♥ Aimi Noor ♥

I didn't expect any but a more relaxed life after BPharm. It turns out to be a bored, waiting for something unconfirmed and life with a repeated routine. You're unemployed (mostly), broke, atrophic brain (unless you've started studying and playing memory games) and contemplating the slow-moving pace. Well, apparently, the life shouldn't be like that if you know what to do with your life. I didn't say that stay-at-home as an unemployed young adult is useless but the term of "berguna" applies only if they know how to make the time valuable and productive. It's your life and the choices are yours to make. Whether to lead boredom conquers life doing nothing, or to make life interesting and productive even if you're jobless. Here's something to think. The hikmah for those who still at home with endless chores and same routine every day until SPA interview are 1. You can always spend most of your time with family. Cook for them, make the pa...

"Everything that starts will come to an end" When I was in primary school, I wait for UPSR. Aced it, well done. Growing up in secondary school, time became slower. As if I'm not moving forward until I got all A's in PMR. I went out from the dark hole to a boarding school in Selangor. School's finished and I aced it again with more A's in hand. Then, I'm done with school. Not to forget the days I'm counting for MCE to be over and be no longer an underage. That was the end of the school years which indicates the college years will begin. Not long after that, I was enrolled in a local foundation center. Study was a problem to me after months of not studying. Though it is not the first time of being away from parents, that was the first time of going into the real world as an adult. A new adult. Or I call it a teeny adult. Moving forward day by day, conflicts after conflicts and then I'm done with foundation studies. It ends just like that. Ev...