TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF

The title of the entry is very subjective. When it comes to take good care of ourselves, yes, it can be many ways, many aspects. We know that we MUST do that, some of us know how to do that, and some of us know the tool to do that. What i'm going to share is one of the tools to enhance the healthiness of ourselves. As we grow up, especially when we reached 25 years old, the collagen production in our body is decreased, Therefore, we need to outsource this collagen to make sure that we have sufficient collagen in our body. Nowadays there are many collagen products out there in the market especially collagen drinks. Few weeks back, i noticed of this one product, collagen dust. So i decided to buy the product from the very famous blogger Hanis Zalikha. Do visit her blog HERE. x sempat nk snap pic of the product. I google je.

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Apa yg best tentang product ni, we can mix it with any of our fav drinks. Until today, dh mcm2 drinks i buat, pink guava, ribena, green apple..huhu..klu nk diminum ngan air kosong je takot xlalu plak. Ape2 pn we'll see the results..

Till then,

Love
HONEYS

3 MONTHS AWAY

Oh no! it just around the corner! I don't know how to describe my feelings..sometimes i get too excited, sometimes the nerves make me crazy, sometimes i feel like there are thousands of butterflies in my stomach..huhu..actually, i think it is months away..u know when i said months, it means monthsssssss away..but when suddenly my parents started to speed up, then i felt like 'okay, i dont have enough time..there's soooooo many things to do. and many things i dont know how to do'..i keep asking here and there so that i get the idea..hopefully, Allah gives me strength to get through this situation, thus the event run smoothly..There are so many things to prepare..

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Speaking of preparation, hurmm...pre-marital hiv screening is not done yet..im planning to do it in this week..tomorrow insyaallah..at the first place, me and Mr. Right planned to do the screening together..but since kami berjauhan and susah nk apply leave yg sama, we decided to do it separately. Doorgifts, bunga pahar etc, me and family will try to look for these things this week. Guess what?? i've applied 1 week leave to get some of the things done. Mula2 amek cuti nk g my friend's wedding..tp not advisable..my mom la kan..who else..hihi..so basically 60% will be done by end of this week.

what else ya? Oh ya..invitation card, i think it will be ready in 2 - 3 weeks hopefully..coz my dad wants it to be done before end of january so that we can distribute the card to our relatives in Malacca when we go there for my cousin's wedding in Feb. By hook or by crook kene juga mintak org tu buat cepat..tak amek kira lg salah map la, salah wording la n what not kan..Our invitation card we decided to make it nice and simple..no need to put our photo..nanti orang buang2, pijak2..not worth at all..jgn terkejut plak dpt kad kitorang yang simple tu..try to cut the cost there as much as we could.. tp xde la nampak cikai sgt kan..i prefer something yang nmpak cantik tapi murah..boley?? ader ker org nk bg?? huhu..

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In term of wedding dais..still tak decide lagi which design..(lama btol x open table ngan decorator)..maybe in january we'll finalize the design for both receptions. Attires...hurmm...bnyak lagi x setel..tak tahu la biler nak setel..selagi my attire tak siap, selagi itu la i xberani nk cari accessories..takot x match..huhu..huwa!!!!! adoy..br sedar kan byk lg sebenarnyer nk kene buat..its ok..cool..calm down..chillex..after this i will re-list down aper lagi kan..step by step i buat..buat flowchart skali..senang nak tengok..huhu..

Ok la..i think that's all for this entry..till then..tata..

Love,

Honeys

IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME - WEDDING COLOR PALETTE

Good day! Lamanye velog ni ditinggalkan, digantung x bertali..am not good at this, i told ya! so tiba2 today ada mood nk menge'post' new entry. I would like to share with you about color palette exclusively for wedding or any event actually. so for those yg still tercari2, terfikir2 ur theme colors, do some research on it and ask the expert. Am not the expert but i asked my cousin, friends for their view point and finally came out with the decision. But i cant tell what it is. As for now, few people je la yg tau..actually, am not goin to reveal my theme color in this entry. I just want to share what aspect should be considered when choosing ur theme color. Ni from my point of view la. Others may think differently.

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For me, the colors should give impact to the ambiance of your event. So, to reach that u should have in mind what style your wedding would be. Means, u all nk wat style ape, be it garden, english, traditional, jawa, etc, colors will affect the style..By defining the style or the theme, then it should be easy for u to choose the color..


another aspect is the venue of the wedding/event. if ur wedding will be held kt rumah, you should consider colors yg org kata sedap2 mata memandang..yg sejuk2 skit..not too bright, not too strike..colors like shocking red, striking green, striking orange may not suitable..tp if you insist to have these colors, mungkin these are your fav colors, up to you..ur day, ur way, if i must say. this is my opinion only. 


skang ni dh jd trend theme colors mesti combination of two or more colors. me loiiiikkkkkkeeeeee this style. Very challenging when playing with colors..mix n match..so ur combination of colors kene balance la..xde masalah klu nk yg very obvious contrast..lg best..lg menarik, tertarik kau mmg the BOMB!..it makes ur wedding diff. from others..dr jauh dh bleh nmpak..tp normally old folks x bokonan ngan colours cmni..they prefer colours like green and white, pink and white, blue and white. gold and ivory..klu wat combo three colors, nk2 plak color yg a bit contrast mula la kata kaler apo yg ekau pilih ni..xponah dibuek oghang!..padahal banyak dh org wat..huhuhu..like i said, ur day, ur way..org lain tu klu byk sgt songeh, byk sgt ngomel, soh diorg wat time majlis diorg nanti..that's so true!! hoho


finally, ur dress color..nk wat kaler yg samer ngan theme pn ok, but if that way, i prefer different shades. so that, tak tenggelam la pengantin kan..klu nk warna yg lain pn bleh..contohnyer, let say, theme colours are teal and sky blue, then u nk ur dress in grey..ok je..jgn lari sgt sdh ler..


ok la..stop di sini dl..before i end, i leave you with a link http://www.theperfectpalette.com/ . Hope bleh bg sedikit sebanyak idea theme colors for ur big day.


Motto ari ni, YOUR DAY YOUR WAY..huhu

with love
Honeys

HONEYMOON IDEAS: ASIA

wah! cepatnya fikir pasal honeymoon..gataaaiiii noo..hahaha..no la..juz wanna share sebarang dua ideas for honeymoon destination..credit to this site..for this entry, kita explore asia dl..hihi..mari2...


7 exotic Asia honeymoon:

India

Traveling to India is truly an exercise in sensory seduction. The exotic, spice-filled aromas, brilliantly colored saris, and shifting landscape of snow-capped peaks, sand dunes, and tropical canals will leave you awestruck.

India's diverse scenery is matched only by its diversity of cultures. Approximately one-third the size of the US and home to thousands of different ethnicities, attempting to cover the entire country in a single trip is a daunting task. The key to a successful honeymoon in India is to focus on a region (we recommend either the north or the south) and explore it fully. Here are two itineraries that will let you appreciate India's vast beauty without feeling overwhelmed.

Maldives

Forget the "Vacations 'R' Us" feel of some resorts and visit the secluded, luxurious, romantic Maldives islands in the Indian Ocean. The Maldives and its surrounding turquoise waters are known for world-class scuba diving and snorkeling, and many resorts feature ultra-private villas tucked away on their own stretch of beach or hovering directly above an aqua lagoon.

Before You Go: Need-to-know info

Language: Dhivehi is the national language, but English is widely spoken, especially by staff at the resorts and spas.
Flight time: Check for connecting flights from major European cities or South East Asian locales. From London, it's approximately 11 hours.
Getting around: Taxi, boat, plane

When To Go: Maldives at its best

Best weather: It's sunny, warm and humid year round. April is often the hottest, December the coolest. Monsoon season is from May to September. 

Best prices: High season is dry season: December through April, so look for deals between May and November.

What To Do:

Nothing! The Maldives are perfect for seclusion, spas, scuba, snorkeling or just sitting still. Whether you choose to stay over the ocean in a bungalow or take a lazy swim in the ocean with colorful fish, you can do it all, or have just as much fun doing nothing at all. Located southwest of Sri Lanka, on the equator, the Maldives is made up of 1,190 coral islands (only 200 are inhabited) with 87 serving as resorts. This place is made for guests who relish having alone time. 

Go under the sea: Take a ride 120 feet below water in a state-of-the-art passenger submarine -- 99% of the Maldives is covered by water so to see it all you'll have to take the plunge. Descend beneath the surface where you will encounter corals and the reef fish that call them home -- it's common to be greeted by schools of snappers, lionfish, boxfish, turtles, sharks and huge groupers. Some dives tour historical shipwrecks and shark-feeding sites while night adventures search out manta rays. Check out SubmarinesMaldives.com.mv for more info. 

Hang with whales and dolphins: Clear waters and an abundance of sea life make the Maldives an amazing place to see whales and dolphins in their natural environment. There are more than 20 different species in the area, from the Blue Whale (the largest animal alive) to the acrobatic Spinner Dolphin. Safari boats take guests into the open waters to spot species not often seen outside the Maldives, like the Dwarf Sperm Whale, Melon-headed Whale and Tropical Bottlenose Whale. Beautiful black and white Orcas have also been known to make an appearance.

Thailand

Thais commonly use the word sanuk when talking about their Southeast Asian kingdom, which means "fun." Yes, within Thailand's tropical terrain lies a sensory sojourn for travelers -- the eye candy of ornate gilded palaces, rich coral reefs, and many varieties of wild orchid; the hypnotic rhythms of Buddhist mantras; the palate-pleasing platters of spicy cuisine; the tactile allure of rustling Thai silk; and the aromatic odyssey of bustling bazaars.

Before You Go: Need-to-know info

Entry requirements: Valid passport

Language: Thai

Currency: Baht

Flight time: 19 1/2 hours from NYC, 17 hours from L.A., 19 hours from Dallas

When To Go

Best weather: November to January is the "dry and cool" season, though the rest of the year can be just as fair. Be prepared for hot, humid weather any time of year, though there are three recognizable seasons: summer from February to May; rainy from June to September; and cooler from November to February.

Best prices: Mid-May to mid-October, exact dates vary by hotel

What To Do

Get to Bangkok: Just as New York City doesn't define the total American experience, Bangkok isn't representative of all of Thailand. This is a huge metropolis: Neon billboards and high-rises flank humble temples and the traffic -- consisting of cars and rickshaws -- is nearly always congested. The paradox is exactly what makes the city interesting. Check out Chinatown, a ramble of lanes near Yaowarat and Charoen Krung roads, browse the shops on Charoen Krung for kitschy souvenirs, dare to peek into one of the "dance" clubs in Patpong, Bangkok's notorious red-light district, and definitely do not miss the Grand Palace.

 Hike the hills: Strap on those hiking shoes for ventures into northwestern Thailand and the infamous opium-growing Golden Triangle, where Thailand borders Burma and Laos. Chiang Mai, "the rose of the North" about an hour's flight from Bangkok, is the gateway to this mountainous region. From here you can explore the city's countless wats, including the awe-inspiring mountaintop Wat Phrathat Doi Suthep, and take a pachyderm pleasure ride, drift down the Mae Tang River on a bamboo raft, explore the stunning Doi Inthanon National Park, and trek to remote villages inhabited by colorful hill tribes (some of whose lifestyles have barely changed over the centuries, while others now kowtow to the tourist dollar). 

Hit the sand: Spin the compass south toward the narrow peninsula of southern Thailand for picturesque beaches, a rich diversity of coral life, and exotic seascapes punctuated by towering and dramatic limestone stacks jutting out of the water. Skip Pattaya (way too touristy), but do head for Phuket and Ko Samui, both island beauties easily reached by air from Bangkok. Phuket is Thailand's largest and poshest island -- with ample dive and sailing facilities plus striking scenery make it a hot destination. Ko Samui, in the Gulf of Thailand is blanketed with coconut palms and rimmed with white sand and aquamarine waters. Beside lazing around, water sports, principally sail boarding and diving (Ang Thong Marine National Park is nearby), will occupy your days.

-- Lori Seto & Dan Klinglesmith

Tokyo, Japan

If you feel like you've seen it all on your travels throughout the States, take a trip to Tokyo for an entirely different experience. With culture, cuisine, and customs all its own, Japan can easily overwhelm the senses. Prepare before you travel, however, and you won't have to worry about the unique experiences available in Japan getting lost in translation.

Before You Go: Need-to-know info

Entry requirements: Valid passport

Currency: Yen

Language: Japanese

Flight time: 14 hours from NYC, 9 1/2 hours from LA

When To Go: Tokyo at its best

Best weather: March and April are when the weather is temperate and the cherry blossoms bloom; June, July, and September are rainy months

What To Do

Go to the theater: Take in a Japanese Kabuki performance, plays with elaborate sets and costumes in which all of the roles (even female characters) are traditionally played by men. Don't worry about the language barrier here -- the dramatics of the production make the plays easy to appreciate.

 A view from the top: For a view unlike any other, go to the observation deck of the Tokyo Tower at night (the deck is about 820 feet high). 

Soak in hot springs: Take a train to Hakone, a hot spring resort about an hour outside of Tokyo. The volcanic surroundings have created relaxing natural hot springs (called onsen), this is one of the best places to get a view of Mt. Fuji, which you might feel compelled to climb...

Hike Mt. Fuji: A nighttime hike to the summit of Mt. Fuji -- Japan's highest peak and most recognizable mountain -- is a challenge with a truly rewarding payoff. During the July and August climbing season, take a Fujikyu bus to the fifth station on the mountain, and start hiking at about midnight. It takes about four or five hours to get to the top (there are a few rest stops along the way), and you'll reach the summit just in time to see the sun come up. A word of warning: The climb is doable but definitely not leisurely. 

Take a side trip: After you've experienced the crowds, fashions, and cutting-edge electronics of Tokyo, step back in time with a trip to Kyoto, a former capital of Japan. Since Kyoto was spared from much of the destruction of World War II, many of the city's old temples remain intact. Don't miss the Toji temple (the highest pagoda in Japan), and the Kiyomizu temple, which was built in the 17th century into the side of a mountain. To see equally beautiful temples in a less busy setting, take a train from Tokyo to Kamakura, which is about an hour outside of the city.

-- Miles Stiverson

Hong Kong, China

East meets west in this region by the sea comprised of 260-plus islands facing the South China Sea. Whether it's taking in all the tantalizing flavors in a teahouse (think wonton noodles and steaming hot sweet buns with melted butter), shopping the markets, or enjoying a cocktail at one of the many trendy bars in Lan Kwai Fong, you'll find more than enough entertainment to fill a whole week and more.

Before You Go: Need-to-know info

Entry requirements: Passport 

Language: Chinese, although English is widely spoken

Currency:Hong Kong dollar (HK$)

Flight time: Approximately 14 1/2 hours [14 1/2 hours] from Los Angeles and 16 hours [16 hours] from NYC

Getting around: Mass Transit Railway, taxi, bus, and ferry

When To Go: Hong Kong at its best

Best weather: You'll find a nice mild climate (sunny, 70 degree temperatures) from the middle of September to February. The rainy season runs from May to September and is also the hottest time of year -- temperatures can be in the 90s and the humidity can near 90 percent or more!

What To Do

Get to Victoria Peak: You'll find the most romantic views of Hong Kong and Victoria Harbor on Victoria Peak. An eight-minute ride in the Peak tram will take you to the top of the tallest hill in Hong Kong where you can take in the views in the wok-shaped Peak Tower at the top. 

Shop till you drop: Hong Kong's status as a duty-free port (from cosmetics to electronics) makes it a prime shopping destination. Take in the markets in Mong Kok, or Yau Ma Tei's Temple Street Night Market. Don't be surprised if you run out of room in your suitcase and have to buy a second bag while you're there.

Dine on dim sum: A standard daytime snack, eating dim sum is a must-do in Hong Kong. Always served with Chinese tea, these savory snacks are most often enjoyed during breakfast and lunchtime and are filled with pork, prawns, rice, and flour (there are about 100 varieties of dim sum!). 

Explore the nightlife: Go to Lan Kwai Fong, popular during the post-sunset hours. There you'll find tons of bars, restaurants, and clubs all within blocks from one another to keep you entertained all night long.

-- Anja Winikka

Beijing, China

Home to the Forbidden City, the largest royal palace in China; the Great Wall of China at Badaling, one of the seven worldly wonders; and the Temple of Heaven, where Chinese emperors once worshiped, Beijing is the quintessential city of China and its sites and splendor should make it to the top of your must-travel destinations. While you're there, definitely take in the main attractions, but also don't miss the opportunity to dine in the teahouses, shop the markets, and jet-set to a surrounding water village like Tongli or metropolis like Shanghai.

Before You Go: Need-to-know info

Entry requirements: Passport

Language: Chinese (Mandarin) 

Currency: Renmibi (RMB) 

Flight time: Approximately 13 hours from LA

When to Go: Beijing at its best

Best weather: The best months to visit are early fall between September and October when the weather is relatively dry and warm. For cheaper flights, you might also consider spring or winter. The rainy season runs from May to September and can also become extremely warm and muggy.

What To Do

See the Great Wall of China: The paragon monument to China's history, the Great Wall is considered one of the seven wonders of the ancient world, stretching close to 4,000 miles across mountains and valleys from east to west. See it in the capital city of Beijing, or for the less-crowded (and a less touristy) view, go to the nearby town of Mutianyu.

Drink tea: Escape the tourist sites for an hour or two, and duck into one of Beijing's many teahouses. While you're there, sit back and relax, catch up on your reading, or just revel in each other over bottomless cups of jasmine tea. Many teahouses are clad with replica Ming dynasty furniture and some even feature live traditional Chinese music. 

Spend time at the temples: You don't have to go all the way to Tibet to find Buddhist monks. Go to the Yonghe Gong (the Llama Temple), an active place of worship for many Tibetan monks, where you'll see the Hall of the Heavenly Kings, The Hall of Everlasting Blessings, and the Tower of Ten Thousand Happinesses, to name a few. After you've seen the Buddhist monks, see the Daoist monks in Baiyun Guan (the White Cloud Temple). 

Jet to Shanghai: Take a flight to the bright metropolis of Shanghai. Known as the Paris of the East, you can take in the whirlwind by shopping Xiangyang Market, where you'll find all the take-homes you're looking for and more; then walk the Bund, a strip along the bank of the Huangpu River strewn with restaurants, bars, and world-famous Art Deco buildings.

-- Anja Winikka

Bali

Lolling between the Java Sea and the Indian Ocean, Bali is a fish-shaped isle along the equator, one of over 17,000 Indonesian islands that stretch between Australia and Asia. You'll arrive jetlagged, and depart transformed. Be warned, though, that Bali can tempt even the most level-headed travelers to start calculating the cost of permanent relocation.

Before You Go: Need-to-know info

Entry requirements: Passport with more than six months validity, return ticket

Language: Bahasa Bali, Bahasa Indonesian, English

Currency: Indonesian Rupiah (IDR)

Flight time: More than 24 hours from most U.S. cities

Getting around: Taxi, bemo (minibus), rental car (keep left!), motorcycle, bikes

When To Go: Bali at its best

Best weather: April and May, September and October

Best prices: Rates are fairly consistent year-round

Festival highlights: The Balinese follow two local calendars, the Hindu saka and wuku. The 10-day Galungan Festival in July, during which mythical lion-dog creatures scamper from temple to temple, is the highlight of the wuku year. Nyepi, a day of silence when the island closes down in fear of evil spirits flying in from the sea, is the saka calendar's New Year's Eve and falls on the vernal equinox. Independence Day is celebrated on August 17, with sports events and cultural performances.

What To Do

Tour the temples: There are an estimated 20,000 shrines and temples scattered across this palm-studded landscape half the size of Connecticut. Don't miss the nine great temples, the Pura Agung, built along the slopes of Bali's "bellybutton" (more on that below). Put Pura Luhur Uluwatu on the list for a sunset excursion. Ensconced atop 300-foot-high cliffs at the southern tip of Bukit Badung Peninsula, its dramatic setting is otherworldly.Bali's most sacred site is Pura Besakih, one of nine major temples located on the slopes of Gunung Agung, a volcanic peak that the Balinese believe is the "navel of the world." Pura Besakih is called the "Mother Temple" and encompasses dozens of thatch-roofed spires and terraced courtyards scented with incense and bedecked with flowers. During the tenth month of the Balinese lunar calendar (which coincides with March or April on our calendar), Besakih plays host to the island's grandest get-together of pilgrims to celebrate when the "gods all descend together."

Get cultured: The town of Ubud is a good place to scope art galleries and craft villages (woodcarving, jewelry, painting), the tranquil Puri Lukisan Museum, restaurants, dancing, and music. Ubud is also a good base camp for active adventures such as whitewater rafting and trekking.

Go to festivals: In this "Land of the Gods," festivals are practically an everyday event. Attending one is an incredible way to experience wayang kulit (shadow puppet shows) and hear gamelanorchestras tease melodies from flutes, cymbals, gongs, drums, and bamboo xylophones. Ask your hotel concierge about nearby festivities or consult the Bali Post, which carries a schedule of upcoming events.

Dance all night: While you might not want to stay in the Kuta/Legian beach area, do plan to visit and sprawl out on the beautiful beach. This is also Bali's nightlife center, with lots of bars, shops, and all around merriment. 

-- Lori Seto & Dan Klinglesmith

Fuhh!!!!!!! tu dia...so, aper lg klu rs2 nk honeymoon kt asia, this may help you..dlm byk2 ni, i pilih Beijing la..huhu..

with love

Honeys

TEMPAH ATAU SEWA?

U all agak2 apa la yg tempah or sewa ni? ha! of course la wedding dress..initially i mmg nk sewa je my wedding dress tp i ni ssh nk berkenan ngan sesuatu..klu shopping, nk cr 1 brg pn berjam2..then, i decide to make my own dress..of coz la bkn jahit sendiri..huhu..bkn nk m'bazir..for me sewa beratus2 tu lg m'bazir..why? coz after that kena pulang blk bj tu..dh kira blanja hangus tu..tmbh2 plak design yg ader kat bridal boutique tu cm too heavy la..i x ske sgt..lg pn design2 tu meant for free hair kot..i prefer not to wear inner coz ia akan merosakkan keterampilan baju tersebut (amboi..skema ayat..) n klu bleh i xnk la nanti i buka fb, tgk2 ader org pki bj pengantin yg sama..xmo, xmo..since, my cousin Liyana, had hired this one designer ms dia kawen last year, i x perlu fikir byk la..from her dress, i ske sgt design yg diilhamkan oleh designer ni..fresh..i looikeee!!!! 

I dh pn mengaturkan temujanji dengan designer ni..n we all dh discuss the design, theme n other related things la..sgt friendly designer ni..senang bekerja ngan dia..sapa lg klu bkn Mr. Najib Salman..

 Credit: My Square Cut Ring

Somewhere in July, there will be another meeting with Najib to finalize my wedding dress designs..can't wait..excited lorr..huhu..ok la..nk smbung keje..c ya!

with love ,

Honeys

BAGAI SIRIH PULANG KE GAGANG

Hai..rajin plak nk meng'update' ari ni..tgk tajok kat atas, tradisional gitu..huhu..ni la perumpamaan yg dpt digambarkan utk m'ceritakan event yg i attended last saturday. It was my fiance's reunion dinner. Quite formal. Majlis makan malam bekas pelajar form 6 smab. Tak ramai sgt guests but quite happening..ye la tgk mereka2 ni bertemu semula stlh beberapa thn berpisah..cewah! Cikgu2 pn ader. The theme was White Glory, so can u guess what i was wearing? hehe..of coz my engagement dress..huhu..dh alang2 kene ngan tema wat pe nk wasting money n time find d new 1 right? lebih2 lg bila i dlm mode saving..hahaha..The function started at about 8.30pm..meal biasa je tp sedap..got butter prawn, tomyam, ikan berlada petai, sayur, n rendang ayam..so kenapa 'bagai sirih pulang ke gagang'? Ha! The function took place at Teluk Batik Beach Resort. This is the place where me & fiance met for the 1st time when we were working part time. Tempat kami bekerja b'sama2 b4 msk u. So di sini la berlaku pertemuan 2 hati..n kami xpernah menjejakkan kaki semula ke sini since we left the place. Sambil2 mkn kami mengimbau la kenangan2 yg terpatri kat tempat ni..byk kenangan..yg pahit, yg manis, yg payau..sumer ader..actually, we were struggling to be together..umpama mcm masing2 simpan perasaan tp dihalang oleh si polan - si polan tertentu yg menyebabkan perasaan tu x terluah..cewah! huhu..tp berkat kesabaran n keikhlasan hati, akhirnya kami bersama..huhu..jiwang plak!..berbalik kpd citer dinner ni, spjg majlis i was very impressed n felt like falling in love again with my fiance. Bila tgk how deep his teacher loves him, that gave me such an impact..that teacher mmg x ungkapkan ngan kata2 but bleh nampak dr cara layanan..n know what, my fiance was entitled as king of that night..proud of him..mgkn kerana bwk pasangan yg sesuci seorang puteri..hahaha (nk jugak)..he deserved it. 1 thing yg i terharu bila I salam cikgu yg sgt pengasih tu, beliau peluk i n sempat membisikkan pesanan supaya i jaga my fiance baik2..sgt tersentuh waktu tu..Wahai Cikgu, usah kau gusar akan keadaan ank muridmu itu..akan ku jaga, akan ku tatang, n akan ku belai, selagi Allah mengizinkan dan selagi nyawa dikandung badan...that's the story of that night..till than ya

with love

Honeys

INFORMATION SHARING: PANTANG LARANG BAKAL PENGANTIN

I bosan2 xde keje..i google, then bumped into this webpage..since darah tgh bergula manis ni, this info sgt berguna..not only for me but for those in d same club juga..kindly read thru this info..agak2 rs nk ikot, take it as part of your preparation..if not, treat it as ur reading material pun boleyy je..

1. Jangan keluar dengan pasangan selama 40 hari sebelum diijabkabul utk mengelakkan tohmahan masyarakat. Selain itu ia bertujuan utk mengawal nafsu. Ia juga utk menimbulkan perasaan rindu dendam. Perasaan yg timbul akan membuatkan wajah pengantin lebih berseri.

2. Jgn tidur dirumah orang takut terkena ilmu. Ia juga utk menjaga nama baik keluarga.

3. Jgn bebas keluar kemana-mana kerana takut disantau oleh mereka yg mempunyai niat tidak baik.

4. Jgn makan nasi dgn gulai berkuah beberapa bulan sebelum naik pelamin bagi mengelakkan perut buncit.

5. Elakkan makan ulam yg berbau busuk seperti petaidan jering.

7. Jgn bercermin terutama selepas maghrib ke atas bagi mengelak diri dari perkara sihir.

8. Jgn membuang air kecil dan air besar serentak di dlm air contohnya dlm sungai, kolah kerana ia boleh melemahkan organ seks.

9. Elakkan minum air bergas kerana ia mempunyai gula dan gas yg tinggi dan boleh menyebabkan kencing manis.

10. Kurangkan makan makanan yg manis kerana jika terkena kencing manis, lelaki tersebut menghadapi masalah berat tika bersama.

11. Elakkan mandi malam kerana tidak elok untuk sendi-sendi.

12. Kawal makan iaitu sekali makan setiap hari (mengikut sesetengah adat)

13. Kaum lelaki elakkan memakai seluar dalam yg ketat pada waktu malam dan tidur meniarap kerana tidak bagus utk organ seks kerana darah tidak mengalir.

14. Elakkan terlalu banyak makan makanan laut kerana ia mengandungi banyak toksid.

15. Tiga bulan sebelum berkahwin, mula membuat urutan supaya pengantin mempunyai tenaga.

16. Amalkan makan telur ayam kampung seminggu 2 kali yg dicampur madu dan lada hitam yg ditumbuk utk menambah tenaga.

17. Bagi mereka yg banyak angin, minum air halia utk membuang angin.

18. Belajar ilmu rumahtangga drpd org yg berpengalaman dan sudah berkahwin tentang rahsia memikat isteri supaya rumahtangga aman dan damai.

19. Jgn memuaskan nafsu dengan cara sendiri.

20. Cukupkan waktu tidur tujuh hingga lapan jam sehari.

21. Elakkan minum minuman keras dan merokok.

22. Elakkan terkena cahaya matahari kerana dikhuatiri hitam dan tidak berseri pada hari perkahwinan.

23. Elakkan minum air soya kerana ia sejuk dan tidak elok utk alat kelamin.

24. Amalkan makan jamu supaya malam pengantin tidak mengecewakan.

25. Banyakkan baca surah-surah bagi mengelakkan gangguan syaitan. Sentiasa mengingati Allah.

26. Jgn makan sebebas-bebasnya kerana ketika ini sistem dalaman tidak stabil.

27. Jgn terlalu terdedah kepada keluarga lelaki (simpan diri).

28. Jgn berembun atau keluar malam bagi mengelakkan unsur jahat.

29. Jgn bercelak atau berlangir serta memotong rambut seminggu sebelum ijabkabul.

30. Jika telah nikah gantung tidak boleh bersama.

32. Bilik lelaki atau wanita jgn dikosongkan. Mesti ada orang atau ahli keluarga terdekat tidur di dalam bagi mengelak dr dikhianati org.

33. Jgn buat kerja yg berat. Bila pengantin membuat kerja berat, dia akan berasa penat dan mudah terjadi nya gangguan emosi.

34. Jaga pertuturan agar tidak menimbulkan rasa sakit hati.

35. Elakkan makan dan minum seperti sayur bersifat sejuk seperti kangkung, bayam, timun, jambu batu dan air kelapa agar muka nampak segar.

36. Jgn cukur kening ditakuti akan menghilangkan seri muka.

37. Sebelum menjadi pengantin, katil kelamin tidak boleh ditiduri oleh pengantin kerana tidak manis.

38. Lempar baju di atas bumbung rumah tanpa diketahui oleh org lain bagi mengelakkan hujan turun ketika majlis berlangsung.

39. Dilarang memandang cermin ketika disolek oleh juruandam kerana dikhuatiri hilang seri.

40. Kedua pengantin dilarang bercakap ketika bersanding kerana kurang manis dipandang tetamu.

41. Jgn makan kepala ayam nanti mengantuk masa bersanding.

42. Dilarang membuang alis kerana perbuatan tersebut akan menghilangkan seri wajah buat pengantin lelaki.

43. Jgn makan bersulam air kerana dikhuatiri menyebabkan perut menjadi buncit.

44. Elakkan keluar rumah tanpa tujuan kerana angan-angan yg tinggi menjelang perkahwinan dikhuatiri bakal pengantin mengalami kemalangan jika berada diluar.

For more petua, tgk yg INI.

with love 

Honeys