At last after waiting for almost 3 years, me and my family received her call on the Christmas Day last year (25th Of December 2008)..I don't know how to tell you all how I feel now but for sure I'm happy and thanks to God and to all of you who helped me to spread the news about my lost youngest sister...Yeah I know the date now is 20th of January 2009..Well, I decided to publish this after we confirmed and know the actual situation of my youngest sister...Sorry peeps cos I need to confirm it before do the posting regarding this.....I got the news somewhere around new year eve..My mom told me about it when she got a call from my youngest sister who wishing her a happy blessing Christmas Day...Ahhhh...now the problem solved..My mom said that my youngest sister will be back on this coming Harvesting Eve which is on May 2009...I looked deep from the expression of my mom's face, obviously, she looked so happy and she smiled and acted like a flying bird that freed from the cage...Now, we (me and my family) already know the news about my lost sister...From what my mom's said, my lost sister is somewhere in Cheras, Kuala Lumpur area with her fellow friends..She's working at a Saloon and paid around RM800 monthly..One thing that really touched my heart was when my mom told me that my youngest sister had the difficulty to get her monthly salary for few months (*goshhh....it really touched me)..Due to her age which obviously Under-Age, my youngest sister hardly to open a new account that her employer asked her to open...Without no choice, she tried to go to the bank (Maybank) that her employer asked her..When she reached there and want to do the registration, the bank's counter clerk cannot proceed her application due to her age...Huh!! *sigh...(Nda palah Dik, it was a lesson for you also...)..After trying for few days, weeks and months, my sister still can't open an account at Maybank...(*Kesian kan....)..So, she went to her employer and discussed about her problem..Thanks to god cos her employer really a helpful type of person..Her employer then asked my sister to open any bank account so that the company can bank-in her monthly salary...So, at last my sister managed to open a new account at Bank Simpanan Nasional (BSN)..(*Nasiblah dik...kalo nda..ntah camana lah ko mau idup sono tu...)..I hope, my youngest sister really learned something from that...She also will sit for the July SPM examination cos she didn't take it this year...(*Tambah bah sa mau nangis...aiyaaaa....tulah bah ko Dik, never listened to me...Your future is more important bah....Sa marah2 ko selalu pun cos of your own good bah...I scolded you if you didn't go to school cos I concerned about your future..Thats what brother are for....aiyaaa...tiada guna sudah mengungkit...past is past kan...what to do then...)...I hope your promise to come back on May 2009 will be come true..Everyone love and miss you a lot...Especially our mom...I know you read my blog too and I think you will cos if not, how you know mom's new mobile phone number and call her on Christmas Day...Owh ya..if you got problem there, please let me know..I will give a hand then..I will give mom some money for your Air Flight ticket...Don't worry ya...Just contact us regarding your Air Flight ticket booking...See, eventhough you always made me mad but the truth is, you will always be my youngest sister..and I will always look after you and same goes to the others (our brothers & sister)..Again, we really hope you can come back and see us on this May 2009 as your promised to mom...Take care yourself there kio.....Jangan nakal2....And to those who helped me to spread the news regarding the lost of my youngest sister in your blog..Here I would like to say thank you so much and may god bless you and the rest of your family...AMIN..~~PeaCe and I'm reaLly2 HappY...

<< ThanKs GoD aNd To All Of YoU >>

Ho..Ho..Ho..Merry Christmas...rkerkekkrere...Christmas is just around the corner...Here, I would like to wish a happy Christmas day to those who celebrate it soon...As for me, I do enjoy the eve eventhough I celebrate other festival hehehe...Honestly, it's hard for me to state their names who celebrate it here cos they're too many names hahaha...well, what to do....I try my best la kio....ermmm..First of all, I would like to wish a happy Merry Christmas to :

My Family Members
(Tambunan, Menggatal, Penampang, Keningau, Tenom, Sandakan and some other places in Malaysia..)

02c Family Group
(You all know who you are...ahaksss)

My Friends
See my friend lists at my left sidebar...hehehe (It also goes to those who don't have names inside my friend lists...jgn kecil hati ya....terlampau ramai bah hehehee)

and off course those who know me!!! hehehhe....
MERRY CHRISTMAS YOU ALL..LOVE YOU SO MUCH~~PeaCE anD Ho...Ho...Ho

<< MerrY ChristMas 2008 >>

O Holy Night song, sang by Celine Dion

O Holy Night song, sang by Mariah Carey

These two songs has its own strength...I like to see this two divas sing this song as a duet version.....erm...well...with two different rendition and different singing style...it should be marvelous....but, anyhow...do enjoy this clips....

<< DiFFerenT RendiTioN >>

In many countries of the world, the celebration of Christmas on December 25th is a high point of the year. But why? Can it have any real meaning for us today? Is there a 'real' Christmas message? From November onwards, it is impossible to forget that Christmas is coming. Coloured lights decorate many town centres and shops, along with shiny decorations, and artificial snow painted on shop windows.In streets and shops, 'Christmas trees' (real or plastic evergreen 'conifer' trees) will also be decorated with lights and Christmas ornaments.Shopping centres become busier as December approaches and often stay open till late.Shopping centre speaker systems will play Christmas 'carols' - the traditional Christmas Christian songs, and groups of people will often sing carols on the streets to raise money for charity. Most places of work will hold a short Christmas party about a week before Christmas. Although traditional Christmas foods may be eaten, drink (and plenty of it) means that little work will be done after the party!By mid-December, most homes will also be decorated with Christmas trees, coloured lights and paper or plastic decorations around the rooms. These days, many more people also decorate garden trees or house walls with coloured electric lights, a habit which has long been popular in many countries. In many countries, most people post Christmas greeting cards to their friends and family, and these cards will be hung on the walls of their homes. In UK this year, the British Post Office expects to handle over 100 million cards EACH DAY, in the three weeks before Christmas. The custom of sending Christmas cards started in Britain in 1840 when the first 'Penny Post' public postal deliveries began. (Helped by the new railway system, the public postal service was the 19th century's communication revolution, just as email is for us today.) As printing methods improved, Christmas cards were produced in large numbers from about 1860. They became even more popular in Britain when a card could be posted in an unsealed envelope for one half-penny - half the price of an ordinary letter.Traditionally, Christmas cards showed religious pictures - Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus, or other parts of the Christmas story. Today, pictures are often jokes, winter pictures, Father Christmas, or romantic scenes of life in past times. 'Father Christmas' (or 'Santa Claus') has become the human face of Christmas. Pictures will be seen everywhere of the old man with long white beard, red coat, and bag of toys. Children are taught that he brings them presents the night before Christmas (or in some countries on December 6th - St. Nicholas' Day), and many children up to the age of 7 or 8 really believe this is true. In most countries, it is said that he lives near the North Pole, and arrives through the sky on a sledge (snow-cart) pulled by reindeer. He comes into houses down the chimney at midnight and places presents for the children in socks or bags by their beds or in front of the family Christmas tree. In shops or at children's parties, someone will dress up as Father Christmas and give small presents to children, or ask them what gifts they want for Christmas. Christmas can be a time of magic and excitement for children. In shops or at children's parties, someone will dress up as Father Christmas and give small presents to children, or ask them what gifts they want for Christmas. Christmas can be a time of magic and excitement for children.Father Christmas is based on a real person, St. Nicholas, which explains his other name 'Santa Claus' which comes from the Dutch 'Sinterklaas'. Nicholas was a Christian leader from Myra (in modern-day Turkey) in the 4th century AD. He was very shy, and wanted to give money to poor people without them knowing about it. It is said that one day, he climbed the roof of a house and dropped a purse of money down the chimney. It landed in the stocking which a girl had put to dry by the fire! This may explain the belief that Father Christmas comes down the chimney and places gifts in children's stockings.In English-speaking countries, the day following Christmas Day is called 'Boxing Day'--->(I don't know what they called it in Malaysia..heheh). This word comes from the custom which started in the Middle Ages around 800 years ago: churches would open their 'alms boxe' (boxes in which people had placed gifts of money) and distribute the contents to poor people in the neighbourhood on the day after Christmas. The tradition continues today - small gifts are often given to delivery workers such as postal staff and children who deliver newspapers. Today in the West, not many people consider the religious meaning to Christmas. Most people in UK or Europe will not go to a religious church meeting, even at Christmas. It has become a busy race to spend money on presents, and get ready for the Day. In UK, our shops stay open till late Christmas Eve and often open again on Boxing Day with the cut-price 'sales'. (Not much holiday for the poor shop workers!) A visitor from another world would think that Christmas was a festival to the gods of money and shopping. Many people do hope for more than presents at Christmas. We want to somehow return to a time in our childhood (or some other good time in the past), when life was simpler and made more sense, before the troubles of adult life arrived. We feel sure that behind all the fun and decorations, there must somehow be a message, something more, some key to life, hope and happiness. So can we look beyond the way Christmas is celebrated today, and find any real meaning, any message for our lives today?

p/s : Anyway, I am so excited to celebrate this event...the event's "aura" become stronger already...huhuhuu...

<< A ChrisTmaS StoRy >>

O holy night the stars are brightly shining
It is the night of our dear savior's birth
Long lay the world in sin and error pining
Till he appeared and the soul felt its worth

A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices
For yonder breaks a new glorious morn
Fall on your knees
O hear the angels' voices
O night divine
O night when christ was born
O night divine, o night
O night divine

A thrill of hope, the weary world rejoices
For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn
Fall on your knees
O hear the angels' voices
O night divine
O night when christ was born
O night divine, o night
O night divine

p/s : Here, I would like to wish Merry Christmas to all my blogger's Friend....and not forget to other bloggers around the world....Merry Christmas guysssss...whoooaaaaaa....so sorry if some of you didn't have your name below.....------>(terlampau ramai bah...heheh)

• Jo JuAn MaRviN
• GiDoNg
• GiDoNg-WordPreSs
• JoE-KLuBbkiDd
• SworDie
• KuPi
• JaPriN
• dBos-fm
• DuAn M.J
• LeoFanTasia
• MeSh
• JerRyInC
• JuzZsHE
• DeKerinChi
• DogOes
• FlaNegaN
• PoOwoK
• GurangAk
• zAiNiJimMy
• DaVeLynnE
• YaN
• MarKie KadUs
• CHeGu CaRoL
• WhiTeDoVe
• JieJ
• FredDass
• FredO
• TaJau
• CiCaK
• LihInG
• AdingEMP

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