M&M's Junkies on Penang Hill


Where was it this time?


 It's Penang Bendera Hill..yeayyyy...


Actually, it was my very first time being there. I'm not sure about other nerdies but me living 19 years in Penang, that's my first time ever. (I'm not sure if my parents did bring me when I'm still an infant or maybe still a foetus) I'm supposed to thank you, right? so yeah, a big thank you to Nerdies for making my wish real to go Penang Bendera Hills. I remember how awkward i was when Yaya (my roommate) and her tutormates made a trip to Penang and went to Penang Hill. Yaya did ask me bout it though but I didn't reply anything. IDK. lol... That really makes sense because I live in mainland not Island ( I don't understand why people don't understand about this because island and mainland are two different things). It was a great outing with great people, I'm so honored. Penang Hills has her tremendous changes already, totally different from the old one. Malaysia is so nice, Penang too.



The architecture touch was so stunning with the eco concept, it's where we parked our car.

This, did offend me so much...

We need to secure the card tightly and that pink card was just like a card to get RM1 off.

Regarding the tickets, we need to bring two important things. An Malaysian Identity Card and a student card. If you have these two things, you just have to pay RM5 (so cheap). but if not, you have to pay RM10. So, if you wanna go to Penang Hills don't forget these two. The main entrance was just like LRT thingy but you used a card instead. We were so luckily because it was weekdays and there're not so many people queing to board the car (like a cable car or something but more sophisticated). Make sure you stand okay, let the needed people to sit. You can start capturing the views and sceneries, making videos and sorts. The ride took for about 10 minutes with a two stops: for permanent residents; for other passengers. The guards/ushers were so nice!




Make your own way, you can start your day. The views were so nice at the top of the hills. Penag was so stunning with the great development, green scenery. We were so excited, there's an uncle asking us 'Where did you girls come from? so lol yeah 'We're from Penang as well'. 


Maira is so prettyyyyyy...


This baby is giggling so hard..


Rise & Shine


Three little Ponies




Stomach was growling as we didn't take a proper breakfast yet. but we had a brunch picnic instead. I cooked Nerdies spaghetti for the first time. That's the only meal I know, ha. Feeling so blessed cooking for them. We brought our own food for that picnic. It was not a really big picnic but it really means a lot for us. This is highly recommended, it was so hell fun. The bonding time was so real, seriously. It was near The Owl Museum/ The Cafeteria. If you're all rich kids you can just bring those fast food and eat together. 


a small circle of mine, lovesss..







Right after the picnic, we made our way to the signature spot, Padlock area. My name was everywhere on the padlock, was so excited. Yet, we didn't lock any padlocks there (i'm not sure why, maybe it's too cliche). We just did some photography goals there, Nerdies always love this hijacking all the iPhones ( feel bad to all iPhone users already but also thank you). It was a really good plus strategic spot for capturing photos. With the good lighting, good views. Make sure before going there, think and list down all those photography goals earlier.


why they are all red/pink huh?
























and then, 'into the woods'. Actually, you can choose whether you wanna walk or ride their car. RM30 for a car with a driver. Yet, we chose to walk instead. It's better for those who love taking selfies and photos. It's a great boon too for those who want to feel the real nature while inhaling fresh cold air. It's such a long journey though so what we did was that we walked but then to return back, we rode a 'free shelter service'. This 'free service' was like you bought their tea or other drinks, then they'll give a ride. It was the same thing to that car thing actually but it was much much cheaper and convenience in my opinion. 


Along our journey, there was another drama.


one of my photography goals. They're so cute..


Those serious face though


























Before I forget, there was also something like Art Street there. Not as cool as the real Art Street but still cute.





We didn't plan it actually but because we were so exhausted, we then planned to go back by riding the 'free ride service'. Therefore, we have to have some drinks at there. We payed about RM30 just for photography purposes and nak balik.



that reflection though.. so nice..

Then, we went back by riding a huge Ranger. It was a wow as it was our first time riding it. So fun.




We also got a chance to try Penang Hill's ice cream. So refreshing.




After all it was a fantastic short trip. We took a very good care of each other like the whole long journey everyone be like 'heyyyy heyyy, kereta kereta..' it was so cute, I swear. We were not that fit so we kept stopping taking pictures but we really did it till the end. It's not really a long trip but it means a lot to us, how we express our love to one another. That's more than enough, time quality is what it matters. Thank you for that memories, thank you everyone especially those who have to send like thousands photos to us. May Allah bless their good effort. Hope to do crazy things with you girls next time, will always looking forward for that. Till then.



Kiss, Kikira.
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P.S: A Soft Pat on Your Back.



After a long while, we got the chance to reunite again after everyone finished our foudy studies (except Wani, she's doing A level and was on her hols). Before I start expressing my gratitude and gay let, I feel like sharing our situations/challenges being apart from one another (we studied in different places) and further 'injected' some positive vibes in order to cheer them up. I really not good at this but considering their words and pep talk to me before, I'm worth doing for. People can't really understand your situation well because they're not in your shoes, same goes to me but you always have those 'people' who always love you standing in front of you being a chivalry as well as standing behind you protecting you from back stabbing. Sometimes you feel like annoyed/sick/sad or even hurt, your 'people' will not be with you but always always remember that they're there comforting you.

Apparently, we hardly spend time together lately as everyone was so busy with own commitment and responsibility. but yesterday we got reunited (except Iffy, Timmy, Aman, Tiqah and Sherry). Yesterday was so fun, thank you for that excitement and effort. Along the journey, we opened a free chatting baring our hearts and sharing some sorts of problems may be encountered during our uni life. This not our first time telling one another about our problems, we did even before this indirectly and directly. Not focusing on anyone or issue, only want you to always love your life and yourself. I might not be there while you're shedding your tears or fighting for your agony, but I as well as other nerdies are virtually there loving you. 

I'm very sorry for not understand your situation sometimes, for acting ignorant and less sense of empathy after all I'm just a mere human. Say my little prayers, may Allah always protect you comforting your self with His great love and blessings. He's the only one who understands you that well. Some of you were'are having hard time with new friends maybe because they're still new to you or maybe because they're not like Nerdies who always have good manners/language, do remember that humans have different personality. It's okay to take time feeling offended by them (just because of different personality) but don't take any revenge or grudge towards people. I know you guys are damn good kids so try to embrace their weaknesses. You're sensible enough to know what's right, what's wrong. Keeping a distance is okay but not cutting the ties. Be a good person, never once giving up being your wonderful self. Never also give in for something you don't like, be comfortable in your skin. It's hard to make people understand us yes I know so what people think about us doesn't really matter. Have a good self esteem, don't get vulnerable. My prayers are always for you, may Allah bless this friendship.

Yeah, personally I've encountered some situations too. Living in a next level life as a uni student, it's a quite challenge. They were some people who experienced a cultural shock thingy ( I did as well for that different situation). I was raised in that kind of circumstance, It may look like a new place far far away from my comfort zone. I be friends with good people who use good words, manners (sekolah agama things), I feel so awkward making new friends. Not asking them to be one but pretending to accept them. I'm a fake I know but faking myself sometimes makes me so selfish. PASUM was a place for excellent students even sometimes you asked them some questions they be like "OMG THIS SIMPLE THINGS PUN YOU DON'T KNOW?" Not all just some minority. This one of my first expressions who made be a weird person there. I hate it. People may see like an anti social person, but if I did feel comfortable with people, I'm the craziest person ever.

 I'm not sure about other people but me is that introvert, sensitive lass. I didn't put a blame on people for doing something that may offend me because sometimes it was just simple things people did. Getting older and matured, I finally now that one life principle. People did wrong to you, doesn't mean they intend to. Sometimes, it's just they didn't mean to. Coaxing your heart and mind saying that they're just normal people who did wrongs really help you to start forgiving people. Putting your very own self in that particular situation where you need people to forgive you in order to have a better Hereafter life, really helps much. Of course, let say you did wrong to people. You also want people to forgive you, same goes to that fella. Apology sometimes doesn't come from their heart the first place, it's just 'some words' they said to comfort/ respect you. It does look so fake at first, it's okay because eventually that real shimshimero forgiveness will come to them.

Wherever you're living, always remember that you're youself and you got no reason to change it. Having a strong self-esteem is paramount of importance to get used to the surrounding yet sometimes faking it is worth in order to protect the real identity of us. It doesn't mean we're trying to be somebody else but it means we're good enough to slightly improve our very own self. As long as you know who exactly you're, that's more than enough. Fighting!




P.S: I love a quote from Captain America's movie. "Just be the way you're, not a perfect soldier but a good man."

*sobbing so hard*



Kiss, Kikira.
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Lipstick smeared on that Polaroid




As our last farewell gift for everyone, after our final exam we all planned for a short vacation to Malacca (my very first time to Malacca). The masterminds were so f(x) and good, we didn't take longer time to plan. Final agreement was on our Chemistry iv exam's day. Sorrowfully, only 8 out of 18 can make it. Sorry for my bad but I don't really know places we've gone to. Some of them will be Stadhuys Buildings, Pantai Klebang, milkshake thingy, Keria thingy, Jonker Walk and Upside down House. It was just two days and
one night yet the most efficient quality time I've ever be in a trip. Ahhh, one more thing. The best homestay ever. The 'villa' was so perfect, huge, clean and beautiful, I swear. It's such a waste not to bring the whole class. We savored our last moment together before making our separated ways back to our own terrain. There's also a 'dining table talk' at about 2.00 a.m while eating roti nan cheese. I love the trip so much, it will be better if the whole FA2 kingdom can join us. Thanks to the photographer for all awesome shots. *we love snapping photos and selfies*

DAY 1


We had a visit to the red Stadhuys buildings located beside the St.Paul Church. The background was so hipster, lol so we did have an individual photoshoot there. (knowing them)FA2 was so outgoing and free, don't shock if we can take thousands of photos a day.


FA2 little cat, Aten loves cats so much....
Cam, the chilvary...hohoho..


Captain Imran, he did a marvelous job together with Wana taking a good care of us. Thank you.

and this little cutie
cute selfie from us, here.

That kind-hearted lass helped us to snap this family photo. We look so good with the Stadhuys background




To bring back those history learnt at the high school, we visited about three museums for about RM15 per head. The museums were located at different places but at one area therefore we ran ran around there like little kids. Actually, our photography site favor was that huge ship (I bet it's Alfonso Albuquerque's). It's a must photo background after all if you come to Malacca. Luckily we got that one chance.

friendhip & ship

favourite sailors all the time

tensed reading though















We also tried something weird there as the blue ligthing was unfamiliar among us. We were just like a Marvel casting... The born of The Avengers!







Upside Down House Gallery as well.





DAY 2


Food, always. We tried this popular coconut milkshake. It was so delicious and dirt cheap. RM1.30 per glass, hurmmmm so sedapp.







After then, we went to one of famous beach at Malacca. Pantai Klebang was so stunning, vast of blue sea. Sorrowfully, it was our last stop before making our way back to Universiti Malaya. We didn't spend much time there, just a jumping-liked photography goal and another simple pose.





They took a very good care of me, like so so so like a bodyguard escorting me especially at Jonker Walk. They ate and tried everything but sorry again for being a freaky eater. For those who were willing to drive, thanks for your great effort. Our chatting, outing and jokes really mean a lot to me, conveying a warm gratitude for that small circle another soul of mine. 








Kiss, Kikira.
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