• i got into what some people would call it as an "accident". it was just a scratch, people ...no biggie...
• i rearrange the furniture in my room..looks uglier
• i have another 8 more assignments that need to be submitted before the revision week
• 2 tests - belum revised..org handal~~ :)
• convo day was a blast..feel motivated seeing people in cute uniforms..
  
• gala night soon...outfit is a disaster..needs to think of a plan B...and fastt!!
• Pelangi Awards was fun...was out with MPP and got good front row seats..hehe
• gave flowers to random people that night...claiming it was from UBD padahal it was labih2an HAHAAH!
  
• loves Drop Dead Diva series show..siuk brabis...( if u love Law, ur gonna love this show - the bitchy version of it)
  
• whats with facebook homepage...kinda annoying dun u think?~
• and broke up....with 29.

UBD students back Bruneian's expedition

BRUNEI-MUARA

Saturday, October 24, 2009

MORE financial and emotional support should be given to the first Bruneian woman embarking on the Antarctic expedition next month, said Universiti Brunei Darussalam (UBD) students.

"To be honest, I didn't hear any support from the government and this is disappointing," said 21-year-old Rahmalini Rahman, who attended yesterday's motivational talk by Dk Najibah Eradah PAM Al-Sufri, or also known as Dk Era .

The third-year business administration student said that there are still a number of people who are unaware that a Bruneian will be going to the South Pole.

She said that it was inspiring to listen to the experiences of Dk Era as she could take something out of the talk and apply it to her life.

"We learnt about leadership, punctuality and being responsible, there are always people who are late whenever we have meetings (and) this has become a culture," said Rahmalini, who is also a member of UBD's student council.

She said that she would be interested to embark on the expedition itself, because it is "adventurous" and the chance to promote Brunei to the world.

"I'm happy for her (Dk Era) and if she can do it, then I can too," she added.

Echoing similar sentiments was Shafiee Yakob, who said that the "Polar Girl" was not getting enough support.

The 19-year-old Diploma in Primary Education student said that when UBD printed articles on Dk Era, the response from the students was not as good as they would like.

"The talk was inspiring, in the sense that we can do something more meaningful and think out of the box," said Siti Nazihah Nooradin, 18. The first-year environmental studies student said that she might even push herself further and climb Mount Everest, the highest mountain on Earth.

The Brunei Times