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Boulder Valley: Villa in the Jungle

 If you are looking for an exquisite getaway, somewhere that so close to nature but not comprimising the comfort and fanciness, Boulder Valley is the answer.  It is situated at the valley in Teluk Bahang, surrounded by real jungle trees and plots of durian plantation, this hidden gem is not a dissapointment at all. Eventhough it is far from the city, but hey, the facilities is top notch! But to remind all of you, there will be no internet connection, yet wifi services is provided. However, the access is limited to only three devices. Let me share with you guys on our 3 days 2 nights experience stay here in Boulder Valley. We were sent via buggy to our room. The road was inclined and hilly. It is better to use the buggy since we have an infant. Plus, our baggage were a lot! Buggy really helped us. This is our room, Tented Villa. We have a verandah and located just in front of a swimming pool. Their minibar was almost complete and functional too. Im not using the microwave because concer
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What are you doing this weekend?

 This question almost didn't exist ever since the COVID-19 emerged on this planet Earth.  Before, Many might have said- 'I'm planning to go for a hike!' 'Maybe a stroll at Ikea and grab the candles for stockpile' 'Run at the park and having good breakfast at Kampung Baru' 'Going back to hometown to visit my parents' 'Kenduri!' 'Go to the zoo, and grab a good lunch later' 'Have a good berendam moment at Sungai Congkak' 'Grab a coffee at the newly open coffee shop' 'Joining a marathon' 'Feed the homeless' 'Attending a craft class' 'Watching movies at cinema with good popcorn' 'I have a part time job, it's for my wedding expenses' 'Travel to Melaka for its kuih keria' 'I've found a good place to have a steamboat at Cameron Highland' 'Going to have a good snacking at Kota Bahru' 'My passport has been renewed, I've booked a ticket to Hong Ko
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Reading Corner: THE CAREER CODE

 Finally, I've finished reading one of the book I've bought on my 30th birthday - THE CAREER CODE-. This book was written by Hillary Kerr & Katherine Power - the creators of WhoWhatWear.com.  The Career Code had explain so many tips and tricks, reality that actually happened especially in the corporate world. Something that won't be talked in your daily life with your colleagues but it is crucial! I have immersed in every bits of their writing and imagining myself in all of the situation explained. You may look at the content list through the photo below;  I know, the font were so smol, Let me help to list down all of the topics discussed in the book: 1. Find something you love to do, and then figure out a way to get paid for it 2. Your resume speaks before you do, so make sure it's articulate 3. Interview like a boss 4. Social media should help you, not hurt you 5. Dress for the job you want, not the job you have  6. When in Doubt, err on the side of formality and
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11th Attempt and Failed

 Today,  my placement company, Habib Jewels held a Blood Donation Day through Yayasan Habib. As for me, I am always keen to join a blood donation drive because I just love doing it. I am scared of the huge needle, with the size of a wooden stick pricked into the vein but the feeling after doing it is so damn priceless!  Previously, I have done blood donation for three successive times over ten times of trials. Oh no, it was eleventh * which is including today. Why am I so enthusiastic about blood donation? My ultimate aim is to show my devotion to my nation. I know I do not possess any high skills or to give tonnes of money back to the people. Through this blood donation, it is free and it helps many lives out there *you are the HERO man! Besides, there are lots of benefits after times of donation, such as the list below; Source: https://pdn.gov.my/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16&Itemid=227  My aim is of course above 50 times of donation. Unfortunately, my c
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Book Review : Marie Kondo - The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying

I just got the time to write after so long. Yet, I need to find time to write rather than to wait for the time to arrive. Anyways, I would like to share the third book of September (it's nearly mid-October sistah!) It was the utmost Marie Kondo Book - The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying .  For some people, even me myself never thought that tidying activity could even make a book! Obviously, Marie Kondo proves that tidying is a world's problem. Her love for tidiness and cleanliness had made a huge business run, especially in Japan. There are few take away from my reading, Start by discarding your items  Discard all of the unnecessary items in your closet, cabinet, or wherever you keep your stuff. Don't let the habit of hoarding things to be your belongings. You need to learn to let go of the past and ready for the future.  Keep your items accordingly Arrange your items following their type. For example, in a wardrobe, keep your t-shirt in the same area and not mix around with
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I don't need plastic bag

I don't need plastic bag and I am in Pahang. Last time , I went to the market to buy some stuff. Yet, this time I managed to bring my own eco shopping bag (after several times of failed bringing it together while shopping and causing me feel damn guilty towards the environment). When it's time to pay, I told the cashier that I don't need plastic bag. She looked at me and chuckled, 'it's okay kak, the price is including the plastic bags, ' 'no, it's okay, I don't need it, ' ' no kak, it's okay, I put in the plastic bag, ' Guessed what, inside I get boiled to the max. 'be patience ba, this is the beginning, it's never easy to manifest good things though,' You see, I don't mind about the few cents as long as I am trying and training very hard to reduce the anthropogenic effects towards the Mother Nature for hundreds of years to go. I don't mind about not being able to carry things, as long as the turtle won
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Cameron Highland

Cameron Highland able to give you an experience at living in the cold place after the four seasons countries. it might not that cold as we expected nowadays, but the coldness slowly creeping into the marrow when the night comes -I tell ya! this small district is about four hours away from Kuala la lumpur through PLUS highway (two hours on highway, and another two for jalan dalam, but if you drive like nuts, the time taken can be better, dont worry ;)), and if you wanted a better route - wider, can be said as safer; choose EXIT Simpang Pulai, which is about 60 km away from EXIT Tapah (steeper, creepier, but shorter distance taken) From Simpang Pulai you gonna meet Brichang first. in Brinchang, i am suggesting you guys to stop by, taking lotsa photos with blooming flowers and refreshing view of lavenders in CAMERON LAVENDER GARDEN. the fees for adult is rm10/pax (quite expensive tho, but o k laaaa since the flowers are just damn nice!). there is also a cafe nearby who sells nasi
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Si Penuntut Ilmu

"Ramai pelajar menyangka ibadah yang utama itu meliputi banyaknya solat, banyaknya puasa, banyaknya zikir, sedangkan, akhlak yang mulia itu antara amal soleh yang utama! tidak pantas baginya bersikap cemberut! dia harus senantiasa ceria! seorang penuntut ilmu harus memperhatikan ini wahai ikhwan!" =) reflect diri, apa akhlak yang berbaki sudah cukup baik untuk bergelar si penuntut ilmu. jujur, aku hampir tak kenal, apa maksudnya akhlak yang mulia? apa lagi akhlak sebagai pelajar.
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