~this should be anyone's 2012 resolution~

Assalamualaikumwarahmatullah,

I love the beach..

But would the beach be loved in the years to come?..

I would always nag and nag (to Mister Partner that is).....

Why do people throw plastic drink bags outside their car while driving?

Why do people throw cigarettes on the street floor?

Why don’t people recycle their plastic containers?

Why won’t people clean up their own doing? Are they afraid that the city council might not have a job?

Why do people litter? Do they think what they’re doing is OK? Teeny tiny trashes only? Nobody would see?

The above pictures were taken at the Batu Feringghi beach. That was the only time I got to take pictures of them trashes. Because I did find many others. While I was riding my bike around my house, I found a bunch of polystyrene plates scattered next to the main road. Were they having a party by the road side? How could I help? How could anyone help? Because calling the city council would only settle that issue-at-the-moment. What if there are other littering act in the future? Would it be easier if each individual person acts responsibly? Do your part, if not taking care of other people’s trashes, take care of your own.

Does anyone of you remember? That when we’re in school (mostly I presume), we were trained to collect whatever trashes we found while walking, keep them in our pocket, and throw them into the trash can. Something difficult doing it now don’t you think?

Let’s help contributing indirectly (though it seems more directly) by throwing trashes in the trash can. IN the trash can, not near it.. not beside it. Savvy?

And let's make it our 2012 resolution!

Ciao ;p

~this is it.. wordless wednesday la~

Well, sort of :)

Assalamualikumwarahmatullahhiwabarakatuh,

Is it hard to..

... PUSH?

Wassalam.

~beijing's late update~

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahhi wabarakatuh,

I went to Beijing with Mister Partner and the rest of 37 colleagues during the final week of October.

Beijing was not as I expected. Autumn welcomed us with amazement. The yellowish, reddish leaves were so beautiful, I can’t take my eyes off of them every time I passed by them (mostly on the bus). There were still lots of green leaves on willow trees, which were plated everywhere. They were so eerily beautiful.

And the most awaited place of all, the Great Wall of China. And it didn’t disappoint me AT ALL. Subhanallah. You won’t be able to imagine until you step foot one of the wonders of the world. As the Chinese saying, ‘You can’t be a warrior until you climbed the Great Wall’, shows the strength of the walls built over 9 centuries, and more than 8,800 km long. For more details on the Great Wall of China, refer Wikipedia.

The highest you can go to is beacon tower 3.

We didn't get the chance to go to Tianjin as planned. The weather is cold (mid autumn) and lots of smog (which is a combination of fog and pollutants), which caused the roads to Tianjin to be closed for 2 days. We received news that those who did go to Tianjin was stuck in traffic for 8 hours. Alhamdulillah, I’m thankful because we were saved from that (traffic jam).

More to come, this is what I can write at the moment J

Bye.