Last night we spent our first night at our new house. Heheh. Yup! We are moving houses!
Rented though. Not bought. We can’t afford to buy one just yet. 
Anyhow. Here are some pics to how off the house. Bland. I know. But bear with it. It’s just a clean up night!
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Wokay… It took me some time to actually begin writing this. Though I feel it’s rather because of mood rather than time.
Anyhow, here’s my take on the KBM program. With pics! Heheh. Enjoy.
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KBM KI UTM at TIV
So… What the heck do the three letter abbreviations mean? KBM stands for “Keindahan BersamaMu”, which is supposed to mean something along the lines of “the beauty of being with you (Islam/fellow Muslims/God)”.
KI means Kelab Iqra’. Period.
UTM means (although you probably already know) Universiti Teknologi Malaysia. One of the premier government Universities in Malaysia.
The finally we have TIV, which means Tiram Indah Village. Although I’ll have to say that to say the place is “Indah” is very subjective. Speaking literally, it’s NOT beautiful. It is however a good place for training. We also have good rapport with the owner of the place. Thus the choice of place. Oh yeah, the food there is nice! Heheh.
Wokay. That’s over with the backgrounds. (I know, you don’t really wanna hear me babbling about definitions right?)
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This time around the KBM event was for the latest additions to Kelab Iqra’ members list.
This put some questions in our minds. For instance, will the new students be able to accept our methods for ice-breaking? Or will they see it as something abominable?
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I have never quite experienced going to the clinic so often. Since my mom’s a doctor, we don’t really have to.
So when I had to send my wife for check-up the first time, I had quite a time on being bewildered on what to do.
It was kinda funny though. How a doctor’s son was the least experienced when it came to clinics or hospitals.
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I don’t know if it’s just Malaysia, but do government medical institutions always have long waiting queues?
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