End of Industrial Training

2/28/2019 10:35:00 pm

Assalamualaikum

Alhamdulillah, tomorrow I will be ending my industrial training. I am ever so thankful for everyone who have been helping me getting through this. Big thanks for all the staffs and research officers there for being so kind. Teaching me all kind of things either related to my studies or not. 

Next week I have to go back to my university for oral presentation. Alhamdulillah, I am so grateful for my supervisor who always be asking for my report. She is the reason I completed my report so quickly and got a chance to let my lecturer check it before I have to submit. My lecturer also used my report as example for my classmates 😅

I am also thankful for this company to hold a presentation session last Tuesday. Now I am ready and prepared for my presentation at my university. My supervisors also has commented on things I have to adjust in my slide. I think this is a great opportunity to give my all during my presentation at uni. Let's pray for me to not get nervous during my viva ✊

The only problem I ever had was handling my a*hole roommate which thankfully, we did not go to the same workplace. You cannot imagine how torture I felt living with her. This is an experience for me and also lessons for us. Please have common sense. This is essential in our everyday life. One of the things is;
  • please do not make any noise when your roommate is sleeping, praying or reciting Al-Quran.

    we both are muslim women. I don't know what her problem is, but she always singing, playing video as loud as she can, on call and talking loudly when I was doing one of those things. Sabar is a good thing but everyone has their own limit, okay.
I don't have anything more to say beside I am so thankful that I am finishing my diploma. Alhamdulillah!

I have not plan to post this today but seeing my last post was in mid January, yeah I am going to post it now. A road to be better and more active blogger 😂 By the way, my friends and I are planning on going to Penang (belah pulau). If you guys have any idea on what to do at Penang, please drop it in comment section below ↓

Until I write again,
Assalamualaikum
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Recap and Lessons of 2018

1/13/2019 09:25:00 am

Assalamualaikum

2018 had been such a great year for me. There were tons of things I have done for the first time such as donate blood, bought a plant, get stung by wasp, went to watch a movie at cinema alone, finish diploma and many more!

Last year I did not have any new year resolutions (you can refer back to this post - which I posted back in January 2018.) But I think I want to recap 2018 based on my 2017 resolutions as it is easier for me to recap it back hehe.

1. Be a better servant of Allah
Alhamdulillah, please pray for me so I get a chance to finish Al-Quran again this year. I am trying and always be striving to be better than last year. Let's strive together?

2. Save money
Alhamdulillah, this year I set a goal to save RM5 every time I get a change. I am so proud and grateful for myself as I managed to collect RM💰💰💰 this year alone. The reason I want to save is because my friend did this and every time she told me how much she have, I was so jealous of her 😆 So I set a goal to be like her and collect it too. I want to thank her for being such an inspiration for me haha Tapi kadang-kadang ambil jugak duit tu because let's face it, I am a student and always broke...

3. Get dean list for semester 4 and 5
Alhamdulillah again, I scored for both semesters. Surprisingly, I got my highest pointer during semester 4. I was super happy with it and when I told my mom and saw how proud her was, it made all my hard work paid off. Let's strive for dean list for semester 6! Also, I scored band 4 for my MUET test. Thank you for all of your warm wishes :D

4. Update blog regularly
Emm I think it's regularly enough compared to 2017 isn't it? 😅


5. Lead a healthy lifestyle
2018 is where I walk so much I think my heart and lungs are all good and healthy. I walk from my rent house to my internship place for a good 15 minutes, so I guess it's pretty healthy right? With all these smoking ban going on, I think everyone will lead a healthy lifestyle now 😆 Also, I am training myself to eat vegetables. BUT I still struggle to drink water 8 glasses or 1.5L a day. I cannot find anything to motivate me at all 😭

Things I have learned in 2018 -

  • You can never have a same idea with someone else without them calling you a copycat. Have they never heard of the proverb "Great minds think alike, though fools seldom differ"? 
  • No one will cares even if you shout your problems to the world as they refuse to understand.
Right now I don't have anything to add to the lessons padahal before this banyak je benda yang I want to say adoyai...

As of 2019, I have several of my personal goals but I would like to keep it to myself. Because I know kalau bagitau orang mesti tak akan jadi punya 😶

Overall, 2018 have been such a great year for me. I get to experience many things and I hope in 2019 I will be adding the list of my experiences.

How was your 2018? I wish 2019 will bring us more happiness and will be better than 2018!
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Leo Eats: Ojju Malaysia

12/16/2018 08:11:00 pm
Assalamualaikum

         I want to try start a new series on my blog aside from My Top 5 series. I don't know if I can keep doing this for how long as you know that I rarely post entries here... 😐 Regardless, I want to share with you my personal thoughts and opinion on a restaurant or the food that I had tried.

         This is the first of the series. I know i am awful at expressing my feeling through writing but let's give it a try, shouldn't we? 😅 If you have any tips on how I can improve my writing, please comment down below. I will appreciate your help. (cewah fefeeling youtuber gitteww)

Warning! This is purely my thoughts and opinion. Different people, different opinions. If you want to share your opinion, you can comment below. I would love to read it 😊 Also, I wrote this entry back on 2nd December and now baru dapat a chance to post it. Sorry if it's confusing 😅


         Today my friend and I went to NU Sentral to try outs Ojju K-Food which is a Korean food restaurant. I had seen a viral tweet on twitter about this restaurant and urge my friend to try it with me. We set a date and ta-da, today (1st December) is the day. She had to work until 12.30 noon but it's okay. I can wait.

1st tip! If you want to try this restaurant I recommend you to book a table a day or two days before going to the restaurant.

         This is because Ojju at NU sentral is the first one in Malaysia. There are going to be lots of people want to try the food there. I ain't kidding guys, there was lots of people who have to queue and waiting. The waiting time is 20 minutes minimum. Yes, minimum! And a worker there told us that during lunch hour on Friday, the waiting time is 40 minutes minimum. So please consider this if you want to try this out. Booking ahead of time to save you lots of time.

Warning! Please be there on time! We were late for 3 minutes macam tu and dia dah potong nama. But I am so grateful the workers there are so considerate and still give us a table. Tapi janganlah because the worker considerate you all saja-saja buat lambat and then demand a table jugak 🙅

         What I like about Ojju is, during waiting time dorang tak akan suruh korang tunggu macam tu je. They will give you their menu and order form, so you can think of what you want to eat and terus tick on the order form. Tak ada lah nanti bila dah duduk haa kena fikir nak makan apa pulak kan. Kan dah bazir banyak masa kat situ. So thumbs up to the people who came up with this idea. They also will ask for your name and write it down so they can call you when a table has cleared up.

I totally love it when a customer is coming in, a worker will shout "Annyeong haseyo" - I think that's how you spell it. Sorry I don't know Korean 😅 and the others will say "Welcome to Ojju!"

And when a customer dah bayar and going out, someone will shout "Kamsahamnida"  and the other will say "Thank you for coming!". Such a great environment lah.

Pic courtesy to my friend. This is from her angle.

Hot & Spicy Fried Chicken

The fried rice. I swear it is not this intimidating. I have been adjusting my camera phone contrast 😅

We ordered:
1. Drinks -

  • Watermelon Lemonade - mine (RM8.50)
  • Honey Mint Lemonade - my friend's (RM8.50)
Both drinks are so good, no doubt.


2. Food -

  • Hot & Spicy Fried Chicken (RM17.90)
  • Rolling cheese Chicken (wings) + fried rice - we took BBQ spicy flavor (RM43.90 + RM11.90)
Seriously, ini pun dah banyak gila. Terlebih kenyang dah ni. If you are going with just 2 people, ini memang dah berpatutan.

My verdict

What I like:
I love their Hot & Spicy Fried Chicken. Totally worth it. 2nd tips! If you don't know what to get from the menu, this is the one. Get this okay. The honey + spiciness is just the best ever.  It's like chicken popcorn but with honey spicy flavor. Sedap tak terkata wei. Until now I am typing this pun terliur lagiii. The chips are good, the chicken is good. Totally 11/10 for this dish.


What I don't like:
I am not fond of their signature dish which is Rolling cheese chicken. The main turn off is the pickle as I hate pickle. That is my personal problem. They will use the remaining cheese in the pan to fried the rice tau. So jadilah cheesy fried rice. I don't like to eat mt rice with cheese. Again, my personal problem. This is because bila dah sejuk nasi tu dia jadi muak tau. Kenyang yes, muak pun yes. I give 5/10 for this dish because the chicken pun tak rasa macam wow sangat.

Overall, I will give this restaurant 7/10. The customer service is good, some dishes are great, although there are other restaurant can surpass this. Do you want to try this again but with other dishes? Recommend me other dishes yang you all rasa betul-betul best. Maybe I will try it again.


There goes my first experience + review. How do you think? Should I keep this series or not? You can find Ojju Malaysia on Facebook (click here) Message them on messenger if you want to book a table.

Wew I did not expect for this post to be this long. I should probably stop now. Okay. Bye.

Have you been to Ojju yet?

Until I write again,
Assalamualaikum

p/s: this is not sponsored. But if Ojju nak sponsor pun boleh hehehe
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So I bought a succulent | MAHA 2018

11/28/2018 09:38:00 pm

Assalamualaikum

How are you? It has been a while since my last entry, but eh... It is now 3rd week of my internship. My internship so far has been quite a journey. Everyone is so kind and helpful. I am happy where I am now. Everyday has been such a bliss and I get to learn lots of things from the seniors here. I cannot say much as it is my 3rd week here, I have 13 weeks to go until I finish this internship. I am hoping that everything will go on smoothly.

Today, my supervisor offered us - my friend and I - to go to Malaysia Agriculture, Horticulture and Agrotourism Show 2018 aka MAHA 2018 as there are some vacancy, so we got the opportunity to join the group. It was very tiring, but I had so much fun with my friends. We did not go to every places available as we were walking plus we do not have the time to go everywhere. But I am happy as I get to try lots of food, saw some exhibits and bought a succulent!

There are tons of people around. I did not expected it to be so crowded as it was on Wednesday. But it did. I am not a fan of going to crowded places, but once in a while okay lah. I don't have anything to say about it, but everything you have been hearing about MAHA 2018 is true okay.

"Lots of people, lots of food, lots of plants, lots of animal". - MAHA 2018, described by Leo.
These are some pictures I took before I decided to enjoy it with my own eyes instead of behind my phone ;

    


    


    


As you can see from the title above, I did bought a succulent! The only non food thing I bought from the event. The story goes when our co-worker wanted to buy a succulent, and the price was 3 or RM13. As there were 3 of us at the moment, she said why not we buy one for each of us? And I was like, yeah okay. I have been wanting to buy a cacti or succulent for a long time. But I have not got the chance. Today is my day!

At the first moment I laid my eyes of the succulents, I was entranced by this one particular purple succulent. To me it was such a unique thing as everything else was regular coloured - green. Without further ado, I took it and bring it home.

I took the farthest right - the purple one!

Now I put it on my window and I hope it's sufficient lah. Mind you, I have literally no experience taking care of a plant, let alone a succulent. If you have any tips on how to keep it living in a long life, please please tell me how. After posting this entry I am going to start googling how to take care of it. I am going to pray that I inherit my mom's green thumb 😅 

I am planning of buying those aesthetic pots. Ha barulah hipstur gituuu

Here is my succulent in the original pot. I am going to upgrade it into hipstur succulent later hehe


Have you been to MAHA yet? If so, what have you bought?

Until I write again,
Assalamualaikum

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