlets with just shopping on my mind, and having a tour guide point out the specials and best bargain buys. It is like having a personal driver and an assistant!
The concept of Shopping Spree Tours is interesting and fascinating, and it is all about power shopping with the experts.
Whether you want fashion, shoes, handbags, leather, knitwear, home ware, watches, toys, chocolates or even electrical appliances, there will be something for you to spend your hard-earned cash on!
The best part would have to be the chance to shop at some of the best factory outlets, warehouses and clearance centres which are only accessible to this tour participants only. Further discount was given to shoppers on this tour.
Apart from The Shopping Spree Tours, there are also other companies who conduct similar tours. However, only the former operates year round, while the other companies run their business from September to year-end, a period Aussies named the “bus season”.
Melbourne is a fantastic shopping destination and the tour makes it a more memorable experience. It is all about hassle free, fun and entertaining shopping with bargains galore.
You just need to get on and off the bus. If you are a newbie in Melbourne like me, all I can say is that no visit to Melbourne is complete without a Shopping Spree Tour. So, let your self be escorted to these hidden gems, and buy to your heart’s content.
Friday, June 13, 2008
angan-angan is not costly ...
source :
http://bagbunch.com
Maxam Patchwork Lambskin Shoulder Bag Luxurious Leather Handbag at an Affordable Price
Posted on: May 26
This stunning patchwork purse from Maxam combines style and functionality.
It’s made from leather swatches in earthy tones stitched together in a contemporary geometric design. These patches are complemented by a braided tan shoulder strap in the same natural shades.
This heavenly handbag has been designed with functionality in mind. The interior is generous, with a zip top closure to keep your goodies safe. The front zippered pocket is the perfect place for stashing any items you need on hand.
With its classic brown and tan shades, this Maxam bag is so easy to pair with any item in your wardrobe.
More Features of This Maxam Lambskin Leather Handbag
Measures 13.5 x 10 x 4 inches
Weighs 1.2 pounds
Coach Wave Gallery Tote Bag | Cute and Colorful Suede Patchwork Purse
Posted on: Feb 20
This is the Coach tote for people who love the idea of patchwork bags, but find the mismatched designs too jarring. This wave pattern uses rich colored suedes pieced together for a stylish and subtle effect.
But this handbag doesn’t just look great. It’s also incredibly functional, with plenty of pockets with handy security features. There are two zippered pockets inside, and the exterior side pockets are fastened with turnlocks.
This colorful Coach creation is so popular it’s no longer available in stores, but you can still find these rare bags online.
Other Features of This Colorful Coach Tote
25 inch burgundy patent adjustable leather handle, with a 6-8 inch drop
Nickel hardware
A “D” Ring for clipping an accessory or keyfob
Leather zip pulls on interior pockets
Khaki large signature fabric lined interior
100% authentic Coach, with Coach creed and serial number
Measures 15 x 11 x 5 inches
http://bagbunch.com
Maxam Patchwork Lambskin Shoulder Bag Luxurious Leather Handbag at an Affordable PricePosted on: May 26
This stunning patchwork purse from Maxam combines style and functionality.
It’s made from leather swatches in earthy tones stitched together in a contemporary geometric design. These patches are complemented by a braided tan shoulder strap in the same natural shades.
This heavenly handbag has been designed with functionality in mind. The interior is generous, with a zip top closure to keep your goodies safe. The front zippered pocket is the perfect place for stashing any items you need on hand.
With its classic brown and tan shades, this Maxam bag is so easy to pair with any item in your wardrobe.
More Features of This Maxam Lambskin Leather Handbag
Measures 13.5 x 10 x 4 inches
Weighs 1.2 pounds
Coach Wave Gallery Tote Bag | Cute and Colorful Suede Patchwork Purse
Posted on: Feb 20
This is the Coach tote for people who love the idea of patchwork bags, but find the mismatched designs too jarring. This wave pattern uses rich colored suedes pieced together for a stylish and subtle effect.
But this handbag doesn’t just look great. It’s also incredibly functional, with plenty of pockets with handy security features. There are two zippered pockets inside, and the exterior side pockets are fastened with turnlocks.
This colorful Coach creation is so popular it’s no longer available in stores, but you can still find these rare bags online.
Other Features of This Colorful Coach Tote
25 inch burgundy patent adjustable leather handle, with a 6-8 inch drop
Nickel hardware
A “D” Ring for clipping an accessory or keyfob
Leather zip pulls on interior pockets
Khaki large signature fabric lined interior
100% authentic Coach, with Coach creed and serial number
Measures 15 x 11 x 5 inches
Fidyah calculator
Fidyah calculator
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Thursday, June 12, 2008
Read on if you like good value bargain
Fly 5-Star to Brisbane, Perth, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Dacca & more with
Everyday Low Fares from as low as RM99!
Book now @ http://malaysiaairlines.com
Limited time.
Terms and Conditions apply.
~~~ i am sharing good bargain oppurtunity with friends ~~~~~~~~
Happy friend response1 :
Hi,
How are you? Looks like you are also doing marketing for MAS? :)
I just booked MAS ticket to HKG today. I was searching like crazy in
"XYZ airline" and my sis-in-law found out MAS has cheaper tickets. I was so
surprise. Then I got your msg. Bot the ticket at RM533 (one way RM 99,
one way RM113) .... Compares to "XYZ's airline"'s price of RM620 (one way RM
150). I am happy. ;)
Regards,
a happy friend1
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Everyday Low Fares from as low as RM99!
Book now @ http://malaysiaairlines.com
Limited time.
Terms and Conditions apply.
~~~ i am sharing good bargain oppurtunity with friends ~~~~~~~~
Happy friend response1 :
Hi,
How are you? Looks like you are also doing marketing for MAS? :)
I just booked MAS ticket to HKG today. I was searching like crazy in
"XYZ airline" and my sis-in-law found out MAS has cheaper tickets. I was so
surprise. Then I got your msg. Bot the ticket at RM533 (one way RM 99,
one way RM113) .... Compares to "XYZ's airline"'s price of RM620 (one way RM
150). I am happy. ;)
Regards,
a happy friend1
~~~~~~~~~~~~
Friday, June 06, 2008
The Countdown Begins for LittleWan1
Submission of Science Folio : 10th June 2008
2nd Trial SPPM : 17-18 June 2008
SPPM (Sijil Penilaian Pendidikan Musleh) , similar to UPSRA(gama) : 26-28 June 2008
2nd Trial UPSR : Aug 2008
UPSR (Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah) : 9-11 Sept 2008
~~~~~~~~~~
I am joining the crowd now, for LittleWan1 is going to sit for his sets of exams in a few "days" time. LittleWan1 will be taking the SPPM for Hira' is under this Musleh group. We are not putting him through the UPSRA since we do not plan for him to enter JA1S Secondary Religious School.
He's aiming for Sekolah Imt1az, specifically in Dungun. If he has to stay in boarding school, he wants to go to Imt1az Dungun, only. But he's reminded 1000 times that his chances are only good if he can clinch the 5As. Otherwise - no hope to be even considered.
His SPPM chance is not bright at all. So far, only manage to get 1As in his 1st trial.
Oh well ... we'll see how lah.
2nd Trial SPPM : 17-18 June 2008
SPPM (Sijil Penilaian Pendidikan Musleh) , similar to UPSRA(gama) : 26-28 June 2008
2nd Trial UPSR : Aug 2008
UPSR (Ujian Penilaian Sekolah Rendah) : 9-11 Sept 2008
~~~~~~~~~~
I am joining the crowd now, for LittleWan1 is going to sit for his sets of exams in a few "days" time. LittleWan1 will be taking the SPPM for Hira' is under this Musleh group. We are not putting him through the UPSRA since we do not plan for him to enter JA1S Secondary Religious School.
He's aiming for Sekolah Imt1az, specifically in Dungun. If he has to stay in boarding school, he wants to go to Imt1az Dungun, only. But he's reminded 1000 times that his chances are only good if he can clinch the 5As. Otherwise - no hope to be even considered.
His SPPM chance is not bright at all. So far, only manage to get 1As in his 1st trial.
Oh well ... we'll see how lah.
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