cuti sekolah

yay! seminggu cuti skolh. tapi, sblom tu aku kena skolah 3 hri. Hari Sabtu, Ahad, Isnin. Ada kelas tmbhan. Sebab aku UPSR tahun ni. Sabtu tu, abg akml n abg ali datng. best. hihihi 

Cuti ni, dok rumh je. Bosan. 

Bye!

Darjah Enam

Tahun 2012. saya darjah enam. masih lagi sekolah kat Sekolah Kebangsaan Taman Pasir Putih.
Nasib baik saya tak turun kelas sebab Ujian Diagnostik saya okey.  Tetapi Kawan saya Mirza, Aimand, Farid naik kelas. sedih juge. Takpe, saya beazam nak dapat 5A dalam UPSR tahun ni walau kat kelas mana sye berade. saya nak kalahkan kakak saya, Kak Nur ( Tara Asrar). dulu die 4A1B. hehe. ummm

seminggu ni cuti raya cina. selamat hari raya cine. =)
bye.............

The taughts

Chelsea are simply awesome. Not awesome in the way a teenager were to describe the definition of ‘cool’ but awesome in the sense that their wanton goal sprees against West Brom and Wigan have left many people shaking their heads in wonder and with an impending dread for the months that will unfold. It has left no doubt that the Premier League is merely a series of mismatches between expensively acquired and technically assured Goliaths and expensively acquired but nevertheless limited Davids. Can anything further be read into Blackpool’s annihilation by Arsenal at the Emirates after their opening day jubilation, other then a sense that this is a League comprising a small elite of technocrats and artisans putting lesser mortals to the sword on a weekly basis?

The arguments for parity are worthy. If there was a cap on how much a club can spend on new players or what they pay their current staff, perhaps we would see a more level playing field. Players would consequently make their career choices based on a club’s prestige and history rather than the promise of weekly fortunes and extravagant luxuries. Or they might even seek the challenge of playing for an unfashionable side and see how far such an endeavour would take them? A West Ham supporting friend of mine this week lamented the club’s current predicament when compared to the truly exciting clutch of young players that came up through their ranks in the early part of the last decade. He was clear in his belief that had the likes of Jermain Defoe, Michael Carrick, Joe Cole, Rio Ferdinand, and Frank Lampard stuck around and developed a sense of team loyalty and a sense of thumbing their noses at the bigger beasts, then maybe the club’s recent history would have been very different to the stagnant quagmire they currently reside him.

my new journey

my new journey about the thing I  have  at home and   my home work at 
school  and lazy  doing homework ,so my teacher scolded at me . THE END

it is begining

my sister and i had  a good relationship but we fighting at  home ..at school i have many hoework but at home i did not do my homework..my teacher scolded me because i did not bnfinish my homework..that's all for today . thank you