I might as well blog about something. Heeee.
So it's the holidays! Woohoo.
School's ending. ;(I am gonna miss my classmates and my teachers, and most of all, I'm gonna miss FORM 4! This year was great. Really absolutely freaking great!
We had a lot of ups and downs together as a class. The teachers were fun too.
Ahhh.... Those days. How I wish I can reverse time by just rewinding the clock. :(
On the bright side, guess where me and my family will be going in December?
GUESS!
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GUESS!!
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GUESS!!!
Looks familiar?
Well, if you paid attention during Sejarah, you will know that this mosque is called The Blue Mosque.
Again, if you paid attention, you know that it is located at Istanbul, Turkey.:D
Yes, I'm going to Turkey in December! Whoop-de-doo!
For those of you living under a rock, Turkey is located near the Mediterranean Sea and is a part of Europe.
Turkey is a place where the east meets the west, and the Catholics meet the Islams.
Turkey is a place rich in culture and history.
At last, I'm applying some History in my daily life. Haha!
And I heard that the scenery in Turkey is magnificent. This is where my DSLR will play its part. ;P
I still have to polish my knowledge about The Turkey Empayer while I can from my History book.
Though Turkey is an Islamic country, it is WAAAAAAYYYY better than Malaysia because they are not so extreme there.
Since Turkey is located in the northern hemisphere, Turkey is going to be chilly, as in winter!! :O
I heard snow was early this year and I think that there will be snow in Turkey in December. :D
Actual SNOW!
Well, I hope that there is going to be snow there. Fingers crossed. xxxxx
Wish for the best.
There is something I don't like about winter, that is winter clothes! The ones for lower temperatures are always the puffy ones and the ones that make us look fat and bulky. I don't want to risk having hypothermia or was it hyperthermia so I must wear them. I got a really cute pink and brown winter hat from Universal Traveller yesterday. It was the second last. :)
Turkish Delight. I must try them in Turkey. Do you ever wonder what people in Turkey eat? I don't know myself too. The best way to know is by eating them! XD
P/S: I can't believe this year is coming to an end so quickly. It feels like I had just started Form 4 last week. ;(




