Winter Project 2015

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Salaam and hi everybody!

WINTERWINTERWINTERWINTERWINTERWINTERWINTERWINTERWINTERWINTER

You know,

Since the day Jordan came into winter phase and the degree celcius was getting lower, I wished the snow falls even faster without thinking any consequences that might happen. Yup, exactly because I'm physically and mentally prepared for it insyaallah :)

Everyone waited day by day. like waiting someone but he/she turned out to break his/her promise. Cewwah. Some spoke out their assumptions resulted from their very critical thinking. Some just turned their deaf ears on not to listen to those words.

Hahaha. Typical humanistaa.

But Alhamdulillah, finallyyyyy, by the first quarter of January, Allah gave us snow in Jordan!
The real snowing! What a blessing!
Worth waiting >.<
Seriously, I never have a look in real back then.
Snow is such a beautiful creatures :)

And today with the last minute planning, we managed to go play snow somewhere (sorry i don't know its exact name) in Irbid!
Also and, the opportunity cost was to put aside all the books even though final examination is just around the corner hehe.

So here I proudly present you our first time having snow together!
Typical first year student. Do this count?

HEE. ENJOY!


batchmates


Team Degsya 8th Generation :)

Watch this video!

 



housemates 
 






The member of six jyeaahh!! :P
(puteri, amalina, amelia, eliyana, faziera and saaayaaa!)



intesaberian



From left ema, saaayaaa and dayah :)



roommates bp





From right, hazrina, husna, syakirah and saayaa!



Ok, now we move to my random photos!

meet our snowman melesiaa

here's your snow dude

to build this snowman was not easy

tripod stand. kasi chance

Yezzaaa!

at the top!

when it was your bed

we made to the top of the mountain (eh?)




Oklah oklah. I have to stop writing and get back my books. Olala.
Last, promise! Seriously today was an unforgettable day I had experienced. Thanks guysss!

Nah free gift,

because you're a part of my family :*
 



 


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