It's Enough. Yupe. Enough with the capital 'E'.
I'm sick of this.
GTG
Friday, December 28, 2007
A Walk to Remember(;
These is my all time favourite love story. I really hope that one day,I'll found a guy like Landon. He is so sweet. Hmm,I'll always remember my first love. We met when I was in Form 2 (yah,masih kecil :P) and he is the first guy I've ever love in my life (selain abah,along,adik n my friends. Alah,u know what I mean.) Yeah. And I'll always love him. Until now. He is so-not-very-clever-young-man(; but his face is super adorable :).Whatever.He is still one of The most handsomest (is that a word?) guy i've ever met. But the most important thing is, I'm attracted to him not because of his super handsome face. seriously,until now,I just don't know why. I think love should be that way ;P. Just to let you know, we didn't have that relationship. Couple. Yeah. We didn't have that);. He is a very shy guy. I really don't want to be like perigi cari timba laa. It's enough to let him know my feelings towards him. I think he is cool with it. I'm not the one who told him about it. His big brother did. His brother is my friend. Complicated enough? Not yet kann? Okayh. Read : 2 years gone and I never saw/contact with him in those 2 years. And now. The time has come. Sya jmpe die blek okayh?. I hate this feeling so very much. I hate myself. Sounds like a song. Hate that I love you.
It's Enough. Yupe. Enough with the capital 'E'.
It's Enough. Yupe. Enough with the capital 'E'.
Sunday, December 23, 2007
Sorry
hey,
I'm sorry. Kinda busy doing my homework yang gila bertimbun 2h. Take care huh?
I'll post more. Soon.
xoxo mimi.
I'm sorry. Kinda busy doing my homework yang gila bertimbun 2h. Take care huh?
I'll post more. Soon.
xoxo mimi.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
No title for today :)
Ehm. Everyday, I'll watch a TV-series at Hallmark Channel. It is an Australian series called Mcleod's Daughters. They started airing the 7th Season on Dec 14 and I start watching these series during the 4th Season, maybe. hah. The series was fantastic. Heart-warming. Fabulous. Enchanting. Sweet. Awesome. Great. Sensational. There's no word to describe how i felt. I love it and I do love the character too <3. Do watch it when u have time heh?
Ok. It's rainy today (yupp sampai tertido tgahari hahha!)
I'm going out tonight. Yeah! Shopping of course ( jangan jealous ) :)).
Byebye sayangs.
Got to go.
Ok. It's rainy today (yupp sampai tertido tgahari hahha!)
I'm going out tonight. Yeah! Shopping of course ( jangan jealous ) :)).
Byebye sayangs.
Got to go.
Monday, December 17, 2007
John Dykes and Steve McMahon
First of all,Arsenal are unbeaten again Chelsea last night. hahha. They won! I know it's only 1:0 but it is better than 0:0. :). The Man of the Match is William Gallas and of course he's the one who scored.The commentators are also great. They are John Dykes and Steve McMahon :). I love their voices and comment. And the best thing is, My darling Fabregas are back in action. He's back from harmstring injuries.
This is the Match Report.
http://www.arsenal.com/ :
Barclays Premier League
Emirates Stadium
Sunday, December 16, 2007, 4pm
Arsenal 1 Gallas 45
Chelsea 0
By Richard Clarke
Arsenal retained top spot in the Premier League with a thunderous 1-0 win over Chelsea at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
The only goal of the game came in first-half injury-time when Petr Cech missed a left-wing corner from Cesc Fabregas and William Gallas steered in a header against his old team.
The victory was just about deserved. Arsenal were the slicker team in the first half and weathered an almighty Chelsea storm in the second. Arsène Wenger’s side had two goals ruled out in the dying seconds — on another day both might have stood — and when the full-time whistle blew they were looking the stronger team.
However top-four games are always going to be tight and today had seen a pair of them. ‘Grand Slam’ Sunday resulted in the top two easing away from the other two.
It may be the shape of things to come.
There had been injury doubts over Cesc Fabregas, Alex Hleb and Mathieu Flamini in the build-up to this game. In the end all three started and, perhaps surprisingly, Robin van Persie was left on the bench. However it should be remembered that the Dutchman had made only a 65-minute comeback after two months out with a knee problem in the midweek win over Steaua Bucharest.
The other changes from that game were: Manuel Almunia, Gael Clichy, Kolo Toure, Emmanuel Eboue, Emmanuel Adebayor. Only Bacary Sagna and Gallas retained their places.
Manchester United’s win at Anfield a few hours had cranked the pressure in this match a notch or two higher. That result had pushed Arsenal down into second and Wenger knew only a victory would retain the status quo.
The opening stages were perhaps too manic for the game’s own good. Fabregas’ deflected free-kick was about as good as it got for either side.
Gradually, the football took over from the frenetic fayre. In the 13th minute, Adebayor pressurised the backtracking Alex into nodding the ball over his own keeper. Fortunately for Chelsea it drifted wide.
The visitors flew up the other end and Shaun Wright-Phillips’s long-range drive forced a flying save from Almunia.
By now, Arsenal were starting to pass the ball nicely. But there was little to test Cech. Fabregas floated a free-kick just over the bar on the half-hour and then it was Almunia’s hands which were stung by a fierce long-range volley from Andrei Shevchenko.
Rosicky rippled the sidenetting shortly afterwards after darting in from the left and, significantly, seven minutes before the break John Terry limped off to be replaced by Tal Ben-Haim. The England captain had been limping since a challenge from Eboue a few minutes earlier.
Arsenal were going into the break in the ascendancy — they had enjoyed the greater possession and territory — however there had been precious little to show for it. Or so we thought.
Deep into injury time Rosicky was robbed as he burst into the area from the left. Fabregas curled the corner to the far post, Cech missed the ball with a flailing fist and Gallas emerged to nod home.
It was a hammer blow to Chelsea after a competitive first half and they set about redressing the balance straight after the restart.
The visitors stole the initiative from the first whistle but, you sensed, did not quite know what to do with it. This is where the absence of the injured Didier Drogba was being felt. And, of course, Chelsea’s attacking only invited Arsenal to counter. They did not need a second invitation.
In the 57th minute Wright-Phillips curled a low ball across the face of goal. A couple of minutes later Almunia dived full-stretch to prevent John Obi-Mikel’s rasping drive finding the far corner.
Eboue was stretchered off after being felled in mid-flight by Joe Cole. Van Persie came in and immediately caused problems for the Chelsea defence.
To this point, the visitors had struggled to create a close-range chance. They put that right with 15 minutes left, Claudio Pizarro floated in a cross from the left, Shevchenko flicked on and an unmarked Wright-Phillips volleyed woefully wide from six yards out. A glaring miss.
It was the England midfielder’s last touch of the game. Avram Grant brought on another striker, Salomon Kalou, straight away.
The Cameroonian hammered a shot just wide with his first meaningful touch. However that effort came after Arsenal had carved out their best opportunity of the half. Rosicky robbed Joe Cole then Adebayor and Hleb combined in a sweeping move that saw Van Persie hoist his shot over the bar.
The Dutchman thought he had had slid home the killer goal with six minutes left but Adebayor’s pass to Rosicky in the build-up had been ruled offside. In the 88th minute Cech made a wonderful double save from Fabregas as Arsenal pushed forward.
Almost immediately Adebayor strode through and planted a shot home, only for referee Alan Wiley to rule he had held off his marker with a bit too much brute force.
But Chelsea still pressed and Arsenal had to thank Almunia at the death for tipping a fizzing Shevchenko free-kick just over the bar. The last kick of the game saw Fabregas fluff a relatively simple chance after being set-up by substitute Nicklas Bendtner.
The final whistle came a few seconds later. The roar with which was greeted was 50 per cent elation, 50 per cent relief. It had been that sort of game.
xoxo.
gtg daa!
This is the Match Report.
http://www.arsenal.com/ :
Barclays Premier League
Emirates Stadium
Sunday, December 16, 2007, 4pm
Arsenal 1 Gallas 45
Chelsea 0
By Richard Clarke
Arsenal retained top spot in the Premier League with a thunderous 1-0 win over Chelsea at Emirates Stadium on Sunday.
The only goal of the game came in first-half injury-time when Petr Cech missed a left-wing corner from Cesc Fabregas and William Gallas steered in a header against his old team.
The victory was just about deserved. Arsenal were the slicker team in the first half and weathered an almighty Chelsea storm in the second. Arsène Wenger’s side had two goals ruled out in the dying seconds — on another day both might have stood — and when the full-time whistle blew they were looking the stronger team.
However top-four games are always going to be tight and today had seen a pair of them. ‘Grand Slam’ Sunday resulted in the top two easing away from the other two.
It may be the shape of things to come.
There had been injury doubts over Cesc Fabregas, Alex Hleb and Mathieu Flamini in the build-up to this game. In the end all three started and, perhaps surprisingly, Robin van Persie was left on the bench. However it should be remembered that the Dutchman had made only a 65-minute comeback after two months out with a knee problem in the midweek win over Steaua Bucharest.
The other changes from that game were: Manuel Almunia, Gael Clichy, Kolo Toure, Emmanuel Eboue, Emmanuel Adebayor. Only Bacary Sagna and Gallas retained their places.
Manchester United’s win at Anfield a few hours had cranked the pressure in this match a notch or two higher. That result had pushed Arsenal down into second and Wenger knew only a victory would retain the status quo.
The opening stages were perhaps too manic for the game’s own good. Fabregas’ deflected free-kick was about as good as it got for either side.
Gradually, the football took over from the frenetic fayre. In the 13th minute, Adebayor pressurised the backtracking Alex into nodding the ball over his own keeper. Fortunately for Chelsea it drifted wide.
The visitors flew up the other end and Shaun Wright-Phillips’s long-range drive forced a flying save from Almunia.
By now, Arsenal were starting to pass the ball nicely. But there was little to test Cech. Fabregas floated a free-kick just over the bar on the half-hour and then it was Almunia’s hands which were stung by a fierce long-range volley from Andrei Shevchenko.
Rosicky rippled the sidenetting shortly afterwards after darting in from the left and, significantly, seven minutes before the break John Terry limped off to be replaced by Tal Ben-Haim. The England captain had been limping since a challenge from Eboue a few minutes earlier.
Arsenal were going into the break in the ascendancy — they had enjoyed the greater possession and territory — however there had been precious little to show for it. Or so we thought.
Deep into injury time Rosicky was robbed as he burst into the area from the left. Fabregas curled the corner to the far post, Cech missed the ball with a flailing fist and Gallas emerged to nod home.
It was a hammer blow to Chelsea after a competitive first half and they set about redressing the balance straight after the restart.
The visitors stole the initiative from the first whistle but, you sensed, did not quite know what to do with it. This is where the absence of the injured Didier Drogba was being felt. And, of course, Chelsea’s attacking only invited Arsenal to counter. They did not need a second invitation.
In the 57th minute Wright-Phillips curled a low ball across the face of goal. A couple of minutes later Almunia dived full-stretch to prevent John Obi-Mikel’s rasping drive finding the far corner.
Eboue was stretchered off after being felled in mid-flight by Joe Cole. Van Persie came in and immediately caused problems for the Chelsea defence.
To this point, the visitors had struggled to create a close-range chance. They put that right with 15 minutes left, Claudio Pizarro floated in a cross from the left, Shevchenko flicked on and an unmarked Wright-Phillips volleyed woefully wide from six yards out. A glaring miss.
It was the England midfielder’s last touch of the game. Avram Grant brought on another striker, Salomon Kalou, straight away.
The Cameroonian hammered a shot just wide with his first meaningful touch. However that effort came after Arsenal had carved out their best opportunity of the half. Rosicky robbed Joe Cole then Adebayor and Hleb combined in a sweeping move that saw Van Persie hoist his shot over the bar.
The Dutchman thought he had had slid home the killer goal with six minutes left but Adebayor’s pass to Rosicky in the build-up had been ruled offside. In the 88th minute Cech made a wonderful double save from Fabregas as Arsenal pushed forward.
Almost immediately Adebayor strode through and planted a shot home, only for referee Alan Wiley to rule he had held off his marker with a bit too much brute force.
But Chelsea still pressed and Arsenal had to thank Almunia at the death for tipping a fizzing Shevchenko free-kick just over the bar. The last kick of the game saw Fabregas fluff a relatively simple chance after being set-up by substitute Nicklas Bendtner.
The final whistle came a few seconds later. The roar with which was greeted was 50 per cent elation, 50 per cent relief. It had been that sort of game.
xoxo.
gtg daa!
Sunday, December 16, 2007
English Premier League and Asian Idol
I am so not gonna watch the Liverpool versus Man U match. It is simply because I dont like them both. They sucks :P ( but Fernando Torres is hot enough to win my heart. hahha. ). Nevertheless,I hate Man U more. hmm. dang. I am Salmi and I am so addicted to Francesc Fabregas ; The-Gorgeous-Arsenal-Midfieldler-and-soon-to-be-my-groom. :). I just simply love him. He's a great midfieldler and a hunk too. Now,can you guess which club am I cheering for? Yeah ; it's ARSENAL :) .I am hoping for their victory over Chelsea's tonight. n besides, Arsene Wenger rocks dude!
Okayh. Better stop talking about EPL. It's time for Asian Idol.
Omg! I love the show. Guy Sebastian and Mike The Indonesian Idol ( I dont know what his family name was. heh ) sounds spectacular. Yeah. But for sure im cheering for Jaclyn Victor for the title. Malaysia Boleh! hahha. Btw, Hady Mirza is a hunk :)). Handsome gila sehh :P.
lotsoflove from
Emirates Stadium :P,
go go Arsenal ;)
byebye sayangs.
Okayh. Better stop talking about EPL. It's time for Asian Idol.
Omg! I love the show. Guy Sebastian and Mike The Indonesian Idol ( I dont know what his family name was. heh ) sounds spectacular. Yeah. But for sure im cheering for Jaclyn Victor for the title. Malaysia Boleh! hahha. Btw, Hady Mirza is a hunk :)). Handsome gila sehh :P.
lotsoflove from
Emirates Stadium :P,
go go Arsenal ;)
byebye sayangs.
Sun-day
walla. It's sunday and it is a very very sunny day. I dont feel very well ; yeah it's sore throat. My throat hurts badly and i feel like i am rockstar as my voice changed. I cant eat oily food, oily food, and oily food. PANTANG. haha. Nah,forget about those sickness thing because my mom ordered pizza for lunch :).
i'll upload some pictures soon
lotsoflove
i'll upload some pictures soon
lotsoflove
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