meigicalondoncious

The past defines who we are....agreeable? Simply, the past defines what we have done and how it gave us the impact, either at that particular moment or in the whole life. For the past is an event that can't be changed, the experience, the feelings that took place in the past could never leave a person and probably will stay with him or her for a very long period of undefined time, maybe for forever, and eventually rooted into the person soul, eating the life bit by bit, day by day. The past is the story of a person's life or in the development of something. It could be curiosities that create another string of details that eventually develop the histories. However, how unfair is it to define a person just by the stories, the histories, the past? They said, it's fair because we pay the fair price of what we have done, but isn't that mistakenly taken as the punishment? Why would you and I want to torture each other with punishments while we both clearly know, we see

Been so long never visit here to drop by message. Nothing. Just another typical night that I just feel like typing. Or should I put this way, I have been typing reports for Design 2 and CAD/CAM, just wanna take some time to free myself and Breathe. This semester has been one of the kind. So strange. 11 weeks had passed since the first week of the first semester in my third year. Third year. It sounds so strange yet so exciting. I always thought, in high school, Form 4 is the most exciting phase. It's like you're a senior but not too old for high school and fun. Same thing applies here. I always thought third year is the best. Wrong and doubtful. In fact, it's like the beginning of the torture. Dont trust me, I am not an engineer yet . LOL. Last weekend was my very first time to visit the MMU Cyberjaya Campus for MMU Convocation 2014. Back then one year ago, somewhere at this time, I never knew everything could have changed so much. One year. Never underestimate what

AND FINALLY I GET TO DO THIS! hahaha..doing what I like the most. Blogging. Well, it's been a while and I supposed this article will not be about me solely, but also to benefit the others. I am sure most of us wish to lighten our parents' burden by at least to get a scholarship or having any financial aid to support our own education. Reality is harsh. The truth is, if you dont work on it, nothing will come to you eventually. I personally worked very hard to get a loan-grant financial aid. I still remember how much time and energy I spent on researches, financial aid studies and applications. Backed then in Foundation, I was awarded the Merit Scholarship by MMU, itself. Having 50% off from my tuition fee, I am glad enough to God. Once I completed my Foundation, MMU administration office sent me a letter stating if I am pursuing Degree programme in Mechanical, the Merit Scolarship will be terminated. At that moment, I was having dilemma. Scholarship or Passion?