Thursday, October 8, 2009

I'm Phlegmatic-Sanguine

Salam..

Yesterday, in usrah we talk about 4 different kinds of personality which are phlegmatic, sanguine, melancholic and choleric. So, we were all very excited to know which personality do we have. That is why some of us took the Personality Test online. So did i. And the result showed that i'm a Phlegmatic-Sanguine person. Below is the description of this personality.


If you are a phlegmatic-sanguine, your phlegmatic side will dominate. This will result in a greater tendency to introversion (though still less than a melancholic’s or pure phlegmatic’s). You are congenial and cooperative and get along well with most everyone. Because of your emphasis on harmony in relationships, you are peace-loving, conservative, well-balanced, easy-going, with a dry wit and a talent for bringing people together. As an employee, you are compliant, dutiful, orderly, and subdued (and probably were as a child too). Others may not realize that you have a sanguine side -- at first. It may take a little longer for you to make close friends (because you do not reveal your feelings or thoughts as readily as the more extraverted sanguine-phlegmatic), but once you do, your sanguine nature can assert itself. It will also show up when, for example, you have been so dutiful and compliant about work or school that finally you need to relax and unwind — and now the sanguine, fun-loving side comes out. Or, when you are hanging out with your closest friends.

You are very thoughtful of others, with a knack for empathically putting yourself in other people’s shoes, and value peace and harmony at all times. You also have a great sense of humor and an easy-going manner that makes you a valued friend. You are discouraged by criticism or negativity and need acceptance, support and cooperation in your personal life. You can be deeply wounded by sarcasm, harsh criticism, and anger when it is directed at you. You will not, however, directly fight back but prefer to “turn the other cheek” or redouble your efforts to please.

Phlegmatic-sanguines tend to prefer movies, concerts, or other forms of relaxation that are a bit more spectator-oriented. When they attend parties, they tend to prefer smaller groups, rather than the large social gatherings a pure sanguine enjoys. Like sanguine-phlegmatics, they are very attentive to relationships, to harmony among people. They have deep feelings, hate negative criticism, and become discouraged by negativity in those around them. They are strongly tempted to repress their own wishes in order to preserve peace in a relationship. A stressful situation (especially one that is interpersonally demanding) may cause the peaceful phlegmatic-sanguine to withdraw into solitary television watching, playing computer games, eating or sleeping, instead of directly expressing their negative feelings.

A danger for the phlegmatic-sanguine is to be satisfied with achieving less than what he is capable of -- whether because he tends not to plan for the future or because the more challenging goals seem to be “too much trouble.” A phlegmatic-sanguine will be strongly tempted to quit if he doesn’t think the end product is worth the effort or if he fears he won’t succeed. Perhaps the most besetting difficulties for this temperament mixture are the natural inclination to peace and quiet (tempting one to laziness), a preference to live within the moment (superficiality), and a tendency to make decisions based first on the desire to please someone else or to restore harmony.

In a relationship, the phlegmatic-sanguine is true-blue. He is likely to be a great listener, is willing to put others first, and has excellent mediatory skills. You are a supportive friend and a cooperative employee; however, this can cause you to say “yes” to demands of friends or colleagues, without first analyzing whether this choice is actually the best choice to make. At times, wanting to either please your good friends or avoid conflict either at home or at work, you may “go with the flow” when in fact a strong stance is necessary. Or, you may avoid a more demanding task or career move in order to maintain harmony and stability. If you find yourself “stuck in a rut” or avoiding making the extra effort required to make an important change, take time out to analyze your goals for the future, realign your priorities to reflect your values and, if necessary, seek spiritual direction to ensure that your values are aligned with God’s will for you.

If your temperament is phlegmatic-sanguine, for a better understanding of your temperament it is recommended that you read the full descriptions of the phlegmatic and sanguine.

So, that is the description of my personality. Is all of these true????? HURMM>>>

Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Alhamdulillah. :)

Salam..
yey!!!
finally, i can apply for Uni. of Iowa...
thanks Ms. Rebecca (the rep. on the US Fair)..
you r so nice..your explaination really help me..
this make me more excited to go there :D
yey!!!

Uni. of Iowa,
wait for me!!!

Monday, October 5, 2009

family first..

salam..
hurmm..last week i was in dilemma..either to go back or to follow them to seremban??
hhuhu..finally i decided to go back..like my friend said "..family first.." she was right...
so, i drove back after the class ended..
on saturday night, we celebrated Qeeb's bday in Pizza Hut, Wangsa Maju..
he is the only one son in family..
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, QEEB :D



even there was no cake but still there were pizzas..delicious & nice...
nway, we had fun eating those pizzas...looking at the fire creckers..n many mores..
then we went back home...










so it was just a short outing..to qeeb, all the best in SPM..chaiyok2 :)

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Duit Raya

salam..
hurmm..I just came back from Hari Raya Holiday..feel a little bit sad coz this would be the last raya before i'm going to fly to US..huhu..nway the best thing about this hari raya was that i got lots of duit raya from relatives and friends..more than i expected.hehe..some people said that the older we are, the lesser the duit raya we got. but it seems not happened to me at all. i even got more than any of my siblings.hihi..

as for my family, we always being asked to keep our duit raya in the bank. i remember when i was little, i never used that duit raya. right now, i wonder why my parents didn't want us to use that money??!!? hurmm..i think my parents had thought about our future. those money may be useful for our future.maybe those money is for emergency or some other purposes like going to Hajj or marriage or else..who knows our future besides One The Only One, Allah, right?

Like Malay proverb 'sediakan payung sebelum hujan'. We need to be prepare as we dont know what will happened in our future. Anyway, I know that we all in this generation prefer to spend the duit raya for fun. Buying these and those..Me too.. ;D but let just think twice before spending those money. It is better for us to keep half of it in the bank or more. Others you may use to buy anything you want. So at the end you get both benefits fot future and for present. :D

So friends, decide what the best for you. If you think future is more important, then why wait anymore. Go to the bank and keep your duit raya there, before you finished spending those money :D

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Baca Al-Quran di Bulan Ramadhan~

salam..
alhamdulillah, dah 20 hari kita di bulan yang begitu mulia ini, Ramadhan Al-Karim. So, tanya diri kita ini, dah berapa banyak kita baca al-quran? dah berapa banyak kita berzikir? dah berapa banyak kita bangun malam untuk solat malam?? hurmm..tepuk dada tanya selera..

anyway, semalam ku ada terbaca satu hadis dalam sebuah buku nih, "Life is an Open Secret-Ramadhan Special" oleh Zabrina A. Bakar yang menyatakan kebaikan membaca al-quran di bulan Ramadhan.

"Whoever reads letter from The Book of Allah, he will have a reward. And the reward will be multipled by ten. I am not saying that "Alif, Laam, Meem" is a letter, rather I am saying that "Alif" is a letter, "Laam" is a letter, and "Meem" is a letter. So, increase your recitation of the Al-Quran to gain this merits, and to gain the following merits as well."
(Al-Tirmidhi)

bestkan. 1 huruf = 10..kalau 15 huruf = 15 x 10 = 150..banyak tuh. ceramah semalam pula, pak cik ada bagitahu bahawa kalau kita baca satu ayat dalam Al-Quran di bulan ini, kita akan dapat pahala seperti baca seluruh Al-Quran dalam bulan yang lain. Menarik kan?!!?

konklusi, marilah kita mengisi sisa-sisa masa yang tinggal ini dengan membaca Al-Quran sebanyak-banyaknya. InsyaAllah dengan ini, kita akan dapat kemuliaan dan rahmat dari Allah..Amiin...

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

pergi balai polis

salam..

program : lawatan ke balai polis

tempat : Balai Polis Sepang

kenderaan : WSG 790

pukul : 12 tgh hari

peserta : Bell, Shira & Norlida

tujuan :membuat laporan kehilangan IC

perasaan ketika tiba : cuak, takut..

perasaan ketika pulang : agak seronok..hehe...

catatan : polis2 kat citu agak mesra. terime kasih krn mlayan kami.. :D bez..new experiance..

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

welcome back~

salam..
hurmm..
being in INTI for 2 days already..
breaking fast here totally different from home..
huhu..nak makan byk2...
here, no choice..

nway, this new sem is totally diff..
just 7 weeks of classes..
1 subject..Linear Algebra..
huhu..really need to struggle a lots..
Allah plz help me..
make it easy for me to understand what mr. chan taught in class..
hopefully...

wah..cant imagine..
just left dis sem n another one sem..
then we will fly..

nway,
being in a group of this people, i feel so lucky..
thnx friends especially INTI-JPA 2008 batch..
u rock my world.. :)
these 2 sems,
lets us enjoy together-gether.
n lets achieve our ambition..
n lets fly together-gether..
:D

btw,
~HAPPY BREAKING FAST~