1st Alumni Meeting, Port Dickson, and mini reunion

Salam

1st Annual Grand Meeting for Medical Alumni Association of USIM on 23rd-24th May 2014. Located at Akar Beach Resort, Port Dickson.

It's my new 21MP phone camera, yo!

It's been a long time since I wrote, just discovered that some of the keys on my keyboard can't be used. Damn! Maybe it's time for a new lappy

Alumni members and family with Vice Chancellor, Dato' Asin

Congratulations and thank you to the organizing committee for their hard work. Congratulations to the newly elected committee members, may our association's planning goes well.

Other than that, scroll down for more pictures of the 3rd batch's mini reunion. 

1. Our little trip to the Ostrich farm

Perhaps the junior housemen were seeking for solace and rejuvenating with nature

Let's feed the goats

Cubaan Faein untuk membuli ostrich yang jauh lebih tinggi

Traveling mates from Ampang

p/s thanks kak aisyah, photographer berbakat nih

Jangan gigit jari cema!

Suka hati nampaknya faein

I see cracks on the egg, Sap overweight kot

Faein's choice for new pet, Candidate #1

Kak Aisyah pun nak jugak?

Mus'ab wants an  ostrich

Faein's choice for new pet, Candidate #2

Sap and Izyan looks interested for a new snake pet 

Rabbits anyone?

Soleh is not really into furry animals

Faein and Cema highly recommends the snake for a pet

2. Let's meet and snap, snap, snap

Let's have more people attending next time, shall we?

Cheeky Sap jr

 3. Let's not forget the beach, people!

Selfie time!

 Say cheese!

Highly anticipated new nasyid group, debuting soon

We had a good time!

It's the C-day! Congratulations!

Salam

It was a fine saturday, tapi sampai ke Stadium Nilai dengan muka sembab. Well, at least I wasn't on the night shift the day before. Seronok jumpa kawan-kawan. Sembang-sembang, tukar-tukar cerita, bagi semangat pada sesama sendiri.

Kalau dapat bergambar dengan lecturers tentu lebih seronok.

Let's keep these happy faces throughout the rest of our journey

Congratulations!

I just can't get enough looking through the convocation pics. Maybe I missed you guys a little bit too much, that I went through the old pictures of us.

Down the memory lane

This is just too cool! Credit to Dr Rahman. 

Selamat Bertugas Kawan-Kawan

Salam. 

40 of us had safely completed the Program Transformasi Minda course and are getting ready to report for work this Monday. The rest will be joining us later.

The title says it all. Best wishes and good luck to all my friends! May we be the pride of our ummah.

The whole batch: 53 of us

16 in Terengganu

12 in Perak

12 in Kuala Lumpur

The 4 sentenced song

Hi

This is one of my favourite song. The combination of electric guitar and the live orchestra is just too cool. It's kinda interesting since it has only 4 sentences, yet meaningful.

I hear your voice

I hear your voice

I hear your voice

I hear your voice

Even though I try not for the life of me to hear it

Even though I try not for the life of me to hear it

I hear your voice

I hear your voice

Even though I try not for the life of me to hear it

Even though I try not for the life of me to hear it

I hear your voice

I hear your voice

Even though I try not for the life of me to hear it

Even though I try not for the life of me to hear it

I hear your voice

I hear your voice

Your voice

Your voice

I hear your voice

Your voice

Your voice

I hear your voice

Say No to Smoking - Let's educate the children, not the hopeless adults

Salam. 

It has been long since I last posted.

When I first saw this, I thought it was funny since it's too cute to relay some serious messages. It's a short song telling people why people should not smoke. What interest me is that though it is only about a minute long, the important messages are there. 

1. Don't smoke since passive smoking is harmful to people around you (I especially pity the children)
2. The foul breath smell is annoying (Oooh, how I hate people with smell of cigarette)
3. The smoke is harmful to your lungs (Yes, people don't die immediately after one cigarette stick but it's a risk factor for medical conditions)

So, watching this smoke-free campaign song makes me ponder about smoking prevention in our community. We do know that cigarette smoking is somewhat an addiction and it takes great determination to stop smoking. It has been said that our stop-smoking campaign is nearly a failure since people who smoke couldn't really care less. They know the consequences but they simply choose to ignore. 

Hence, I've been thinking that such campaigns should not be directed too people who has been smoking. Our target should be the young ones who later would replace the current adults in the community. Then, it make sense to me why the song is fun, and was actually aired in a music programme. I don't know if that is their true intention, but I think the idea is not bad at all. We do know that kids have some tendency towards songs and singing. So why don't we use it towards our advantage? 

What's your say?