Salam and Greetings!
Just noticed that I use salam most times ryte~ hehe. Salam means PEACE to those who don't know. yeah, vocab of the day~ lalala...
So...
If you're happy and you know you clap your hands!
If you're happy and you know you clap your hands!
If you're happy and you know you clap your hands!
If you're happy and you know it and you really ought to show it;
If you're happy and you know you clap your hands!
[hopefully that's the right lyrics~ haha]
[clap clap. clap clap]
Why with the sudden clapping? Thankfully, I am grateful to have passed my exams. It is all thanx to HIM the almighty. So; clean [no pun intended for BERSIH lah! lol] and pretty much undisturbed (academically) holiday up till 24th sept! HOWEVER not much has been planned.
[yes, i said they look cuddly. you a got problem? hehe :P ]
I've been telling people I've been mendugong -ing at home. Which literally means lepaking and doing practically nothing. No offense ye dugongs. Truthfully they look cuddly to me all of a sudden! ha! yeah, sidetracked jap but i don't think anyone is surprised~
Anyways... I've been addicted to this song; no, not a belieber; but his songs aren't half bad to be honest~ Out of topic as usual. Well, the song is 'Next To You' and the video I'm posting is a cover by Conor Maynard. Quite a talented singer I have to say! No, no... I MUST SAY. haha. bukan setakat have to je... Lyrics wise, go google la. haha. This post is long enough as it is~
Hokayh. That's probably all for this post. Very all over the place and unstructured as expected. hehe. The main point is, let's be grateful for all that has been given to us. Being grateful and redha [wholehearted acceptance] most times will give you a better peace of mind. Yes; among the nonsense and rambles; there is a take home message kids! hehe.
In all honesty, there's so much stories about having wholehearted acceptance and tawakkal (reliance) but I'll keep that for later posts when I don't have anything better to spout. haha.
Till next tyme dudes and dudettes.
Cyidie Cyid Out.
