welcome to the house of #68

Bibi. Thanks for the hospitality and for making myself feel at home. Thanks for helping out on the paintball where you’ve troubled yourself to wake up early just so the taxis are ready. Azman and I owe you a big one on that. Then the endless meal you’ve cooked, the late night jamming session and not to forget the charades moments where I’m the slowest of all to answer!

Nawi. A talented impersonator who could play guitar at any time of the day. He could be macho at times but it’s tolerable! Haha. Introduces new receipe to the housemates that is a maggi kari omlette & indomie omlette. The latter would make a big hit among food goers if brought back to Brunei! Above all, it’s been great hanging out with you during my visit to Newcastle. Kau macho! Haha stomachache during one of the outing was true! Sakit parut ku bah. Ahahh

Nadz. The girl who smiles a lot, it’s been great knowing you and uhmm bah, zakwan’s waiting for you! Hahahh. Thanks nad for the hospitality.

Kak Rem. The cook of the house. From ayam to daging to sambals, she’s the pro in it. But she surrenders on belutak. One time they were boiling the soup for the soto, I was the victim when Kak Rem’s stunt has caused the pot to burst out boiling water into the sky and splashed some of it on my back. What a moment, it has caused a blackout soon after the incident! Hahah, I’m okay Ka, ketchup on my back, no more. So thanks ka for everything, from the food to the kindness in you.

Liyana. Thanks for inviting me over to Newcastle along with Bibi. Your invitation has made my visit a much more interesting one. Thanks for lending me your room, your bed and your cream. Hahahh and I hid some choki2 at places you’ll never be able to find. Then your assistance in organizing paintball when Azman and I was in London, very much appreciated. Although you’re annoying at times, it still adds up to the excitement I had back in Newcastle. And the most annoying part is you turning out loud metal songs when it’s time to go to sleep. Come on! Hahahh and she categorized those songs in her playlist as “lagu bagi tidur” hahahh doesn’t work for me. Anyway, once again thanks for everything, your kindness is very much appreciated.

Rina. I’ve just met her and we get along easily. She lives in the attic and once in a while, I could be seen napping away in her room. Also, thank you for helping out Azman and I on the paintball, we appreciate your help. She’s about to be my lecturer later this year insyaAllah and this would be my first time having a lecturer as a friend. Hmm what happens in the room stays in the room, sure? Had a great time hanging out with you all this while and I still love the pasta you always make. Till then, hope to see you soon with a rattan in your hands for your “naughty” students. Hahahh.

Azman. Known you for a long time but only now I’m able to click with you. You’ve been a great friend during my stay in Newcastle! Thanks for helping me organizing the paintball game, and it was well paid off in the end! You’ve also been a good responder to my endless questions and that was what contributed to us only being able to sleep when the sun’s about to rise. Haha but I was a bit lenient when you have to go to work in the morning! Then with your pembualan, which I rarely fell for it. And about your ticket, you’ll just have to wait for my next visit there, deal? Thanks for everything azman! Great times back there, now sunyi!

Zakwan. This guy has 1001 questions that are not easy to be answered, and your answer must not be a common one that a 5 year old kid would answer type. He called himself as “Dr. Terbiar” for his name stands for terbiar and he’s doing something to do with medicine. Haha it’s all crap actually. But above all, it’s fun to have him around with his ridiculous jokes that’ll sure make you fall off your seat laughing out loud. Lastly, his trademark of “ lebih baik daripada biasa” statement is still well laughed at.

part of the #68-ers

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