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08 April 2009
Apa Nak Tulis?
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30 March 2009
Setahun sudah berlalu
23 March 2009
Saman Dan Had Laju
Kebiasaannya saman boleh dibayar melalui GR Dept tapi masa turn aku, dia suruh aku bayar sendiri. So, aku pun mintak tolong kekawan yang ada Al-Rajhi akaun untuk bayar saman aku secara on-line. Oh ya... kat sini, setakat yang aku tahu, cuma Al-Rajhi dan Riyad Bank je yang ada kemudahan membayar "Government Fees" secara on-line atau melalui atm. Ini termasuklah saman atau visa fee. Tapi saman aku ni ada masalah ... kabir musykila. Aku sampai terpaksa buka akaun kat Al-Rajhi semata-mata nak bayar saman. Itu pun masih tak boleh gak. Last-last aku pergi kat one of the service company yang beri perkhidmatan membayar saman. Itu pun tak lepas gak dan orang kat kedai tu cakap aku kena pergi balai polis dan kemungkinan besar ditahan kat lokap untuk satu hingga tiga malam. Ish ... takkan macam tu sekali.
Jadiknya, aku pun pergi lar ke balai tapi ketua balai tak de dan pegawainya suruh aku datang lagi esok pagi seawal pukul 8 tapi aku tak pergi pun. Aku pergi mengadu kat bos GR dept tempat aku kerja. Ha'ah .... katanya kalau kita ditangkap pada kelajuan 160 km/hr keatas memang akan kena tahan sekurang-kurangnya 24 jam kat balai polis. Lepas tu baru boleh bayar saman. Nampak gaya nya memang aku bersedia untuk tidur kat balai ler jawapnya .... tak pernah dalam sejarah hidup aku kat mana-mana tidur dalam lokap.
Tapi bila aku tunjukkan saman aku tuh, bos GR tu cakap kelajuan aku cuma 150 km/hr. Sepatutnya tak de masalah untuk dibayar. Tapi bila check kat sistem polis (dia orang ada access), kelajuan yang direkodkan adalah 172 km/hr! Patutlah..... Maka dipendekkan cerita, kes aku akan di uruskan oleh GR Officer tu.... harap-harap kes ni dapat diselesaikan dan tak lah kena tidur kat balai polis.
Jadi sebagai peringatan, kalau nak bawak laju tu, pastikan tidak melebihi 159 km/hr! Nanti tak pasal-pasal kena tahan kat lokap polis.
19 March 2009
Bulan duduk rumah
09 March 2009
Beach Camping
Tent and bedding - For family camp excursions you will need a couple of proper sized tents, tent stakes a (carry extra stakes with you, too), hammer and a stake puller. You can use oilcloths or tarpaulins, a little larger than the floor of your tent to cover the floor of your tent. This inhibits the mud and dust to accumulate. Bring a broom and a small mat to help you to keep your tent clean and tidy.
A great number of choices are available when selecting your bedding and sleeping material. Choose the correct sized sleeping bag for each member of your family. This makes it more comfortable for sleeping. You can use air mattresses or camp pads to get you off the ground, avoiding the cool and wet. Remember pillows and extra blankets because you never know how cool the evenings will be.
Clothes - One of the most essential things on your camping list is the clothes that you need to pack. Obviously the garments you carry will be in accordance with the weather, location and things that you intend to do. Put in 3 sets of clothes, something to sleep in, a jacket, a sweatshirt, and a rain gear. What you bring should fit into a brown grocery bag. If it over flows you are bringing too much. Camping is not a fashion show so dress down and comfortable. Long pants, socks, and hiking shoes for hiking and carry your swimsuit, sandals that you can put on the beach, and head gear for water activities.
What to pack in - Use rubber totes or heavy duffel bags to pack in. Each person can pack their own tote. If the kids are small let them help pack because 'part of the fun of camping is getting there'. Rain materials, swimsuits, towels, camping games, and beach toys should be packed in a separate tote as they are not too frequently used.
Use the laundry bag, a large plastic garbage bag, or an old pillow case to keep the unclean clothes away from the good ones. For wet clothes bring a clothes line and clothes pins so, for example, beach towels can dry and be used several times.
Additional essential camping gear - Other important items to pack include an ax, camera, campfire utensils, coffee pot, compass, cooking utensils, cooler(s), eating utensils, first aid kit, flashlights, folding chairs, folding table, ice, insect repellent, knives, gas lantern, lighter or matches, paper and pencil/pen, saw, shovel, spare change for laundry or shower facilities, sunglasses, sunscreen, table cloth with hold-down fasteners, tool kit, trash bags, and water containers, and wood for the campfire.
Camping is a great way for families to vacation without the high price tag. It allows you to escape daily routines, and will give your family the opportunity to be with each other. Your camping trips may grow into a tradition that everyone looks forward to with excitement and will remember for a lifetime. Be prepared ahead of time by using a camping checklist. This will ensure you have the correct camping gear and items your family needs so the camping experience can be enjoyed by everyone.
Give your family memories that will last a lifetime.
Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Toni_Grundstrom
Packing for your camping trip:
*Start writing a list of what to bring before you go camping. It is smart to start writing the list a few days before you go, then more things will pop up in your head. If you are a family that is going out camping, you should involve all members to write the list, when we all got different needs.
*Do some research on the area where you are going out camping(weather-contitions etc.), that makes it easier to know what to pack.
*Make sure that you bring sleepingbags that are warm enough for the weather-conditions on the camping area.
*Bring wet-wipes, always a good thing to have available when camping.
*Remember to bring a first aid kit before going out camping.
Setting up your camping tent:
*Try to find a spot that is protected from the wind.
*Make it as easy as possible to set up your tent by doing this in daylight if possible.
*Avoid dried mud-ground, when this can get pretty ugly if it start to rain. Try to position your tent on a low level ground, but not too low.
*Place your tent so that your head is positioned higher than your feet when you sleep.
Around the fire:
*Pick a spot protected from the breeze and wind, and start by keeping the fire as small as possible.
*Keep water available, in case the fire turn out of control.
*Never leave a fire unattended when camping, and be sure that the ashes from the fire is cold before leaving it.
01 March 2009
Perkelahan di Pantai Al-Hasi
Happening sungguh .... tak terasa masa cepat je berlalu. Masing-masing dengan aktivitinya. Dua orang anak aku sedang ambik lesen menyelam dan sepatutnya dia orang kena buat 2 sesi latihan. Olehkerana suhu air yang agak sejuk, dia orang tak tahan dan terpaksa lah sesi di hentikan setelah 20 minit didasar laut. Tak dalam pun, cuma 10 kaki je. Sepatutnya sesi latihan yang pertama ni dibuat di kolam renang tapi dah dekat dengan pantai, buat aje kat laut.
Untuk cerita lebih lanjut, layari lah Mama Bungas dan Permata Hatiku.
InsyaAllah, bulan depan aku sekeluarga akan ke sana lagi.... sambung sesi latihan menyelam anak-anak aku.
20 February 2009
Hujung Minggu di Yanbu

Marina di Royal Commission Yanbu.
Kapten bot, Dif dan Daniel, diver dari Riyadh. Daniel ni pun baru je dapat lesen menyelam kat Oman. Ini adalah dive dia yang pertama di Laut Merah. Cerita lanjut pasal trip beserta gambar boleh lah klik
http://yanboqunderwater.blogspot.com/2009/02/my-third-dive-in-red.html
Anak-anak sedang menunggu giliran. Mereka semua telah di pecahkan kepada 3 kumpulan mengikut kemampuan masing-masing. Jadi mudahlah untuk Ustaz mengajar.
Ini bukan sesi mengajar lagi tapi sesi untuk melihat tahap mengaji setiap yang datang sebelum di letakkan dikumpulan masing-masing. Sesi akan datang baru mula kelas.
14 February 2009
Makkah - Jeddah - Madinah
Mereka di atas ni adalah yang terbaik dan cukup professional bila menjalankan tugas mereka. Pantas, cekap dan cemerlang ... para pekerja sedang membersihkan dataran Kaabah. Satu perkara yang aku baru perasan, walaupun banyak jugak burung-burung berterbangan di sekitar Kaabah, setakat ini tak pernah pulak aku ternampak tahi burung di dataran tu. Lagi satu, tahi cicak pun aku tak pernah nampak kat Masjidil Haram.
Deretan bekas air zam-zam di dataran Kaabah. Telaga Zam Zam berukuran 18X14 ft dengan kedalamam 18 meter. Ianya bermula 4000 tahun yang lampau dan tidak pernah kering. Tidak pernah berubah rasa dan tidak pernah ada algae atau lumut yang hidup. Pam-pam motor dengan kapasiti 8000 liter sesaat digunakan untuk menyediakan air ini kepada jutaan jemaah.