LittleMissMeen

First I want to say thank you to my mum. If not for her, this event would not be happening and as smooth and well-planned as we wanted it to be. A few months ago, she booked the hall near my grandma's house, near to a mosque so the mosque people can easily come by for the prayers. She booked the food caterers, candy stall with a chocolate fountain, sate! and also ice cream. Thank you to all my family members (especially nenek, nek yah and nek gal) who made the extra kuih, Pak Ngah Aman who brought the P.A. system and karaoke, thank you adik for the balloon decos, my <3 for being my special photographer, for every single person who made the effort and time to help and come by. Glad you all had a good time and enjoyed the food.We never hosted an open house before so this is our first :D Let me tell you in detail about the special day. We booked the hall from 1-6 pm and estimated plus minus 150 people including the people from the mosque, all family members, neighbours, family

When I look at the calender, I always think that the day I will leave for university is still long away. But now in September, it just hit me that the day is coming very very soon. There's this lump in my throat everytime I talk about leaving. I got my offer to London almost a year before my start date so it always felt like a long time away. For those who are leaving/ have left, do be thankful if your journey home is a matter of minutes or a few train stations away. When leaving to someplace foreign whereby the airplane is the only medium of transport to go home, it takes a lot of courage, determination and strength to keep moving on in order to reach your goals. When anything makes me feel down, I remember that one and only goal of my life and it gives me more inspiration. After 20 years of waking up and seeing the same people, relying on our parents, God decided to make us more independent in university and that's when most of us need to leave. If you're facing a