This blog is about 4 girls's life in UK (9 Jan 2008 until 24 March 2011) NOW already have other 2 new edition in Malaysia...
Tuesday, 28 December 2010
Sunday, 26 December 2010
Zimah's good friend already back for good...........
Balqis....Zimah's good friend since mama being her 'babysitter' 2 years ago
(Aug 2008-March 2009)....even just almost 6 months she stay with us for few hours during her dad go work with abah and her mom doing lab work at school...she is so lovely and kind-hearted friend to us.
Now, her mom was finished her PhD and already passed her viva last 16th Dec and they back for good last 23rd Dec....
Zimah feel sad on this situation but we promise we will meet back in Malaysia soon..insyaallah by next year when we also back for good soon.....
(Aug 2008-March 2009)....even just almost 6 months she stay with us for few hours during her dad go work with abah and her mom doing lab work at school...she is so lovely and kind-hearted friend to us.
Now, her mom was finished her PhD and already passed her viva last 16th Dec and they back for good last 23rd Dec....
Zimah feel sad on this situation but we promise we will meet back in Malaysia soon..insyaallah by next year when we also back for good soon.....
Friday, 24 December 2010
Mizah will have new image soon............
Saturday, 18 December 2010
One sweet memory week:11 Dec-18 Dec 2010(Part 3)
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Thursday, 16 December 2010
One sweet memory week:11 Dec-18 Dec 2010(Part 2)
15th Dec
Again...the same story can refer to here from mak longs' blog





Dinner at Jazeera Restaurant-the famous arabian cuisine at Manchester.................




Again...the same story can refer to here from mak longs' blog
Dinner at Jazeera Restaurant-the famous arabian cuisine at Manchester.................
Tuesday, 14 December 2010
One sweet memory week:11 Dec-18 Dec 2010(Part 1)
12th and 13th Dec
to know more story(at this moment,mama still no idea to create the story yet...my head still not well at all...)





to know more story(at this moment,mama still no idea to create the story yet...my head still not well at all...)
Sunday, 12 December 2010
Happy 11th and coming 13th birthday to our cousins...
Abg Afiq is first one on left side...with his brothers,Abg Islah,Izzudin and cousins,Abg Zaim,Abg Fakhrul and Abg Fauzul...
Even the date is accurate birthday date for abg Afiq..but actually mama just published by 24th Dec since she really forgot about our handsome cousin last 12th Dec 2010..may you happy with your lovely family abg Afiq
Meanwhile for his brother,Abg Islah will celebrate his 13th birthday this coming 28th Dec....mama wish in advance due to mama maybe will forget again.....may you happy with your lovely family abg Islah...............
Friday, 10 December 2010
~ Our school potraitures~
Friday, 19 November 2010
Happy Birthday mama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We love you so much and may you will be more active and have good health as soon as possible.......
Abah gave mama this lovely present-inside the purple paper bag..guess what???mama said something related with the 'GUESS' too...definitely not jewellery item......we don't know too.....on behalf of us...Hope mama like it...............
Memory of 3 years ago's when we celebrate our mama's birthday at Malaysia(home sweet home)...insyaallah next year will celebrate at Malaysia back........
Wednesday, 17 November 2010
Salam Aidiladha..............
Sunday, 14 November 2010
Friday, 12 November 2010
Belated Birthdays.............
Wednesday, 10 November 2010
Pregnancy myths busted
As soon as you announce you’re pregnant everyone will be clambering round to give you advice: from your mum, to your other half’s second cousin, to that chap you sat next to on the bus once.
Pregnancy myths busted As soon as you announce you're pregnant everyone will be clambering round to give you advice: from your mum, to your other half's second cousin, to that chap you sat next to on the bus once. But often advice surrounding pregnancy is based on myths and old wives tales. So we've taken the top five pregnancy myths and busted them, bringing you the truth surrounding the myths. Now when old Aunt Ethel tells you to start eating for two, you can put her straight!
Myth 1 - Pregnancy causes "baby brain"
The long-held belief being that pregnancy triggers memory lapses dubbed "baby-brain" syndrome was debunked by a report in the British Journal of Psychiatry. According to a study by the Australian National University in Canberra, neither pregnancy nor motherhood damaged brain power, so being forgetful can no longer be blamed on the baby.
Myth 2 - How you carry your bump can predict its gender
How a bump is carried is as much to do with the mother's body shape and muscle tone. With first babies, the muscles and ligaments tend to be tighter so babies are carried higher. But a bump's position is also determined by the baby's presentation (whether it is breech or transverse), and its gestational age and weight.
Myth 3 - Stretch marks are avoidable if you slather on creams
Sadly girls, we all wish this one were true, but it isn't! Diligently applying expensive creams and potions from day one of pregnancy just doesn't pay off! There's no proof that any of the creams and oils that claim to prevent stretch marks actually work. The most they can achieve is a reduction of itching caused by dry skin during pregnancy. Stretch marks develop because of changes in the elastic supportive tissue that lies just beneath the skin. No one really knows why about half of pregnant women get them, and the rest don't.
Myth 4 - You're eating for two
The old phrase ' eating for two' is a little misleading. Most women don't need any extra calories for the first six months of pregnancy and only about 200 extra calories a day for the last 3 months. This is equivalent to one large banana, two slices of buttered toast or a small jacket potato with a little grated cheese. It's fine to have the occasional treat but if you put on too much weight, problems can result such as backache and varicose veins. Also it can be hard to shift the weight later.
Myth 5 - Having sex might hurt the baby
A lot of couples feel uncomfortable being intimate after they've discovered they're going to be parents. They worry that they could hurt their unborn child. These worries though are unfounded: Seven layers of skin from the abdominal wall to the amniotic sac protect your baby. Your cervix has lengthened and hardened to prevent anything from getting into the uterus. Additionally, your cervix is producing mucus to keep the vagina clean and infection free. Intercourse cannot reach, touch or harm the baby. The only exception to this is a woman whose doctor has told her to abstain because of a complication.

one of the latest mama's picture with 3hz's
As soon as you announce you’re pregnant everyone will be clambering round to give you advice: from your mum, to your other half’s second cousin, to that chap you sat next to on the bus once.
Pregnancy myths busted As soon as you announce you're pregnant everyone will be clambering round to give you advice: from your mum, to your other half's second cousin, to that chap you sat next to on the bus once. But often advice surrounding pregnancy is based on myths and old wives tales. So we've taken the top five pregnancy myths and busted them, bringing you the truth surrounding the myths. Now when old Aunt Ethel tells you to start eating for two, you can put her straight!
Myth 1 - Pregnancy causes "baby brain"
The long-held belief being that pregnancy triggers memory lapses dubbed "baby-brain" syndrome was debunked by a report in the British Journal of Psychiatry. According to a study by the Australian National University in Canberra, neither pregnancy nor motherhood damaged brain power, so being forgetful can no longer be blamed on the baby.
Myth 2 - How you carry your bump can predict its gender
How a bump is carried is as much to do with the mother's body shape and muscle tone. With first babies, the muscles and ligaments tend to be tighter so babies are carried higher. But a bump's position is also determined by the baby's presentation (whether it is breech or transverse), and its gestational age and weight.
Myth 3 - Stretch marks are avoidable if you slather on creams
Sadly girls, we all wish this one were true, but it isn't! Diligently applying expensive creams and potions from day one of pregnancy just doesn't pay off! There's no proof that any of the creams and oils that claim to prevent stretch marks actually work. The most they can achieve is a reduction of itching caused by dry skin during pregnancy. Stretch marks develop because of changes in the elastic supportive tissue that lies just beneath the skin. No one really knows why about half of pregnant women get them, and the rest don't.
Myth 4 - You're eating for two
The old phrase ' eating for two' is a little misleading. Most women don't need any extra calories for the first six months of pregnancy and only about 200 extra calories a day for the last 3 months. This is equivalent to one large banana, two slices of buttered toast or a small jacket potato with a little grated cheese. It's fine to have the occasional treat but if you put on too much weight, problems can result such as backache and varicose veins. Also it can be hard to shift the weight later.
Myth 5 - Having sex might hurt the baby
A lot of couples feel uncomfortable being intimate after they've discovered they're going to be parents. They worry that they could hurt their unborn child. These worries though are unfounded: Seven layers of skin from the abdominal wall to the amniotic sac protect your baby. Your cervix has lengthened and hardened to prevent anything from getting into the uterus. Additionally, your cervix is producing mucus to keep the vagina clean and infection free. Intercourse cannot reach, touch or harm the baby. The only exception to this is a woman whose doctor has told her to abstain because of a complication.
one of the latest mama's picture with 3hz's
Monday, 8 November 2010
Pak Teh's birthday..............
Saturday, 6 November 2010
Saturday, 30 October 2010
happy birthday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Pay visit from Portsmouth
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