The man!

As many of you might have already known, I was not excepted to enter in any government universities. And the repercussion of that result is that I lost hope in even wanting to enter any government universities. (skipping the appeal process. I know, I know. You can bludgeon me however you want.)

So the next step was for me to enter into a private university. And my choice was Swinburne in Kuching to go pursue for my degree.

Obviously, the top responses I get when I say I'm going to study in Swinburne is :

• "Nevermindlah, your father is rich."
• "No problem for you, you got money mah"
• "Kau nang kaya sik hal."
• "Kau hidup senang"
• "Boss kau loaded bah"
• "It's not a problem for you"

I know those who are joking around saying things like that, but I know many are being serious when they say I was holding a fist full of diamonds on the day I was born.

At most times, I wouldn't mind people joking about this, cause I would be jocular with them. But when it comes to studying in private universites in Malaysia, many knows it's not cheap; unless you were really born with diamonds in your hands!

Is it hard to understand that I want to further my studies and that my father is willing to go to that extra mile just to have enough to support me?

Why can't you say something like :

• "Wow. You have an awesome, Dad"
• "Your dad must really love you to do that"

Or maybe some words of encouragement :

• "You should really work hard so that the sacrifices your dad has done will be worth it"
• "Like your dad, you should be willing to go that extra mile too"

I'm not saying that I can barely survive there. It's the way most of you put is like I have a lucrative life whereby I can get anything I want, whenever I want it. Life ain't that easy and simple for me.

And I don't blame you guys out there for not understanding that part cause people like to jump to conclusion only by listening to one sentence.

"I'm going to Swinburne, though because there's....." "Phwaaaaa....!! You so damn rich la brother!"

No chance to explain.

A retired government servant, my dad still works under the hot sun at long hours just to ensure that there is food on the table, especially to compensate my alien gastronomy. And that I can receive the best education he can offer.

Since, my dad has given me this chance, I will get the best out of it. It's only way I can repay him.

To make him proud.

Not to disappoint.

I can write something that is much longer than this to portray my gratitude in words, but I know most of you won't read the whole thing. Haha.

When your father believes in you, he'll do almost anything to make sure you achieve your dream. And that faith your father has can make you feel like you can achieve anything. Awesome. Really.

So this is a simple post where the simplicity is at its best.

Specially for my Father, Mr Joseph Douglas Fonseka.
Love ya, dad.

 *Nang cool habis nya tok*

*I just realised I don't have a picture of me and my dad alone in my phone. This is the closest I could get. lol*

Have a nice day, peeps!

My Room. Before and After I tidied it.

It was a long empty morning. So I decided to tidy my room a little. It is quite messy and makes me feel uncomfortable.

I am here to show you how it looks like before and after I clean up my room. Do tell me how I rate as a cleaner!

BEFORE

Look at the amount of dust collected on the radio.

 I let the pictures speak for themselves.

Anyway, here it is. After hours of dropping sweat and tears.

AFTER

Stock piles of underwears in the corner behind the door so that your parents can't see them when they open the door. Smart.

Push everything aside and put your laptop on the table to make your table look more 'professional'. Smart

Put a stool next to your table for you to put your books that you need to easily take. Smart.

From this angle, the pile of clothing can't be seen. Smart.

Look at the amount of dust that has disappeared. Cover them with books or magazines. Smart.

Add a teddy bear to make it look cute and clean. Smart.

I even cleaned my whiteboard! White is clean. Smart.

Stock your clothing in a corner away from sight. Can be used for emergencies. Smart.

Always keep your cable in reach when you're sleeping. Smart.

I did well and smart, don't you think? 

I put my whole heart into this, seeing how disappointed my parents were after seeing how messy and untidy my room is. I deserve a reward for this.

Anyway, how many of you out there tidy your room as good as me?

It is always a good day to tidy your room. I did mine. When will you start tidying yours?

Have a nice day peeps!