Harry Potter and the Sorting Hat

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Which Hogwarts House Would You Be In?
	The Sorting Hat would put you in Ravenclaw. You are wise, perceptive, and quietly brilliant. You may not always be noticed right away, but you are widely respected for your humor and brains.
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not the first quiz which sorted me to that house.

so i guess i'm really, a ravenclaw.

"Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure" <-- proverb associated with ravenclaw. gaya rite?

bwahahaha.


sien la. life so much a routine these days. like i said somewhere in one of my previous posts, one major assignment due next monday. when i say MAJOR, i mean one which cannot be done just few hours before the due date kind.

argh. must go conduct interviews and all. one frustrating thing is that in feature articles, anecdotes are often included to make the piece more interesting. anecdotes are like mini stories in the article. of course i shall be trying to add one of those 'anecdotes' in. but eat up quite alot of time to write a gaya descriptive sentences one! eg: the wind caressed her hair as she lifted the rock. (example oni la)

NOOOO! this post is making me have the sudden realisation i'm already so much behind time!

sigh. during my final Q&A session on the assignment in my feature writing tutorial today, learned that it's best if i could write a piece which would affect someone's perception on certain things at the end of the day.

and that i should be writing things people don't already know! omg.

interesting lah. but very mafan when it comes to finding my angle and MAKING my interviewees CONFIRM the stuff i want them to confirm.

summore no formal practical interviewing training one. -_-||

ish.

and to think that after this so-called 'major' assignment, i've got an even bigger one to come after this one on the same subject. that one really major major la. this one can be considered mini-major.

but that doesn't justify anything! i still need to do alot of stuff to get this one done! cannot fabricate anything on the way.

if anyone got any idea or things to say regarding the "mamak" culture in malaysia, please do share! :D

i'm now currently planning on looking at the racial aspects of it. why malaysians of any race can 'lepak' there and not anywhere else. perhaps it could be the "racial playground" of our country?

but i realised that angle is one which is quite debatable. people gonna tell me it's not like the different races are eating together also. ish! :|

hmmm. so pls help if possible~ Thanks!

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i guess i'm a disappointment to the ravenclaws.


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-alexeO-