Friday, June 7, 2013

What a life!

Salam 'alaikum warahmatullah,

Dear blog,
sorry for keeping you rusting for so long. I wish I have more time to write on you, but the semester kept me busy.

Rasa macam baru semalam sampai di Arizona, disapa kak liza, dijemput syafa. Then the relationship blooms and made me feel so attach to these people. Indeed. Then suddenly semua orang dah habis study, that's why I am not in favor of staying too long after Spring Semester. Seeing the people I go to class with, I talk to everyday took off at the airport always tearing my heart pieces by pieces. Okay, that is too much of exaggeration. 

Life must go on, no matter you like it or not.

Yes, life must go on. New roomies, new co-workers, everything will be new...
Looking forward my final semester of my final year in two months time!
What a life!

Monday, January 28, 2013

Resepi Ayam Percik

Salam 'alaykum and hi all!

Today, I'm just gonna share a simple way of making ayam percik (Malaysian roasted chicken).
Enjoy ;)

You will need:

1/4 chicken
coconut milk
fenugreek (halba)
honey
sugar
salt

blend/mix:
4 cloves of garlic
1/2 of red onion
1 lemon grass
1 inch of ginger
1/2 inch of tumeric
Chilies

Get started by adding salt to the 1/4 chicken. Preheat the pan and pour in the blend/mix onto it (without using any cooking oil). Then, add the chicken, coconut milk, honey, sugar and halba. you can add more honey if you like it to be sweeter. Mix all the ingredients until you could see uniform coloration on the chicken. Let it cook for about 10 minutes using low heat or until the sauce becoming more sticky. Prepare a baking pan and wrap it with aluminium foil and then, let the oven do the rest of the job for about 30 minutes of roasting at 350 degrees. 

As for the sauce, let it cook for another 15-20 minutes and ready to be served with the chicken! 

Easy easy inshaAllah and don't forget to begin with bismillah ;)


Wednesday, December 26, 2012

The abandoned soul

Assalamualaikum wbt

Lama tak menulis, bersawang-sawang blog ni rasanya.
I'm sorry blog, last semester was truly a hectic one for me T_T


Will update more soon after I come back from travelling ;)

Saturday, November 3, 2012

Tangis dan Tawa

"Adakalanya kita perlu menangis supaya kita sedar yang hidup ini bukan sekadar untuk ketawa" - quote

Belajar Masuk Dapur

Bismillah,

or shall I say, "Belajar dan Masuk Dapur"?
For women, these two routines come together. Why?

Seeking knowledge is everyone's need/duty
By saying this, women shall not be excluded from accessing education. Long time ago, women weren't allowed to go to school. Neither know any basic alphabets, nor how to count any numbers beyond their imagination. All that matters was they have enough ability to count how many chicken eggs in the barn for breakfast for the next morning. Nevertheless, men were encourage to go to school. A true fact but a very unfortunate truth, boys in their young age are tend to be more rebellious for something that they actually don't want to do, don't want to do. Even so, this statement is not applicable to all, because there's a lot of men out there manage go further with their education. Let's go back to the issue of education for women; just imagine if this still happened today, isn't it an obvious discrimination?

As for men, I believe they have at least want their wife to be able to teach the kids with something. Occupy them with a glimpse of the real world; what's life is all about. For example, if your kid asked you this:

How this beautiful flower grow up mom? does it drink water like I do?
  
I f you don't know basic science, how would you be able to answer this? kan?
What about teaching your kids basic math like 1+1 = 2? You won't be teaching your kids to tap on your iphone to know that!

So yes, women indeed need education and to be educated.

House chores not an ultimate women's job
To begin with, let me remind all guys out there, the Prophet SAW did help his wives to do house chores. What happen today? It looks like the duty is permanently stamp on women's shoulder. Yes, I agree that wives have to entertain the husband, but don't enslave them. You both can work together to do house chores, cooking and gardening, isn't that sweet? I believe that's good enough for women, men don't have to try so hard to win over women's heart with promises which they don't even know if they can do them.

Okay, so let see another problem with the so-called women's duty:
Now that they are allowed to further their studies, some parents are just so reluctant to let their daughters to decide their on their own lives. Some opt to study as far as they could, to achieve their dream. Some too, opt not to just study but also would like to have families while they are studying. Well of course, parents will be more than happy to let their daughters to study and succeed in life, but now they see marriage within the study time as a problem. They thought marriage will deviate their daughters from the route of success. It is true to some extend, but why doubt your daughters' potential if they can have pretty good handle on study and social life?Isn't this ironic when you set women free to be educated, but you pretty much refrain them from thinking the best way to live their life?

There's nothing impossible in life, it is just I am possible!
You know your kids well, you raised them good, believe in them! If you think they are just blinded by the false hope and deceiving world, tell them the truth, stop them from ruining their life. However, if you know they are capable on handling both 2 different sides of world, why stop them? why demotivating them? Yes, education is important, but what they feel about life is important too.

So yes, women are not just belajar, but they masuk dapur too and these go together!

I wrote too much today and here I put the end to my post today.

Disclaimer:
Whatever I wrote today does not reflect my life story. This is based on what I heard, what I see.

Wallahu'alam.