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Alhamdullilah, Amy Persona selamat sampai di Kota Mekah...So so happy for you to be there Amy in Mecca! Aamiin
Hello there! Here is a list of fabulous food, music, news, videos, graffitis, comments from the guestbook, and images of the world in pictures. Feelings of worth can flourish only in an atmosphere where individual differences are appreciated, mistakes are tolerated, communication is open, and rules are flexible, the kind of atmosphere that is found in a nurturing world. Kiss your Mom and Dad, tell them that you are loved. May you live forever in happiness and good health. LoL, Zalina and Mail
Friday, March 20, 2015
OM-D E-M5 Mark II Sample Video: Fresh Tracks by Austin Lottimer
Sadness gives depth. Happiness gives height. Sadness
gives roots. Happiness gives branches. Happiness is like a tree going into the
sky, and sadness is like the roots going down into the womb of the earth. Both
are needed, and the higher a tree goes, the deeper it goes, simultaneously. The
bigger the tree, the bigger will be its roots. In fact, it is always in
proportion. That's its balance. ~Osho
*What we have once enjoyed we can never lose...
All that we love deeply becomes a part of us. ~Helen
Keller
Perhaps they are not stars, but rather openings in
Heaven where the love of our lost ones pours through and shines down upon us to
let us know they are happy. ~Author Unknown
Dearest Friend,
The ability to feel sympathy for each other is one of
the most beautiful traits that we possess as humans. The human condition is one
of fundamental aloneness. When we reach out and share our sympathies with
another human being in pain, we are offering a great kindness to the individual
in pain. He knows that he is fundamentally alone but at least he knows that
others care and are trying to understand…
Although your work on earth is done…
Your life in heaven has just begun. Your struggles
here were hard and long
But they're over now, you're finally home. Life wasn't easy, by choice or fate
But they're over now, you're finally home. Life wasn't easy, by choice or fate
A decision made, sometimes too late A fight to the
finish, always strong… Rest easy Angelo, you're finally home.
As our soul's depart to met the Lord, those that were save(Eternal-Peace) and those that were not save( Eternal-Damnation).Some says that our soul's hangs around before leaving for good , people have reported seeing some of their love ones and friends so since this has happen people are careful what they will say about a dead person. My next door neighbor died two years ago, "May His Soul Rest In Peace, and i saw in a week after He pass-standing in front of His yard, he said hi to me and call me by my name He was a man of God and a devoted Preacher, my daughter and my Son also saw him so i do not know what to saw about why we saw him and what does this mean, I just wanted to share this with you. Thanks.
As our soul's depart to met the Lord, those that were save(Eternal-Peace) and those that were not save( Eternal-Damnation).Some says that our soul's hangs around before leaving for good , people have reported seeing some of their love ones and friends so since this has happen people are careful what they will say about a dead person. My next door neighbor died two years ago, "May His Soul Rest In Peace, and i saw in a week after He pass-standing in front of His yard, he said hi to me and call me by my name He was a man of God and a devoted Preacher, my daughter and my Son also saw him so i do not know what to saw about why we saw him and what does this mean, I just wanted to share this with you. Thanks.
Love always, Rosalinda
Thursday, March 19, 2015
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Muhd Azrie Mohd Ali
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Muhd Azrie Mohd Ali
BACALAH SEKETIKA.. RESEPI ASLI..
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Kdg2 shj kita mampu.. hari2.. pegawai besar blh la..
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bersama resepi Asli dr Terengganu ini.. kita dah blh memasak di rumah dan
dihidangkan bersama famili..
1 bgkus hanya RM19.00. Didatangkan dgn 6 jenis resepi
dan rempah serta beras hanya perlu beli daging atau ayam utk meliurkan lidah
famili anda...
Berminat? Blh hubungi koi di hp/wa 0133808031..
Blh jadi agen bg yg berminat. Jom try 1 bgkus skrg!
Thursday, March 12, 2015
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Tuesday, March 3, 2015
92-year-old elementary school pupil inspires a generation in Kenya - CNN.com
92-year-old elementary school pupil inspires a generation in Kenya - CNN.com
She grew up in Kenya
Now in her 90s, Priscilla Sitienei is changing that, attending elementary school -- and inspiring a generation.
She started five years ago as a kindergartner at a boarding school near Eldoret. She's in fourth grade today.
"I had grandchildren and great-grandchildren who shunned school," she says by phone from Ndalat. "That made me mad. I decided I have to show them that education is important."
Oldest student?
During colonial times, some Kenyan hospitals did not keep birth records. Sitienei's exact age is unclear, but she says she was born around 1923, when a famine plagued her hometown. Growing up, relatives told her she barely survived that famine as a toddler, which gave her a rough estimate of her birth year.
Priscilla Sitienei has her own special dorm room at the boarding school in Eldoret. Outside her door is a sign that says "education has no age limit."
If confirmed by the Guinness World Records, she would be the oldest pupil in elementary school.
The last such honor by the Guinness World Records went to another Kenyan, Kimani Maruge, who in 2004 was named the oldest person to begin primary school. Five years later, he died at age 90.
Making up for lost time
Though Sitienei worked as a traditional midwife for decades, she says there's still a lot to learn.
"My favorite subject is math," the nonagenarian says. "Now that I'm in school, I know the right dosage to give the women who I help deliver their babies."
Sitienei got married at a young age and focused on raising her 10 children.
"I could not go to school even if I wanted," she says. "In my time, educating a woman was considered a waste of time and money."
'Education has no age limit'
She enthusiastically describes her love for school and her fellow pupils, some of whom she helped bring into this world.
"They call me 'Gogo,' " she says, using the word for grandmother in her local Kalenjin tribe. "We play in swings during recess, we talk. I like school."
Sitienei has a special dorm room tucked away in a corner, where she doles out wisdom to her proteges. Outside her door is a sign that says "education has no age limit."
Friendly competition
David Kinyanjui, the principal of Leaders Vision Preparatory School
"She advises our girls, she advises our boys," Kinyanjui says. "She participates in everything, including PE (physical education). She's also good at math and science, and she's such a good storyteller."
Sitienei's enthusiasm is already paying off.
Her three great-grandchildren are her classmates. They have friendly competitions on who'll make the best grades.
Last year, Sitienei was the leading student in third grade.
"Her great-grandchildren could not believe she did better than them. That really motivated them; one of them even cried," the principal says.
Now they work even harder to beat her.
Monday, March 2, 2015
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