It's been a while since...

Okay, so it's been 1 week and more before my previous post (I have one post save in my laptop, but currently I'm writing this using the library's computer. So well...).

I'm in the library right now, having break until 3.30 p.m, before having lab (practical classes). So far for the labs, every subject this semester have their own practical, and for the practical we are generally divided into 2 groups, as we are roughly 120 in number, so each lab consist of 60 students.

For the BMS (Bio Medical Science) lab like anatomy we are divided to two half, the total hours for each lab is 3 hours, generally 2-5 p.m, and for the first half the first group will go, and the 2nd half, the 2nd group will go (like me), and then we interchange each other time. So for the next lab session, my group will go first.

For the Physiology & Physical Pharmacy lab, we had full 3 hours cause the experiment is quite long, and besides the BMS lab is just us looking at the specimens through microscope (in pairs). Microscopic skills are important, I guess. And I think I started to get the hang of it since my last BMS lab. For the practicals, that we need to do experiments. We are further divided to groups of 6 from the 60 people, and each group will have both genders. Since our 'kaum adam' is lacking in number, most group had 1 brother only. And some had 2. So brothers, pandai-pandai la survive. Haha.

Okay, dah melalut jauh pasal lab. Back to the title. It's been a while since...

I played ball. Which I just realize yesterday, it's been almost 5-6 years since I played. I enjoy sports, but frankly I'm not the sporty type. And also, if I do commit (like really wanna join a tornoment), my health condition will limit me (is not that I can't play, it's the fact that how much I try, I know that I can't be good as others.) Anyway, I'm still grateful. At least, I can play, But not excel as others. :)

And it's the first time, I play basketball, being the first timer, and 'sbb-dah-lama-pancit', I was not very good, but at least I shoot the first goal in the first round. So, kuddos! Hehe. I'm eager to play sports more (besides ice-skating & bowling with my family), and now I have a friend (which plays really good, I think she is one of the excel one in sports for our batch, Rx15 pharmacy) that will ajak my everyday kot. Thanks friend. <3 Haha. I'm grateful, cause I do enjoy sports, even I'm not good. Haha.

Do you think I could?

The Girl in A Hood

P/S : This week, we are suppose to have our first two quizzes. But one is postponed to later (which I don't know need to be thankful or not, hopefully it's not a busy week for the postponed quiz), so pray for me (the quiz is on Friday.)

P/S : This week my juniors (2nd year CFS students, which I know them during CFS) will be having their interview, so good luck! (And yes, I just realized that I haven't yet finished my interview posts. Huhu. Sorry ;( )

2nd Day. DONE!

Okay, as usual I have loads to update. But still. Huhu, time-constrict as always.

I just come back for my class, which started at 9, and we had a break from 12.30-3, (only for today).

Today, is my 2nd official day of class for my first semester. And it was great. We learn about anatomy, histology, practical pharmacy, physiology.

So far so good. And the lecturers are all good teachers, which I understand throughout the leatures. Alhamdulilah. (Hope it stays like this until the end of my study.)

A little bit info if you guys are wondering about Pharmacy degree in IIUM here, is that:
- our timetable changes everyweek
- the lecturers that will be teaching us, are different according to the topic of subject
- for every subject we have only 1 hour lecture/subject

This only applies, for Pharmacy degree in IIUM, different courses such as in Allied Health Science has 2 hours lectures, and some have fix timetable and so on.

For the 1st we day, we had tilawah placement test, which we shouldn't took due to some miscommunication. And briefing on the laboratory practice & safety, which is very-very important. And the labs look so interesting for us to do experiments there, so I'm looking forward to that.

Going on to writing another post,

The Girl in A Hood

Tawe // Taa'ruf Week 15/16 in IIUM Kuantan.

I'm finally here, guys!! An official degree student here at IIUM, Alhamdulillah. :)

So how was Taa'ruf Week?

First thing first, I arrived a little late for the taa'ruf week. At around 1.30, (the slots starts at 2) but still managed to place my belongings at my room, as I borrowed my roommate's key. (I didn't get the key yet.)

Althought the late registration, we were handled well by the taa'ruf commitees. We got the taa'ruf kit and so on.

The first was not much, was the basics.

2nd day - subuh at mosque, community service, (Pharmacy's students went to Pantai *i forgot the name*, but still we went out, while some others stayed at UIA. The night, we were to discuss for our cultural night performance.

3rd day - qiam at MAC 1 (for sisters), and the whole day was full of briefings regarding what we need to know, but for the night we had our cultural night, Which was supperb. <3 KOS, won 1st & 3rd, while KOM won 2nd. Pharmacy or Pharmalicious (the name for our team), didn't won, but still we received gifts (which I just thought about, that sisters, didn't get any. Haha.) & a blast time, for sure.

4th day - the baiah day. Basically we had rehearsal for the afternoon baiah session. It's kinda like a tradition of pledging oath ceremony, which I could say is very ceremoni-ous (is that a word?) and formal. As all the important people were there.

Taa'ruf week ends at Friday, 2 Sept 2016 around 5 p.m, and ended by a performance & videos by the taaruf commitees. Overall, they did a very good job manging us and the week, so kudos to them. ;)

Oh n something, you need to know, all sessions ain taa'ruf week are strictly compulsory, if you are found to not attend any session, you will; have to repeat the taa'ruf week next year with your juniors, if not, you can not graduate.

And, actually I write this after the 2nd Day's post. Irony. Haha.

Pergi solat!

The Girl in A Hood

P/S : Moo, quack, sss. And katak kembung kempis. This I will remember til the end. You know what I mean if you join the taa'ruf week. Haha.

Last day :(

Okay, so today's the last night before I'm going to UIA Kuantan tomorrow.

And...

I haven't packed yet.

Busy with business matter. TT.TT

Go! Go!

The Girl in A Hood

A---Gons?

Okay, so I don't have much time right now.

After my last suap of nasi of eating nasi. My mother, suddenly...

"Pentagon, Heptagon, Hexagon, Octagon, Nanogon, Decagon.."

My mother.

Bluurted out of silence.

"What's a Gon for 4 sides?" - My mother

"It's called a square." - Me

#IbuohIbu #Mathsteacherguys

Me and my mother :D,

The Girl in A Hood

Accomplishments.

So apparently, I noticed I accomplished a few things since my fiirst CFS days. Of which I'm a little proud of myself.

- I've managed to get a good academic result despite my busy schedules. Even not good than others, at least I topped 16/60 of the 2-years cfs pharmacy graduates of dean's list.

- I've blessed with a 4 flat for my cfs co-curriculum results, despite making a person annoyed to get that.

- I noticed I can become a decent leader, despite the fear I hold.

- My Instagram business followers each 10k, despite I only have 150 somtin followers for my own account (that's a big difference. Haha.).

- My business is running well, and I receiving much regular orders (which I noticed), despites maybe not excels as others.

- And I have more early-wake-up since my school times.

I maybe not as not accomplished as others, I'm really really grateful for what Allah has given me.

Thank you, Allah

The Girl in A Hood

P/S : And 1 more thing, I managed to brave myself to write this posts. As I'm usually the shy type, that don't want others to look up. So please, if you know me. Shhs. 

23/8/2016

Dear blog,

So Alhamdulillah today, I woke up a bit early than usual. 8.30 a.m.

Today, I went to go take my transcipt at UIA Petaling Jaya, but before that I packed the usuals for postage. I took some quite time, as I still hadn't finidh with the packaging. (Actually we ran out of labels. TT.TT)

My dad & I went to post at Poslaju Bangi thru Ezi Drive Thru. I just knew about it, & I thought the idea is really convenient. Good job Poslaju. It's was like going to Poslaju to deliver the items except we don't have to park & step out of the car.

After that, we went on with the journey. We had nips and kacang in the car, and I talk all the way to UIA & back. First we went to the Admin to collect our transcript, and then to the Student Development Department (SDD) to collect my co-curriculum results. After recieving the co-curriculum resluts, I was pretty not statisfied as I only got 3.27, but negelected anyway.

Then, we went to the photostat shop to photocopy the certificates all (5 copies), my dad ask too. After that we went to Admin to get it certified, but no one in the higher position were there, so we went to the SDDs. After that, I noticed there were like to many mistakes on my co-curriculum results. Like I was suppose to be the committee but they write as participants and all. Not mentioned a few programmes I once handled was missing. Althought in the end, I didn't get to add the mistakes on the missing programmes (as it was not in their system), I managed to changed my results to 4 flat for my co-curriculum. So Alhamdulillah. :) (But still, rasa berslh kat Madam tu because byk sgt dia kena betlkan. Sampai muka dia nampak annoyed. Huhu.)

After that, we went back and stop by Pizza Hut, my dad's treat, as during my little brother's L birthday, they went there without me, which I didn't know #sanggupdiorangtakpostkatgrouptakutakakjealous I choose the menu and try food that I haven't tried, the pizza & soup, was good but everything else not worth the prize. Sorry Pizza Hut. :(

#mycatjustsneezed #haha After that, instead of going home my father and I decided to drop me off the bank area for me to settle some few things. It went good and the staffs are very kind & friendly. Kudos to BSN's & Bank Rakyat's staff.

After that, we went home, and I help my little brother L with his english. (He need a lot of help. I feel sorry for him. May Allah ease his exams tomorrow. Aamiin.)

Off writing to my 2nd post of the day,

The Girl in A Hood