MICROB FINAL EXAM!! + Ole2 yang perlu difikirkan. hehe

isk2... pukul 11 a.m waktu moscow(malaysia 3p.m) nanti...
FINAL EXAM MICROBIOLOGY!!!!
so sekarang rai tawakal + pasrah je yg mampu diucapkan..
hik2... (actually ayat nie untuk sedapkan ati kew??)
doakan rai dapat jawap exam nanti ek kawan2...
after je microb exam nie.. da leh tarik nafas lega...
2,3 ari nie daku mcm org lepas pantang je.
serabai + kusut + tak terurus...
haha....
and pastu lehla packing da barang,campak2 masuk dalam beg...
TAK SABAR2 sgt2 da nak balik malaysia!!!
muahahahaha....
(gile awal nak packing,semangat betul budak nie!!)
9 ari je lagi kot!! hik3.




Patung pe atas nie?? kat sni dipanggil MATRYOSHKA... hehe.. actually nie antara ole2 yang rai bawak balik last year untuk kawan2 + saudara mara... and ada jugak rai beli sikit chocolate2 + tshirt.. Patung nie comel kan? Gambar kat atas nie satu set.. ade 5 patung... satu set patung nie kadang2 ada yang 5... and ada yang lagi best sampai 25 anak!!! (suke hati je panggil anak).. dari sebesar2 pasu sampai la kemetot gile kerdil anak die yang last tu.. macam besar biji kacang je kot. hik2..



FROM WIKIPEDIA:

*A Matryoshka doll or a Russian nested doll (often incorrectly referred to as a Babushka doll - babushka means "grandmother" in Russian),
*a set of dolls of decreasing sizes placed one inside the other.
*"Matryoshka" (Матрёшка) is a derivative of the Russian female first name "Matryona", which was a very popular name among peasants in old Russia.
*The name "Matryona" in turn is related to the Latin root "mater" and means "mother", so the name is closely connected with motherhood and in turn the doll has come to symbolize fertility.



*A set of matryoshkas consists of a wooden figure which can be pulled apart to reveal another figure of the same sort inside.

It has, in turn, another figure inside, and so on.

The number of nested figures is usually five or more.

The shape is mostly cylindrical, rounded at the top for the head and tapered towards the bottom, but little else; the dolls have no hands (except those that are painted).

Traditionally the outer layer is a woman, dressed in a sarafan.

Inside, it contains other figures that may be of both genders, usually ending in a baby that does not open. The artistry is in the painting of each doll, which can be extremely elaborate.

Matryoshkas are often designed to follow a particular theme, for instance peasant girls in traditional dress, but the theme can be anything, from fairy tale characters to Soviet leaders.

Hik2... taun nie nak bawa pulang ape yer?? xde idea lorrr....