River flows and stories are told - Eugene

Tomorrow is the second Sunday in May. It's called Mothers Day. Since I was young, my family had a tradition which will celebrate Mothers Day in my Grandma's House. But as all of us had grown up and busy for academics and works, this tradition didn't continue until this year. My mum is a super optimistic person. But I feel that she is more and more optimistic when she is older now, haha, when she was young back then, she was so strict and would caned me by using the clothes hanger. And I like my dad more when I was small. I admit that I was so lazy or clumsy, that my mum would always cane me,  and I would went to my parent's room, staring my parent's wedding photo which hung on the wall and mumbled "Daddy, mummy caned me." with tears. Haha, kinda silly right. My mum said, "Nothing gonna jail you up unless you did something immoral." So whenever I was dilemma what to do or afraid of making some choice, she would say:"You will n

Hi guys, I'm back! Down to the way from Perlis to Butterworth. SO, I spent my awesome 1/2 18teen and 1/2 19teen in the place named Perlis Matriculation College or what we often dressed it as Kolej Matrikulasi Perlis(KMP). 11 months in KMP was really awesome to me, as I met a lot of nice, friendly and great people there. So I bet some of you just got the offer and wonder how will the life in KMP be. My answer is: It depends on your own attitude, and the people that you meet there. And I'm going to kick off my blogpost by starting with sharing the things I that learnt in KMP. (I'm writing this for those who are going to KMP soon ;) 1. Do your own house chore Yea, I did some errands at home, but in KMP, I learnt to do it all by myself. You got the freedom to decide your own schedule like when do you want to do your laundry, how often you are changing your bedsheet and so on, without hearing you mum's nagging words. And even if you are okay with the dirty surround