JIMMY ASYRAF

Maybank Scholarship Stage 2

2014-04-17T21:55:00.000-07:00

The day before, I was pulling my bag on the hallway to a journey back home for the semester break when a phonecall abruptly rang. The number appeared on my phone seemed to be an unknown number. However I picked it up consequently and the level of dopamine neuronal activity of my brain suddenly increased when the lady said I was chosen for stage 2 of Maybank Scholarship Award. My jawbone dropped. I did badly in stage 1 which was an verbal & numberical online assessment with economic & finance terms I don't even know eventhough I'm taking engineering. In fact I only managed to answer half of the total number of questions.

So today is stage 2 of the Maybank Scholarship Award. My session was at 2 o'clock. I felt so inferior as a school-leaver being in the middle of the corporate society, stepping into the 800 feet Menara Maybank and up to the 44th floor. As soon as I reached there, they requested my certificates and my resume and told me to take a sit first. Through my eyes I could see two other students and I was glad both of them are applying for engineering too. They also faced the same thing in stage 1. We chilled there talking & watching TV until our names are called. I was first. As usual, I introduced myself an started enjoying it. I talked about my career; my robots, my solar flare satellite, my green consumer products design, my plushies business and many other unusual projects. They asked some questions regarding my obstacles in my projects, scholarships & maybank and that's it. I went out that human resource department because everything is done as the lady at the counter told me so but my instinct told my not to go down yet because I wouldn't even know what to do when I get down. So I chilled up there when the interview panels called me back. I was 100% sure I left something. I went back into that room and asked if I left anything. They said no. In addition, they told me I made it to stage 3.

ASEAN Community Youth Conference

2014-04-05T22:04:00.000-07:00

I got an email stating that I was invited to a conference in Putrajaya. It sounds big and important so I accepted it. It was the ASEAN Community Youth Conference. The whole conference was about to establish a youth community on the ASEAN level. What are the needs, the consequences and all that. I was like the only kid there while the other guys are like old officers, directors & CEOs of other companies gathering there. I was expecting some youth atmosphere as it was a "Youth Conference" but it wasn't. The special guest for the conference was Malaysia's minister of youth and sports, YB Khairy Jamaluddin so the conference I attended was worth it after all. However I didn't managed to get a photo with him.

18th Birthday

2014-04-04T03:59:00.000-07:00

Nothing Gold Can Stay

2014-02-20T00:42:00.002-08:00

The hour hand pointed at eight and my ear-splitting alarm clock rang. My sticky eyes opened and my day started. The sky was glimmering dark blue with no sign of day began to unfold. Then, I prepared myself for school. As usual, as I opened the garage door, an avalanche of snow is waiting to be scooped aside and the chilling below zero temperature of arctic wind could be felt until my spine. Obediently, I scooped the snow away, making way for the family car.

Everything from the top to the ground was covered in snow. Luckily the snow were white enough to shine my journey to school in the gloomy dark morning. Upon reaching school, the smiling faces of my friends can be seen afar, waiting for me to kick start the day. As a kid, the best part of school was recess. Before I even reach the playground, my hand was lowered to the ground with my fingers digging into the snow. I gently sculpt the pile of snow on my hand and ready for a snowball fight. Expected, the glowing medallion in the sky started to blaze and enlighten my day and made every moment more merrier.

Around 3 o'clock, my mother will be a totem pole outside of the school compound waiting for me. When my school ends, it has been a routine for me to spend my afternoon at the park. Many golden hues form the color of the leaves that lay scattered around. A slight breeze whispers along the trees as I walked by, teasing more leaves to release their tentative hold. In the centre of the park lies the lake where I feed the hungry white ducks with the bread I brought along. After awhile, I returned to my mother's embrace and drive back home for dinner.

When the sun dropped out of sight, glowing orange sky threaded with silver lining filled the horizon. I was amazed admiring at the majestic scenery of sunset in Alaska. Soon, I reached home and dinner was prepared. The whole family gobbled the food and got ready for another hibernation in a place where the sun is only seen for several hours and the winter lasts for 9 months.

After the September 11 tragedy, everything changes. Today, I am walking on a green grass under the hot scorching sun every day. My shirt is always wet due to my nature of sweating easily. I am now in Malaysia. However, when anyone mentions about snow, my mind will be drifted back to my precious time in Alaska and setting a goal to return to the states. Those times are my definition of gold. Yet, nothing gold can stay.

Nothing Gold Can Stay is a poem I'm studying right now by Robert Frost which is mainly about good things that's won't last forever.

College Life

2014-02-15T09:22:00.000-08:00

It's been a month in college since I've registered in UTP as a Electrical & Electronic Engineering student. At first it's a bit of topsy turvy when talking about registering everything; course, lab session and all that. Everything is to be made sure so nothing clashes. When everything's settled, I'm young, wild and free. A typical day starts in the morning and ends in the afternoon. I managed to squeeze everything in the morning until afternoon so I get a lot of free time afterwards. It's a bit hectic but it pays off. After that I get to do all my graphic design, programming and physical computing projects or at least a nap. At night, I just studied as my colleagues invited me to. I'm maybe not staying here forever because I'm aiming for Pennsylvania state but it sure is helpful in preparing myself for more kick-ass physics & algebra. Another reason is the climate. The climate has no difference than Arizona which is extremely hot and not suitable for my body which is made for a climate between Alaska & KL. Yeah, Penn should be okay. My future of being Tony Stark is also blurry here where everything is heading towards oil & gas industry. It's an opportunity to get good cash fast but where's the satisfaction? My passion is making stuffs, not digging stuffs in the ground. All I love here is the environment, the state of the art campus. The academic building, the library, the halls, everything's so pretty. I really salute the architect who build this amazing marvel. My campus is in the top 20 most symmetrical building in the world.

UTP Educamp

2013-12-15T05:42:00.000-08:00

I got the interview for Universiti Teknologi Petronas' January intake. I didn't hope much for it because I'm planning for an American education. Anyway I still went for it because its campus architecture is so amazing and to prevent from admission to any other boring colleges in Malaysia. The interview was good. There was an individual interview and a group interview. The interviewer was entertained by my stories and my opinion about the case study which was about transportation and pollution, a issue I really expert of. The group interview was hillarious. Two of my groupmates were my friends, Ijat & Haziq which are shameless kind of guys. Another two were some noob girls which were not so fluent in speaking. Obviously we controlled the room. The interviewer directed us to discuss about the case study. So, I started the discussion with "Allright everyone we're right now in a global world summit in Geneva. I'm president of the United States. Where are you from and what's your problem?". And everyone started talking and laughing while sharing the problems of transportation & polluion of their nation. Kinda fun though. The hardest part was the personality test. For example, there are two questions. I am hardworking. I have a high goal. When I clicked two same options, both very true, it will reveal another question about which is more like me and less like me. Argh!

Last moments

2013-12-04T05:13:00.000-08:00

School's over yesterday and everyone's going back to their hometowns which is spread across all over Malaysia and the South China Sea. Everyone's heading their own way now and I'm pretty sure it's a tough world out there we wouldn't know when we're all getting back together again like school days. I had my last moments (hopefully not) with some of my friends, 10 persons or nearly 6% of Bittersweet. We had a sunny getaway at Sunway Lagoon. We reached there at 12 and subsequently got in there. We played with water for about 3 hours. Then we went for the thrill rides. As a result of unstable economy, sadly enough we didn't get to purchase any of our water photos. In the evening, we hung out at the mall, dinner, shopping and eventually, the day ends.

SPM

2013-12-03T09:04:00.003-08:00

It's the hardest exam in the world and I just done it. Overall, everything's pretty fine except for arabic of course. Okay, lets start from the beginning. First, BM. Smooth. Next, english. A bit of problem in directed writing where I forgot the format for a complaint letter and my sentence was so not that cool for that. PQS? We all got that booklet the teacher gave us which they gave us trust to that book so we trusted that book. I didn't read anything else and it was piece of cake. History was fine. Got a bit stuck in paper 2 where there's too much high order thinking skills question where we need a lot of ideas rather than facts from the book. And the best part was my joke that turned to be a conflict that night. There was a question about what are ways to uplift malay language during those days. One of the answer was about establishing Malay school such as Sekolah Seri Puteri. After the exam, I took a photo of my tie which has a SSP pin pinned on it and tweeted it, "I accidentally brought an answer into the exam hall, somebody catch me!". One by one camdees mentioned me nice badge, good luck, hopefully I get A+ for history, etc. I enjoyed it though until I found out the timeline was flooded with news about accusing SSP got leaked questions. At first, I didn't know they were talking about me until someone told me that my sentence was quite confusing, first impression is important. Then I know they were being sarcastic mentioning me. It was all a big misunderstanding. I said sorry and explained to everyone what I tried to say and they all finally got it. I even tweeted it again with better sentence. Math was easy. Additional math was surprisingly quite okay. Didn't get to answer the trigonometry though but never mind. PSI was okay. The next week was all the science subject; physics, chemistry, biology. Physics was fun as it was my destiny. Chemistry went well. I read the typical chemistry answer scheme we got and everything was indeed typical. Paper 3 was easy. I did it in 30 minutes. It only asked to differentiate soluble and insoluble salts. Haha. Biology was a bit tough in paper 2 where the essays were so not what I expected to be. Anyway I managed to fill in the answers with quite reasonable answers. The end. Party unleashed. Oh wait. There was still one paper left we don't even care, arabic. But still, hoping for an A. Luckily, it wasn't so bad after all. And that's the end of a very important chapter in my life.

Just a lesson I learnt after five years:

Not everything can be bought. Some things are earned. - Hazimi Asyraf

Biology Perfect Score

2013-10-29T10:04:00.000-07:00

Although the SESERI biology perfect score program was cancelled which made me frustrated, I got to go to SSP again for (I don't know how many times I've been there) for that program. Yay. I was put into a random group. My group was quite okay. They tried their best to entertain me so yeah, I can see their hardwork there. At least I gain some knowledge eventhough my group was kinda boring (they said, not me, I'm okay with them). I also met some new people yet familiar faces because I've seen them many times before. The best part was, I met Zethy! After several trials of meeting her (PPM, history exploration, MAJAKA), finally I got the chance. Everybody was supporting me meeting her which was awkward and I don't even know how they knew. Syira and her friends brought me to Zethy's table but she wasn't there. So I sat back speechless while Syira cheering me up. Then it's time to tidy up everything and say goodbye. Just before I left, Zethy appeared. Mission accomplished.

MAJAKA 2013

2013-10-27T09:50:00.000-07:00

MAJAKA (short for majlis jalinan kasih) was SSP's open day. It's some sort of carnival. There are many games, activities & food. Oh and Busyra was there too. The only I had was food and guess what was it, domino's pizza. Haha. Why do I always buy a box of pizza every time I came there? Many games were closed including the haunted house. The Camdees came out a little bit late because they had some yaasin recitation for SPM. So, I waited like 2 hours in front of the hall as I saw most of them came out from that way. I was waiting for Zethy but that didn't bring much hope.

Entrepreneurship Day

2013-10-26T10:02:00.000-07:00

Today I opened my first offline shop. Setting up a booth is much harder than an online shop but the fun of interacting with customers are much worth than in the cyber world. My own label, Jimmy's Arts & Craft was a hit. My booth was located beside the stage were my school band was doing their show. Besides selling my handmade plushies which has been selling for 2 years now, I did some addition. I did a custom-made sticker service and a custom-made banner service. This was an experiment to study how far open-source products are driving the economy which was introduced by Chris Anderson, editor of Wired. Open-source products are things that are designed by the community for the community. As a conclusion, bigger demand than my plushies. Hypothesis accepted.

History Exploration

2013-10-16T10:14:00.000-07:00

The techniques I learnt today was brilliant. Thank you CAMDEES & FIGHTERS for the day.

Public Speaking

2013-09-29T03:43:00.000-07:00

I used to be a debater but the tournaments always clashes with my robotic tournaments which is why I stepped back. I've missed debating so much. That joyous feeling of arguing in front of people grants me satisfaction. So, this year, I got an offer for a joining a public speaking competition for the Perdana Leadership Foundation open day. I accepted. Unfortunately, the competition is spontaneous and I had to talk in just three minutes. I was hoping to get a topic related to science which is where I'm good at. Worst, it wasn't. It's about abolishing national level examinations. I didn't win though but it went pretty well without nervous. I just talked about how good American education system is which I really praised since in kindergarten. Seriously. If I were the minister of education, I would have changed Malaysia's education system. American education is based on hands-on experience which made us remember better and know how to apply it in life. They also have surprising assessment test anytime they want to analyse how far the students learn. Malaysia? You know when the exam is and get ready. You memorise the textbooks before examination, sit for it, and after that, POOF, everything's gone. Is that what you call learning?

Syawal in a post

2013-09-14T00:33:00.000-07:00

Prime Minister's Challenge

2013-09-01T00:55:00.000-07:00

After a tough fight against other school during HKSBP, SMAPK finally got to the final. The final debate of Prime Minister's Challenge was held at Putrajaya International Convention Centre. It was indeed a very nostalgic place. A place Cha and me went for the FRSIS dinner. Forget about that, we won the cup making SMAPK the standing ovation, 5 victories in a decade! I got the chance to meet Zethy, but unfortunately she was on her way to the toilet and insisted me to wait. Every toilet in that building was crowded so I wasn't sure which toilet she was. Anyway I waited in front of the hall but no comeback. So I decided to find her after the second debate. After the prize giving ceremony, the Camdees went out quickly while we were still taking photos inside the hall with our victors. I picked a pink rose and ran down. As I reached there, they were crossing the road heading to their bus.

Bon Odori

2013-07-07T23:51:00.000-07:00

Bon odori (ぼんおどり) is a japanese festival held every summer as a reminder of the gratefulness one should feel towards one's ancestors. This was my first time going to bon odori. My friends have been to it almost every year since studying japanese at school. Because this is my last year in school studying japanese, I wanted to make the best out of it. So, I wore a yukata to bon odori. People are wondering what's the difference of it and kimono (generally known). Yukata is only worn during summer, made of cotton. Unlike kimono, yukata don't require socks. Yukata is so comfortable! I love it! It's like wearing ihram for pilgrimage, nothing underneath the yukata except my beautiful bare body. Yay. I'm sexy and i know it. A funny part during wearing yukata was a disguised police thought i was an illegal immigrant when i was at the subway buying train ticket. Haha. Back to bon odori, the main thing is the dance. There will musicians playing those huge drum and people will start dancing. The dance was in a circular motion. We put our hands up to the right, to the left, to the right and shake, to the left and shake, to the bottom right and shake, to the left and shake. Move forward, swing your arms and hey! Turn left, move forward, swing your arms and hey! Move backward, swing your hands and hey! Turn around and clap clap clap. Do the same thing until the drum stops. When it stopped, it started again and the process looped for about 2 hours. That's the bon dance. The food at the stadium was lovely. Low priced sushi and a bento container as a free gift. Lastly, there was a firework performance and the end.

Super sports day

2013-06-23T09:25:00.000-07:00

Today was much more like a cosplay day because most everyone was wearing costumes. The blue house chose batman, the red house chose ironman, the yellow house chose naruto and the green house chose green lantern. You can imagine how epic it was today. Despite the unexpected haze, everything went well except for me. I was so tired of last night's work so I went back to my room at 11:00 am and took a short nap. It didn't turned out to be a short nap when I realised it was 2:00 pm when I woke up. I rushed to the field and everything had settled. Oh, and busyra was there too

Pre-sports day

2013-06-22T09:16:00.000-07:00

Our theme for this year's sports day is superhero. The blue house is going batman this year. As the leader of the decorations, I'm really busy today eventhough we've started since last week. I had to lead everything. The batcave entrance, the batcave floor, the elevator, the batmobile, the batpod, everything batman. The only thing done is the bats, stalagtite and stalagmites. Plus, we're lack of resources - paint, PVA glue, duct tape, cloth, spray and boxes. I also had to run from place to place to check if everything's going well. The paintjob was done at the blue house's room. The manufacturing was done at the workshop. 100 metres apart. At 1:00 am, the girls need to go back leaving the batcave entrace behind. How depressed I was looking at tira, amy & iefa's work. They did it all wrong. Not the same as the blueprint at all. The arc and overall shape was much more wider. The colour was supposed to be blue but tira sprayed it all black and said told me to cover with the blue cloths. What's the point?! The structure they built was acceptable but faizie's structure was far more stable. They tried to attach the boxes to the structure and it all went wobbly and insisted me to finish it while i'm still working on the batmobile. We can't start all over because it's less than 7 hours before the event start and we're all run out of box and duct tape. No choice. We had to finish that damn entrance door. I was so upset and cried. Luckily muazzin was there cheering me up. Not just me, all the boys were upset with that damn door. I fed up with it. After the boys came back from the unfinished canopy, I instructed them to just do anything to it as long as it looks like a bat and looks nice. When the kids done painting the batcave floor and the entrance door was complete, they brought to the batcave. Only people left in the workshop was muazzin and me, finishing some final preparation.

Japanese Language Festival

2013-06-16T07:35:00.000-07:00

This year's JL Fest is bigger! Double the participants, double the activites. But it doesn't mean that it's better. Yes it's not. Before that, this year, I took Furoshiki, Aikido and Kirigami. Furoshiki is a technique where we use handkerchiefs to wrap things up. Learnt some ways and it's very practical. Aikido was fun because the instructor was so funny. Kirigami is a kind of origami but it requires scissors to cut some great patterns out of it. All activites were new for me this year. Oh! Cha gave me a flower! However turned out to be distracting as I had to carry it everywhere around safely. Forget about that. The bad part about this year's JL Fest is there were so many people yet so few booths and food stalls. Plus, there was no cosplay this year. What we did at lunch was taking a cab and went to Alamanda. Had lunch at Rasamas and hung around.

Bandung

2013-06-09T08:19:00.000-07:00

It's my first time to Bandung. My mom told me it's where Topman's factory is situated and has a weather that I would love so I gave it a try. Indeed Bandung was wonderful. Very humid atmosphere. No sun, windy, cold. Just the way I like it. The first day was filled with shopping. Bought lots of colourful chinos and also some shirts. The next day I went to Trans Studio. It's like Universal Studio but Indonesia's broadcast network, TRANS' theme park. At first some might neglect Bandung's capabilities of imitating Universal Studios but it was terrific. Trust me, it's a world-class theme park. The rides were much more thrilling than cosmo's world but I gave it a try eventhough I was scared. A new thing to me was the laser show like Miku Hatsune's concert. Is there such thing in Universal Studios? No. The surprising part was I met Puthree Syazwani, a MIRoC participant from MJSC Parit Buntar. She greeted me first and introduced herself. After awhile I remembered who she was. The next day was full of adventures climbing up sulphuric volcanoes and trees

Malaysia International Robot Competition

2013-04-13T21:53:00.000-07:00

On the second day of school, Mrs. Farhana came to me and told about MIRoC and I was like "let's go for it!". So here we were at last going for international robotic event, it's my last robotic competition in school. Malaysia International Robot Competition or MIRoC for short was held at Malaysia Perlis University. Our robot's goal was to follow the line and collect balls along the way. When I knew it was about line following, I got a hard feeling about this. I just hate using light sensors. There's too much distraction - shadows or maybe unstable light intensity. Then the robot gets haywire. I did a prototype before I went to umrah but was destroyed when the robotics club tidy up the room. So, I had to start all over again, in 6 days, a week after I came back from umrah. I even got a whatsapp message from Mrs. Farhana when I was in Mecca! I'm surprised. She was shocked when the most powerful robot kid in school was not in school and the competition was in a week. No worries. By Tuesday, I got a 50/50 working robot. We had no proper track to test so yeah. Wednesday we made our own track, very poor looking track made of crumpled recycled banner and duct tapes. That's our only choice. On Thursday, we're off to Perlis. That morning, I remembered about the NXTcam I bought in US. It's better than light sensor but the programming is complicated and I haven't progammed anything yet. What did Nike said? Just do it. I rushed back home to get that thing and off we go. I spent the night programming and calibrating and tested on our poor track. I can smell a bit of victory when using that NXTcam but still not that good. But on the real track at UniMaP, it works like charm. The competition was in Saturday and Sunday. We successfully beat all the team except SMSAH. Win-lose ratio, 6:8. To wrap everything up, we're the runner up for the grouping but didn't make it to quarter.

Umrah

2013-04-07T22:12:00.000-07:00

So it's the third umrah I've done. The first and second one was when I was 8 and 13. This time, it's better because much bigger portion of my family members went there. Besides my family, also in the group is my uncle's family and my grandparents. Total, 14. Yeah. The journey to there was quite complicated. From KL, we had a transit at Bangkok, then a transit at Cairo, then Medina. The same goes for the return flight. From Jeddah, we had a transit at Cairo, then Bangkok again, then KL. But the first transit to Cairo was a 12 hour transit so we got the chance to travel around the city of Cairo. I got to see the pyramids, where Devastator tried to suck the energon in one of the pyramids for Cybertron, I learnt how paper were made from papyrus. Then I strolled around Al-Azhar. It looks like Oxford. Old castle buildings. After that, shopping. The bazaar I tell you, is like Diagon Alley in Harry Potter. Buildings built very near apart, dark, you can see some lights coming up from the sky, lots of stuff. Just like Diagon Alley. I bought a cute little pyramid made from egyptian limestone for cha because she wants one but instead, I bought for other two guys, tira and iefa. And one for me. Surprisingly the weather is not that hot like everyone in the world said. Those are just deception. It's cold there! The sun was shining bright but the temperature was cold. Theory about equilibrium heat might not be usable there. LOL. After 12 hours, we hopped into the airplane and proceed to Medina. We stayed there for 5 days. The rest, Mecca. One of the best things there is the Magnet Valley. Along the valley, the ground is magnetised. The whole valley was like a room temperature super-conductor! As an evidence, the driver put the van to neutral and the van accelerates. He steered the van without pressing the oil. The speed was 110 km/h !!! This is the kind of stuffs I'm trying to invent, a room temperature super conductor that would create new source of energy. Next is Mecca. One of the things I've never done before during at Mecca was going hiking up Nur Hill until we reached Hira' Cave, the cave prophet Muhamamad got his first message from God. It's quite a Lord of the Ring journey. We're like Freddo and Bilbo Baggins hiking up the mountains and see the Sauron, which is the Zam-zam tower, world's second tallest building. 12:00 o'clock sharp, it's 4th of April, my birthday. First, I'm lucky celebrating my birthday on top of that hill. Second, I'm lucky not being at school that day so I'm free from any pranks. I also done my Radioactivity assignment there. I never learnt about it and my teacher told me to do that thing so I didn't know anything about radioactivity. Luckily my dad had experience in handling radioactive stuffs so he explained to me. Masjidil haram was undergoing a massive enlargement project. There were about 20 cranes. Quite dusty at the rooftop because of the construction. Furthermore, because of the construction a quarter of the mosque is closed so people have to squeeze into the centre area which makes it very compact. I also got my new watch there. A rare aztec patterned Swatch. I never saw it in Malaysia. Planned to buy one more because of the difference in currency rate but no idea what to buy. That's all I guess.

FRSIS Day 5

2013-03-24T01:51:00.000-07:00

It's the last day of FRSIS which means all the happiness will end soon. I just wished this event prolonged because it's so fun. In the morning, there is a talk about nature by ex-prime minister's wife, Jeanne Abdullah which was boring. Nizam was no where to be found, Syahira watched korean movies while me and Cha ate, took photos, talked, laughed and other things that disturbed the crowd. Then it's the closing ceremony. There's popping stuffs, laserlights and all that, video to wrap up FRSIS and a sneak peak on next year's FRSIS venue which will he held in Syed Petra Science School in Kelantan. Nevermind I won't be in school anymore. After that, bye bye which was the saddest part. Everyone exchanged gifts. I gave a gift to Zetty the girl from SSP who had the same teeth allignment as me and Lyana the girl from seseri who looks as sexy as akma mariani. I got a gift from iman, a girl from SBPI rawang who looks like busyra. The end :(

FRSIS Day 4

2013-03-23T01:48:00.000-07:00

The forth day of FRSIS was the day of my presentation. My parallel session was the first one of the second session, so it's just nice as it's not too early and not too late. Because there's a tea break before our presentation, the audience didn't get sleepy during our presentation. Cha and I were the presenters, Syahira was the one who press the powerpoint on the computer and Nizam got a new job, being the model for my electromagnetic induction and piezoelectric crystals. We were so nervous that morning but everything went fine. Then it's the plenary session. We didn't make it there. That's okay. It's 23rd March and there's earth hour that night but there's cultural night that night. I'm confused. Will the earth hour be celebrated? Yes. A dark cultural night. The guys got a LED bangle and the girls got a big cute LED bow to put on the head. So those stuffs illuminate the night. Yup. It was a really amazing event. All performance on the stage was in the dark. The part was when the korean girls danced kpop and everyone went crazy. They even did gangnam style which some of us stood up and dance. Oh, I also found someone besides emma watson with the same teeth allignment as me. Her name is Zetty. Yeah she's nice. We talked and talked and talked until the end of dinner.

FRSIS Day 3

2013-03-22T01:36:00.000-07:00

It's the third day of FRSIS! Yup, time flies fast. In the morning, there's 3 talk. The first one was about nuclear energy which suits me. The second one was a talk by KeTTHA. That was boring. Cha and I just took photos of us and eat and eat and eat. Everyone was doing a lot of other stuffs. The third talk was by the president of Malaysia Nature Society. He was good. He talked about how he saved Malaysia's forest and endangered animals. He also had a little cowboy accent. The next talk was after friday prayer by Matthias Gelber. This was the best. He is known as the green guy. His talk about going green was so inspiring. One of his quotes I remembered was "make money by healing the world, not by destroying the world". At night, we had an official dinner at PICC. Gosh I felt like a VIP because everybody was wearing batik and the dinner was in a fancy hall with orchestra and the prime minister is going to be there but he didn't showed up. Everybody was spread out. My table was occupied by me, mckk guys and a bunch of ssp girls. We cherished the night by getting to know each other and lots of gags.