End?..interesting

Probably a Repost. I forgot already...oh well,a video i favourited long time ago..

Keep holding on

wow... I left this blog unattendded for years.Could not believe what i have written previously. Cant believe my eyes. Some are very funny and nostalgic.

Anyway, such a beautiful quote made by someone.

 I choose to love you in silence...
For in silence I find no rejection,
I choose to love you in loneliness...
For in loneliness no one owns you but me,
I choose to adore you from a distance...
For distance will shield me from pain,
I choose to kiss you in the wind...
For the wind is gentler than my lips
I choose to hold you in my dreams...
For in my dreams, you have no end.

 -CT-

 i do not know what has happened or might have been. I still keep that very hope and door alive, still pretty strong. I guess im a stubborn person. When i want something, it is just hard to let go. Probably that is a good thing too? right? Rather than being someone who just slowly forget and leave. right? Yes maybe no.

New Year 2013

Not so close to the city center. Playing with fireworks. :) That aside, i am recently super busy and occupied myself with lots of studies and books. Oh gosh, how time passes so so fast!!

Let it go?

If you love something, let it go. If it comes back to you, its yours forever. If it doesn’t, then it was never meant to be. - Unknown

Euro 2012 ending fireworks

Poland vs Russia

So there was this interesting match in group stage between Poland vs Russia in Warsaw. Everyone was looking forward for this match and it was dubbed as one the most highly charged, tensed match of the tournament with all the histories and nature of tension strains between the two countries. About a week prior, signs of bad things started when the russian fans fought and beat the Polish stewardess in Wroclaw after their first match against the Czech Republic, in which they won 4-1.  I watched it youtube and it was pretty bad.

On 12/06/2012, the day of the match between Poland and Russia in Warsaw, Russians plan to make a march from the city center towards the National Stadium. The plan was seen as some kind of threatening moves by the Russian, especially in the capital city of Poland.  Coincidently, It was also their National Day. The match devinitely evoke national pride of the two countries. Demonstrations were held in front of the Russian team's hotel and police forces and securities were deployed in case something bad will happen.

I have never felt anything like it before. I was studying for an exam which i will take the following day. The situation on the day of the match was like a war about to happen. I can hear police/ambulance sirens everywhere, helicopters flying above my apartment all the time and news coming out on my facebook feed and on soccer website. It did not take long before some fights broke out. Particulary a few hours before the match. Russians and Polish fans were fighting outside the stadium and at the fan zone area. Numerous were reportedly injured. Police forces have to use rubber bullet guns and water cannon to stop them and i saw some pictures taken by reporters and some got injured with bleeding and some has to be sent to the hospital. It was so crazy!

Fast forward during the match, Russia scored first and Kuba(jakub blaszczykowski ) equalized later on (Poland started the tournament as lowest ranked team and Russia won 4-1 a week before s Czech). I was studying when Kuba scored. While reading, i was surprised by the shouting outside my windows by everyone and the neighbours! Yep! Poland just scored! wow! Never had heard that much voices from the locals in a football match. Even the kids shouted "yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa....yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa". :-D

Match ended 1-1. The following day. some 100+ people were reportedly arrested. Not surprising considering how intense the Poland vs Russia match was!

Kuba scoring :

Hollyyy moolllyyy!! Look at this in the fan zone city center when Kuba scored!


But in the end, thank goodness nothing really bad happened. I guess. :)

Euro 2012 Opening

Friday, 8 June 2012 marked the 1st day of Euro Cup Football Hosted by Poland and Ukraine. I live in Warsaw and the opening day match was held there in the National Stadium, which isn't far away from where im living. I can even see the stadium from my apartment!

My friends were lucky to be able to see the England team in real life 1st person view.

Henderson, Carroll, Gerrard, Hodgson

The night before the opening day, concerts etc


The night before, TV3 crew asked for some Malaysian students to be interviewed the next day ahead of the Euro 2012 match. Some of us went and BOOOOMMMM...they were on TV next day !





The Opening day. So many people. Those who were'nt at the stadium were at the Fan zone set up in the heart of the town close to the infamous Palace Of Culture and Science.

Such a bad timing for my finals examssssssss... :(