Three years of learning and experiencing a different realm.
Three years of making new friends and learning more about each other.
Three years of laughter and pain.
Three years of fatigue, lack of sleep, and zombie moments.





Three years I wouldn't trade for any other.



And I'm done. :)



P.S. Credits to Si Jat & Azim for the pictures!

♥ Chui Nee scribbled her thoughts at 11:53 PM
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My first time going to the stadium to watch an international football match, was the day I was done with a crazy assignment. One that sucked the soul out of me for a week, THANK YOU BUILDING TECHNOLOGY.

Anyway, I was hyped to go to one of the many Olympics qualifying matches; Malaysia vs Syria, after Malaysia won against Indonesia in the SEA games. :D

Truthfully, I wasn't a fan before this, but their recent victories have turned me into a patriotic fan!! yayy, *waves Malaysia flag*

The experience was quite exhilarating. Flags, headgears, jerseys, and face paint was on sale everywhere. The stadium was half-filled, but that still equals to alott of people! Its weird seeing the opening session and game right before my eyes because I'm used to watching matches on the TV.

Anyhow, we didn't get the chance to scream or cheer crazily because we lost to Syria 2-0 :( It was a great experience though; being amongst the same fans cheering on your team in a real stadium beats cheering from your living room couch!

♥ Chui Nee scribbled her thoughts at 12:10 AM
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So many things I've wanted to pen down, but honestly didn't have time to. Since I'm free for the time-being, posts from now on will be a slow gathering of the events of the past few months that I've failed to write about here.. :)




This timeline shall start with one of the proudest moments of my life, of me selected for the Persatuan Arkitek Malaysia CIS Student Award. This isn't a piece to brag about, but to pen down my feelings of surprise but thrill when the Dean approached me to tell me how they've chosen me (ME?) to receive an award for someone who showed the most progress in the entire 3 years of coursework.

It took some time to sink, because I never thought I will be selected after their interview sessions with so many greater students. Believe me, I think I repeated "Are you sure?" 10 times and he didn't understand why I was reacting that way.

So I'm thankful. A wonderful piece of paper which I hope will carry me further in the future. :)


Treated my parents to a nice dinner at Dave's in 1Utama. Thanks mom and dad for believing in me when I persisted to follow my passion.

♥ Chui Nee scribbled her thoughts at 9:22 PM
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