Tak Pe Je

Assalamu'alaikum. Yesterday was a tiring day, especially for someone with fever and dry cough (Read: the very me, this blog owner). I travelled to Malacca for a site visit with two lady clients and of course I wasn't the one who drove but I couldn't sleep either throughout the journey to and fro. There were so much things to talk about apparently, eventhough I mostly became one active listener, for that matter. Thank God I had managed to get a massage the day before for a fat two hours, or else I wouldn't have had any energy to even join them in the first place. Anyways, here are some pictures taken at the site for your viewing: Sporty car there my client has, what an adventurous lady!  The site: 4 acre agricultural land with lemongrass currently soiled. I hope everything would go as smooth as possible for my clients, both of them deserve the very best in this world of lies.  As for me, life goes on.. Fever or not. Coughing o...

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Assalamu'alaikum. I have always found it troublesome to get an extra chair to place my (often than not) huge tote bags at coffee houses or restaurants. So I've opted for my Baba Pink Sheep and its two cute friends, a.k.a purse holders, which I always carry wherever I may roam. I wish I could get many more that suit my personal preference and my handbags' weight requirement at reasonable price but yeah, who says it's gonna be easy?  I guess I should try to check the accessory shops at Kenanga Wholesale one of these days and who knows I might stumble upon plenty other cutesies there, how about that?  Meantime, my Baba Pink Sheep, silver and purple holders would be enough. (Read: as of now). Some might ask, where did  I get those three? Well, I bought it at Amcorp Mall when I checked in a coffeehouse there with my dearest BFF, who bagged a few herself as well. One tip worths sharing, though : Mind the length of the hooks so that you won...

Assalamu'alaikum. Yes, life has ups and downs but that's what makes it lovely. How about focusing on the good things rather than dwelling in the not so good ones? Happiness is a choice, really - so why choose sadness? Be glad to be alive just yet. Rise and shine. Smile and kick some ass. ;)  Anyways, I had a good breakfast with fruit platter, which consisted of honeydews and papayas. Yesterday, though. Today I didn't get to snap any single picture of anything. The pictures in this post were all taken yesterday at Klana Hotels & Resorts, Seremban where I attended a ceremony to be remembered forever.  I was officially admitted as a syari'e counsel of Negeri Sembilan yesterday. Alhamdulillah... Another blessing to count, another reason to rise and shine, another reason to smile ever so sweetly. Winners take it all... - Nai at Tak Pe Je.

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Assalamu'alaikum. So I've never really been good at Maths myself, let alone become a teacher. But heck, that's what mothers do anyways - teach Maths especially during exam weeks. Junior's teacher had whatsapped me over the weekend to have a revision on problems solving, so I ever so dutifully obliged. Somehow I figured it would be much easier if I explain things with some graphic visualisation to get to Junior and it turned out to be a jackpot, really. Alhamdulillah he was grinning most of the way while finishing 14 problematic questions on fractions.  When I left the remaining half questions for him to tackle on his own, I had to however remind him not to consume too much time with his imaginations and storylines, or else he wouldn't be having enough time to finish off all questions in the exam hall. He smiled nonetheless. He understood. By the time the final question was due, he didn't even have to draw anything anymore, much to my delight. I knew he...

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Assalamu'alaikum. Another good thing about Krabi is that almost everything is much cheaper than two other tourist attractions that I'm familiar with, namely Hat Yai or Phuket - from massage, manicure & pedicure, spa and tailor-made suits (dresses, skirts, blouses and the likes). I decided to order two suits for a start, looking at the catalogs and the fabrics in one particular shop heading to Mercure Hotel. I forgot its name but the payment receipt stated "Barbarry" of 235 M.2 T.Aonang A.Muang Krabi.  We spotted the shop by chance in fact, when we were searching for a massage place after leaving Junior with Bibik at the hotel the 1st night in Krabi. An Indian (or may be Bangladeshi) guy named Kishoor was there to welcome us and immediately phoned his "bayya" (brother) for further explanations and dealings, whose name sounded something like "Antique" if I was not mistaken. The price was totally crazy to our ears for 5 pairs of men's fo...

Assalamu'alaikum. Apart from island hoppings, Krabi offers other nature attraction, namely elephant trekking and some packages would even include kayaking or rafting in the reserved forest. We were supposed to join a package that offered elephant trekking as well as bathing. Yes, bathing in the sense that you'd get wet together with the mammoth while crossing the rivers! But yeah, it had to be cancelled last minute for the package was soon discovered by the tourist information counter to be fully booked and would only be available at noon. We had to drive back to KL by then, so we requested for a brief walk instead and hence, got a refund for the surplus.  It wasn't too long a ride to the reserved resort from our hotel, Sri Suksant and I was impressed with what welcome us there, especially the little cottage you see above. Really intriguing that I couldn't resist to have a picture snapped with the same as the background. I was actually wearing a nice pair o...

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Assalamu'alaikum. Sorry for my silence, been rushing here and there more than ever. Anyways, Labor Day this year was such a long holiday, to me at least. Calling Friday a time-off, we drove to Krabi all away from Kuala Lumpur, now how absurd it sounds to you? LOL. I found it very absurd the first time I heard it, actually but yeah, loads of Malaysians have been doing road tours to Thailand anyways, so it's not something new in the first place. And it wasn't bad at all an idea as it turned out- better in fact, considering that we could move much easily without worrying about ground arrangements to and from the airport, if you know what I mean. I'm not gonna blog about the road trip itself, though, not just yet, that is. Here are some pictures taken at a few islands in Krabi that are worth sharing: It was a low season, apparently and the crowd was quite plenty. Can't imagine the peak season!  My boy - an island young man, just like his dad. I love islands ...