IT'S HER
Here's her story
It all started when I stepped into high school. I formerly studied at SMK JITRA, Kedah since I was in form 1 until form 3.
Smk Jitra gave me bitter-sweet memories. It sure gave me experiences that me wiser today.
In 2018, I got into a boarding school which is MRSM ARAU,PERLIS.
I have never I dreamed of getting into a boarding school since I am a home person but I tried to challenge myself.
Everything was good until my health got from bad to worst and I have to move out to SMK JITRA, again.
I didn't blame anyone not even my fate. Those things I've been through when I was there taught me a lot about friendship, people's perspective and how quick one could change.
"Those closest to you could be your biggest enemy". But everything that happened changed the way I look at life.
Then, in 2019, I moved to another school due to my health problems.
I guess you could say I finally found happiness. I felt welcomed by these amazing souls.
They never made me feel left out or any less then them. They accepted me and was there when I needed a shoulder to lean on.
I am glad that I could end my high school days with a heartwarming closure.
SMK SERI MAHAWANGSA was the place that saw me collapsed on my hardest times and saw me shine on my brightest moments.
THING SHE'S HOOKED ON
My mum was always in charge of being the emcee at her school (she's an addmath teacher btw). When I was little she used to take me with her to the events that she went to.
I guess that was how I grew to have a thing for being an emcee.
I still remember when I was a prefect in primary school, a teacher came up to me, asking me to be the emcee for the weekly assembly. I kid you not, I got a fever on the night before I was going to be speaking in front of the school but alhamdulillah everything went well the next day.
When I got into high school, Puan Yusni told me that she was going to take me in to be the emcee for the events at school.
I gain a lot of self confidence and was able to build up my self esteem.
There was never a minute that I felt pressured being at the rostrum. I felt like everybody listens to me even though everything was based on a piece of paper.
If I could have the chance to be standing in front of the crowd, talking through the shining microphone, I'd do it in a heartbeat.
