Me, myself and I

Get to know me ? 😉

Assalamualaikum, and Hi ! 

" not Knowing is hence, not Loving " 

Malay proverb says: "Tak kenal maka tak cinta". This means, if we do not know someone, how can we express our feelings of love towards him. so, in this case, I want you guys (all my dearest viewers) know about me more, so that I can be more close to all of you !! LUV,anisy <3

My name is Siti Nur Anis Syuhadah bt Ahmad and I am currently studying in Uitm Segamat, Johor. Now, I am in the third semester. it was very challenging for me to face the online distance learning (ODL) for the second time. *sighs* but Alhamdulillah. 

I was born in Meru, Klang, Selangor, and I only have one sibling, which is my older sister. My primary school is Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Kapar and Sekolah Rendah Agama Bukit Kapar Timur, both located in Selangor. I met some of my great friends and I will never forget the first time I wore the prefect school uniform after a few months of school because the teacher picked me to become prefect. I became the school prefect literally for 5 years in Sekolah Agama. I became so hot and popular at that time, lol ! No, I was joking ! I really miss all those memories. Then, I continue my secondary school at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Meru. Do you know SMK Meru ? My school was very popular at that time because my school has the largest number of students in the country. You can refer the article’s link that i provided here : (https://www.gpsbestari.com/artikel/rencana/smk-meru-klang-kekal-pegang-takhta-sekolah-paling-ramai-pelajar-phew-kesat-peluh-kat-dahi-jap-1.779281) 

After finishing my SPM, I continued my studies in Negeri Sembilan Matriculation College. At first, I was very upset because the matriculation college is located in a very old place and about 30minutes from the city which is pretty far but, know what ? I still had a wonderful time living there. I made many good friends, roommates, classmates and also the lecturers there were so nice, caring and also supportive. To be honest, I really miss my matriculation life so bad. Living there was so damn beautiful and if you had the chance to continue your study in matric, you should grab the chance and feel it yourself. IT WAS THE BEST MEMORY, I TELL YOU ! 

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