And I thought I'm DYing.

1. I let the hair dye stayed on my hair way too long than it should have be.

2.I washed my hair after watching two episodes of Desperate Housewives. When I started massaging my scalp, I felt a weird pain behind of my right ear, on the skull. In my mind, I was thinking, "Shit, the chemical has got into my head, I'm gonna die!".

3.After rinsing off all the bubbles, I felt a burning sensation on my scalp. I was really scared. I tried pulling my hair off, but they are still strong. Thank God. 

4. I put on the conditioner. The burning sensation pricked my scalp even stronger. I change the water temperature to cold and immediately rinse off the conditioner.I let the water ran through my hair onto my scalp(cold water, at midnight). It felt better after a while.

5. I towel dried my hair, and BANG, I am Bree Hodge, (I still prefer calling her Bree Van de Kamp though). The shade of the colour has changed, because I let it on my hair for too long. Just imagine half of the hair are Bree's colour-starting from the root and the rest are, 3 shades lighter than Gabrielle Solis's + highlights of Edie's/Lynette's blonde. 

6. Who says it's a bad thing? I love my hair even more now! 

7. A best friend of mine read my blog, and didn't know I was the one who wrote it. She didn't know Mr.Mu was me, until she clicked the photo. Duh. Like, why would I put anyone's blog link as my personal message on my messenger and facebook. She said, I sounded different on my blog. 

8. There are certain unexpected people who really read my blog. Thank you. Terima Kasih.

9. My sister is getting engage really soon. I suddenly feel slightly excited. Well, I was responsible on the 'hantaran' 's colour scheme. Oh and I actually dyed my hair for the ceremony. I have my very own special guests to impress.

10. I still haven't buy my BOOM-IN-YOUR-FACE(as Aida put it) outfit for the engagement ceremony. Insya-Allah tomorrow.

11. I still am contemplating whether or not to go for facial with Erma on Saturday.

12. If any of you are interested and looking for high quality  Terengganu 'Songket', let me know. The price is around 1500 Euro. It'd be a really nice present for your husband, father, son, grandfather, grandchild, and yourself.  Will post on the detail soon.

13. I'm hungry, my head is still aching and I like having Bree Van de Kamp's shade.

Jumpa lagi, A bientot.

I'd do anything

I went to a launching of a Boutique-Cafe last nite.

It was quite an event for that type of retail store. I also heard many things, mostly from people that I know, from "How can you complaint about lamb?"(when asked about the food- I didn't eat at all) to "That's a total rip-off of my Chanel. What a disgrace!".

So yeah, I met people. All sort, celebrities, friends.

And believe it or not, some of the people there talked to me about my stand on boycotting the American products. I received different reactions. They said I am being unreasonable(they even said it in make-fool-of-myself way). I wasn't really surprised. More to humiliated, they are my people, my own kind. We eat the same food and pray to the same God(I wonder?).

After the launching, I went to a diner to meet a vey tall friend of mine. And since that very tall friend of mine is also a friend to the other two friends of mine, that I met at the launching, I invited the other two friends of mine from the launching to hang out together with the very tall friend of mine.

We arrived, we ordered. Two of them wanted to order the not so healthy Coke, I stopped them. They changed their mind. Alhamdulillah - to Iced Lemon Tea and Banana Split, not that healthy after all. Haih. Some around half an hour later, we got our drinks, and there was a can of Coke on the table. I asked who ordered the Coke? It was a not-so-very-tall friend of mine who I misheard when he ordered. He was at the other table talking to some old friends of his, when I stopped the other two from ordering Coke. When he got back to our table, I asked, and he realized, and went all "Oh yeaaaahhh..shayt, those crooked nose terrorist who stole the land of the Palestinian". I told him "it's ok(it's not actually), drink it". 

The thing is here, it is not about drinking Coke or eating McDonald's, it's about the support to the Palestinian. The support to criminalising war. The support to stop the occupation. The support of respecting the United Nation and the view of the people of the world. The support of not interfering other countries internal affair. And of course the support of LIVES!

Like what Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohammad wrote on his blog, "It is not going to stop the United States(which is controlled by Israel) from remaining the most powerful nation and continuing to kill people directly or indirectly." if we stop being a consumer to their products, but "it will demonstrate our displeasure with the Americans."

Anyways, Israel just "declared" unilateral ceasefire few hours ago, but the military activity still is continuing in Gaza, which means the 1203 death toll is not going to be a permanent number.

Allah, please save Palestine. Amin.

Jumpa lagi. A bientot.

Love at the SECOND sight.

His name is Ayman Mohyeldin.

He'll turn 30 this coming  May.

He was born in Cairo, Egypt to an Egyptian father and a Palestinian mother. Gideon Levy of Haaretz newspaper wrote that "the United States, his own country"(Ayman's) though. He studied International Politics at American University in Washington D.C.

He was a producer with CNN and NBC.

He is currently reporting from Gaza strip for Al Jazeera - the only foreign press reporting from there. No other news network are allowed in Gaza. International press are outrage with Israeli officials about this.

He can be seen reporting from Gaza in a dark blue protective vest written 'PRESS' at the front and back of it and a safety helmet, standing on a rooftop. Sometimes when planes fly over him and bomb a house in the distance he crouches.

"I'd be lying if I said I don't feel fear, but my obligation is greater than the fear," he says. 

He thinks that the best fish restaurant is in Acre, Israel. 

:)

I melt everytime he says the names of the districts in Gaza. He's Arabic accent is ORGASMIC.

I can still hear him saying "Rafah". 

Sheesh................................. Kebab.

Jumpa lagi, atamanna an araka thaniyatan.

Abaqola? abaq qola.

1.I start watching Al-Jazeera today. The newscaster was quite cute, his name was Imran something.

2.I am REALLY boycotting products from the United States of America now. I stopped reading Perez a week a go. Few people want me to go to Rihanna's concert with them, I refused(I rather listen to Siti Nurhaliza's latest Lentera Timur). I didn't watch Golden Globe. I haven't been eating Mcdonald's and drinking Coke for quite awhile now(I feel healthier though).

3.Hugo Chaves is a REAL man. Telenovelas from his country are brilliant too.

4. I think Barack Obama lied (to be proven,soon,really soon).

5.Hosni Mubarak should stop using his surname, at least until he demolished the wall at the Palestinian border. Shame on him. He's also need to lose some weight.

6. Please visit this sites; a) www.nkuk.org b) www.nkusa.org . Jewish are hot, Zionists are not.

7. Ehud Barak is Israeli former prime minister, current Minister of Defense, and deputy prime minister. He should start listening to Bob Marley.

8.I've mentioned three BARA(C)K in this post. Funny eh? 

Jumpa lagi, A bientot.

*TEAM PALESTINE*

Few hours later.

 Liyana Fauzi, Winnipeg, Canada.
 Sarah Marie, Arkansas, United States of America.     

After writing my first post, I suddenly felt so excited with my blog. I wanted to write everything, from a film that I've just watch last night, to the 15 random things about myself that I wrote on facebook note before(I deleted the note after reading it for 10 times-my friend said I was being paranoid-the note sounded lame after 10 readings[there were(are) people who requested me to re-publish the note,they said its really is interesting{well, I kinda forgotten almost half of the things that I wrote,sorry friends}]).

So yeah, I woke up today and wonder, what is the point of writing 3/4 of my brain when the readers are only gonna be my friends that I could reach through facebook, and who might probably by now, know how my brain works. I can just IM them on Messenger and tell them what is going on, that is if they are interested enough to know. I mean you just don't go telling an unfamiliar email/nickname (meaning you haven't spoke to that person since Tyra stopped runway modelling)on your messenger list what cookies you baked today. People don't care. I don't. We just don't. Which come to a question "Why do I have to tell when people don't want to know?"

Maybe I should start a diary instead and just keep my stories to myself. See I change my mind every 0.02 and half second. Aida knows that. If you realize, I am also not patient. I want 3000 strangers to read my blog just after my first post. haih(sigh).

Anyway, the first two person who visited my blog were people who live at the other end of the world. Funny eh? I'm gonna keep blogging for now. Thanks.

Jumpa lagi. A bientot.

It's 1.44 am!

This is my first ever post in my first ever blog.

Few months back, my mom asked me to create a blog so that people would want to advertise in it, once I become famous , hence getting myself extra moolah(money[i just discovered this slang 2 hours ago]) for my as she put it "unnessacary" expenses which include facial treatment, hair root touch-up, sudden craves for Japanese dessert, etc.

A friend of mine also asked me to blog about fashion.

I wanted to blog since quite awhile ago, but I didn't do it, since I usually don't often finish what I started when it comes to things that are not really important. Plus, I always want things to be in my own way, in my own very differently-unique-avant-garde-doesnt-make-sense way, but I'm not really good with customizing web pages, and reading all those 'technologies crack crap code'. So I know that in the end I would be dissapointed and would stop write on my own blog.

I just got back from a very late supper snack/talking crap session with a friend of mine. Surprisingly, we had a 'deep' conversation on our career and future. He also told me that he had started a blog. I just read his, It was simple and interesting(I think, it's because I know in detail what he wrote about-we were friends since 7).

So yeah, suddenly I feel like having one and let the whole world know what I think.

Right now, I think, Israel should stop the massacre in Palestine and people of the world should stop eating Mcdonald's and drinking Coca Cola. They are not good for your health. I'm using Mac right now, and will wash my face with Clinique's facial wash later. I'm not boycotting U.S.A, I love Paris Hilton, and Tyra and Jennifer, and Beyonce and and and...

OK, I should stop, this was just supposed to be an introduction post, but I ended up talking about a crisis 9 hours-flight away from where I live.

I'll write again soon.

Remember, BEING HAPPY IS ONE THING, BEING LOVED BY GOD IS ANOTHER.

Jumpa lagi. A bientot.