Buchuk's Merdeka Dinner @Bandar Baru Selayang (Friday, 31st August 2007)

Salam,

On the 50th Merdeka celebration of my beloved Malaysia, one of my closest friend in MRSM KKB, Firdaus or better known as Buchuk (meaning smelly but seriously he’s not smelly) returned home from his university in Germany where he studies engineering. Coincidentally many of my ex-schoolmates whom study overseas returned home to Malaysia since they were on holidays.

Buchuk in red, Zaid in blue

Buchuk as many known as the leader who likes to initiate and execute the ideas in having a reunion among us invited a few of his close friends to his home for a dinner. As for me, meeting my old schoolmates always gives me this nervous feeling like “ Hey I am not so close with this group or that group.” and “ Hmm I don’t think it’s a good idea to go and join them, I bet I’ll be stunned in silence.” because for those who know me, actually I am only kind of outspoken and friendly when the situation requires me to do so. I am not naturally super bubbly or outgoing, I am more of the quiet type I must admit ( though this fact would not be agreed by those who are super close to me).

From left: The girls are Amy, Za'in, Dayah, Cipi and my sis

However since I really was fond of Buchuk like my own brother ( he helped me A LOT in so many ways in high school, especially to be my mentor in Add Maths which disappointingly for him I guess I was always too dumb to make it :p ) and I am close with his amazingly adorable and funny girlfriend whom I regard as my younger sister Nazifah aka Cipi. Yes in boarding schools, you could never escape having your own nickname which are not even desirable to you, awarded by your friends. It is pretty astonishing I figure to actually inquire the roots of how all these nicknames ever existed at the first place anyway. The ‘smartest’ nickname I guess was Jamal’s ‘J. Lo’. It seriously has nothing to do with Jennifer Lopez if you might think that he was a fan, but he attained it because his name is Jamal, and he was a leader in the boys’ hostel so by 11pm he would call out to all the students “Lights Off! Lights Off!” Yup couldn’t be any weirder :p

Ok coming back to the dinner (please forgive my wandering thoughts which control my fingers in typing) it was pretty nice actually. I mean there was Hidayah coming back from Ireland where she studies Medicine obviously, Zubaidah (Che Bedah.. hehe coming to think of it Bedah in Malay means Operate.. it’s like a coincident that she is learning Medicine as well, and man by this point when I met her, she has involved in the birth of 4 babies already in the O.R.. awesome..kind of like me Suraya aka Sue .. thus I am doing laws to sue people I guess :p ), Amy and some other boys like Faiq and Zaid. Ok Faiq has like this creepy sense of humour where once in school I was so unfortunate to be in the same Chemistry group with him, Omar and Afifi, Omar and him was teasing me in a more bullying way till I cried, while Afifi who was laughing along the way got nervous when I cried just left the place. Coming to thing back, living in a boarding school is the best growing experience for me, everybody was your brother and sister be it in a good or the most annoying way, still it would be the best.

Alright, at the dinner, it was nice to meet them even though it was a small gathering. Buchuk’s close relatives were also there and there were also very warm and friendly. They prepared typical but tasty Malaysian delicacies like fried rice, curry noodles, roti jala, fried chicken and some kuih-muih (Malay cakes). The boys could not believe that the red-headed girl with me was my sister, because before this they always saw her as a little girl but now she’s all grown up. Buchuk’s relatives on the other hand were interested about my make-up work so I got all heated up in explaining to them. :p

Such a dark pic.. nways from left are Oh my i forgot neither his name nor nickname..btw he has a one of a kind nickname as well, then Buchuk, me, Zaid, Faiq.

When the night ended, I was glad to be there and I couldn’t wait to join them and more kids from school the next day for a BBQ picnic at Sungai Kedondong nearby Ulu Yam; which is coincidentally nearby to our school in the small town of Kuala Kubu Bharu. Again I was indecisive to meet more kids from school, still I had a good feeling insya Allah I would have a good time there. Just wait for my update in The REAL CurHat Sue! =)

Sarah's Farewell Thanksgiving Ceremony @ Klang (25th August 2007)

Salam,

My good friend from MRSM KKB, Sarah has finally completed her diploma in Quantity Surveying in UiTM Shah Alam. Lucky her, her parents decided to send her resume her degree in Manchester, UK. So she invited a few close friends to her farewell kenduri in her home in Klang.

She used to live in Shah Alam, but has moved to Klang for a few years. Since her parents are both Architecture lecturers in UiTM Shah Alam, they designed their own home, which resulted into a very cosy Balinese design home, and it was nearby to the beach, how awesome is that? :)

I went with my sis (who else that I would always ask to tag along, she practically follows me everywhere) and Cipi, another classmate in MRSM joined us. Man the journey was like the longest as far as I could remember, yes I drove out of KL before, but this journey was tiring man. However we were lucky, we thought we were late, departed at around after Isya' but reached her house at about 10pm...and best of all, by the time we came, it was time for makan.. heh heh.

It was ok, a small affair but quite packed anyway. I chatted with Cipi (Nazifah), Ara (Sarah) and Zack (Zuraida).. typical ex-boarding school students, we would always have peculiar nicknames.. but I was too headstrong for any of my guy friends to have any room to give me weird nicknames.

To Sarah, may you study well there, pass with flying colours, and be safe and happy all the time insya Allah. I know you hate to hear this, but please send my regards to Rooney if you happen to bump into him, Heh!

From left: Sarah, my sis Nana, Me, Cipi & Zack

Kak Far visits UIA Gombak! (Friday, 24th August 2007)

Salam,

After my Company Law I test finished at about 9 pm, and then struggling to find cases for my Islamic Criminal Law assignment, finally I managed to join my Matric ex-roomate cum best friend Fairuz to buy dinner at Convest Hill.

We got together that evening to welcome another ex-roomate Farah, who's going to participate in the Convest Exhibition. We call her Kak Far because when the 3 of us were roomates including Alina, she happens to be the eldest among us despite the fact that she is the smallest in size among us.

Fairuz waiting for Kak Far's arrival

Alina could not join us unfortunately, but Yuz and I were ecstatic to welcome Kak Far. Although she is a UIA student as well, but since she is taking up Bio-Medical, that is the reason she had to separate from us to study in the Kuantan campus.

Super sleepy Kak Far finally has arrived!

When Kak Far finally arrived at Yuz's hostel ie Halimah, she looked super sleepy but excited to meet us as well. For me, meeting her meant a lot because I missed her terribly even though I had to return home because it was running late.

Post-exam Suraya with Kak Far & Fairuz

Fairuz & Kak Far..my sayangs

Hmm.. I don't have much to say here, but enough said that they are among my most cherished friends I have ever been blessed with. I was the only one in the room who was not originated from a religious school, still they treated me in an incredible way. They are the example of the religious school students whom do not underestimate the religious background of those who are not among them. You know how annoying the way of these warak people can be when they meet those people whom they think are just not at par to their religious knowledge.

I still remember when we went for solat at a musolla in Sungei Wang Plaza, there came a girl not wearing hijab, wearing quite skimpy clothes but still performed her obligations to Allah. These girlfriends of mine smiled to each other when the girl left, and said "Mari kita doakan satu hari dia dapat hidayah dari Allah supaya dia tutup aurat nanti. (Let us pray that one day she will receive the calling of Allah for her to cover her Aurah)." I was touched because I heard from some of my friends, who do not wear Hijab/scarf received insulting looks from those who think they are more religious.

I was also quite nervous at first to wear make-up when I became their roomate, but then they said they always like looking at me wearing make-up, only they could not carry the look on themselves if they do, just as long as I cover my aurah. They also encouraged me to be the Imaamah of our congregational prayers sometimes, though I know my Quranic recitation was not as advanced nor as good as them. They also liked to tease me wearing my high-heel boots and called me Puss in the Boots, but they were the most excited when I won Queen of the Night at my faculty's annual dinner; not a surprise because they couldn't take their hands of me to help me get ready for the night so that I could look my best.

And Kak Far provided us with Winter Sonata DVD collection, where it was like our staple entertainment whenever we enjoyed our nasi bungkus in the room. And Kak Far, I still feel guilty when I made u watched the lead actor of Hot Chick showing his butt; when you got furious and said "Nanti lemah ingatan! (It will weaken my memory!)" then marched to your bed reading yor Biology textbook. Yuz and I was laughing so hard looking at ur piety, then we felt guilty..but ok it is still funny until now. And what about the time we told each other ghost stories when our hostel, Mahalah Zainab Jahsyi had a black-out, till it crept ourselves out and we screamed like lunatics :p

Last but not least, I will never ever forget the time all of you held me tightly when I announced that my parents just divorced on that Saturday in March. I can still remember how you girls cried with me absorbing the pain that I had though I tried to laugh it off in between my tears, trying to show that I was strong, though I know I was not that strong, but that's just how I protect myself, you know how stubborn I am. And yes, if you remember a week before I left for main campus while the three of you had to remain for a few more semesters in the matric? That night after the Hisbah gathering, the four of us sat in a circle in the room, we switched off the lights, and held each other's hands. We kept quiet for awhile, then giggled nervously because we felt awkward, but then you girls started to tell me how much all of you love me, and want me to remain the same way I am. Then we swapped our feelings and reminders to each other, when we could not hold it any longer, we just wept and had a group hug. That was when I knew why we had to switch of the lights; we just could not bear looking at each other's wet faces due to crying. Malu la...

Fairuz, Alina, Kak Far, korang rahmat Allah buat aku. Persahabatan kita istimewa, cuma Allah yang mampu balas kasih sayang korang buat aku. Sahabat dunia akhirat insya Allah, Amin. (Fairuz, Alina, Kak Far, all of you are Allah's blessings to me. Our friendship is special, only Allah that can return your affection to me. God willing, we will be friends in this world and Hereafter, Amin.)

Gwen Stefani's The Sweet Escape Tour Concert @ Bukit Jalil Indoor Stadium (Tuesday, 21st August 2007)

Salam,
My Nana (my one and only sister, and she is the coolest i mean it!) could be one of the luckiest persons on earth. She ALWAYS wins in almost every competitions that she enters..and I am not exagerrating when I say she makes it seems like it's a piece of cake. This year alone, ok apart of me winning 4 tickets to Good Charlotte's Concert from MTV. Here is the list of my sister's winnings this year:

1) 10 tickets to Nidji's showcase@ Ruums from Channel [V]
2) 2 tickets to Kanye West's Touch The Sky Concert @ Stadium Merdeka from MTV
3) Clarins Make-up products from Female magazine
4) 5 Korean DVDs from Wayang Kita, Astro.
5) A trip to watch Christina Aguilera's Back to Basics Concert in Singapore
from Fly FM.
6) 2 tickets to Gwen Stefani's The Sweet Escape Tour Concert @ Bukit Jalil
Indoor Stadium from Hitz.FM. (which I am about to review in this entry)
7) And today 27th September, she just won a trip for 2 to Bangkok, Thailand
to watch the Black-Eyed Peas Concert...

and the coolest part of all, she always brings me along to join the fun ;)

Before I review Gwen's super awesome concert, here are some photos from Nana's trip to Singapore watching Christina Aguilera (lucky her but I was so happy for her).

Nana with Ben of Fly FM & another winner before departing

Nana & other winners showing off their concert tickets

Touring Orchard Road, Singapore

The crowd in Singapore Indoor Stadium

Christina Aguilera with her troupe of dancers

Performing a slow number

Baby Jane in action

Post concert Nana

Alright, regarding about Gwen Stefani's concert.. Nana was determined to dress up in Harajuku get-up according to her. Colour coordination should be funky, hair should be funky and fake nails is a must. Yes below is Nana ready to rock the concert.

Just SO ready to rock!!

Visit to PERNIM @ Kampung Cheras Baru (17th August 2007)

Salam..

This semester I am taking Methods of Da'wah under the supervision of Madam Saodah. Madam Saodah happens to be a jet-setting lecturer/theologian I must say; she has travelled to many places all over the globe as a missionary.. among them are the Vatican City in Rome where she met the Pope, Uzbekistan for some Da'wah Conference, Turkey, Egypt etc. So for her students, she wants us to have an outdoor project with any Da'wah theme. My group.. Group 5 (Ok we did not bother to make it sound any more creative) chose "The Role of the REAL Da'ie: To Remove the Social Stigma" as the topic of our project. We want to focus that the real missionary or Da'ie should be able to mingle with people from all walks of life without looking down at their religious backgrounds. Especially those who have made mistakes in the past and struggling to be accepted in life.. instead of ignoring them or neglecting them, we should befriend them in order to guide them back to the right path.

Thus we initiated our research by visiting PERNIM, a shelter home for the HIV patients' children. It is admitted that most members of society have this certain fear of coming near to the children, due to the fear that they might get infected by the deadly virus from mingling with this children. That is the social stigma which needed to be erased. We interviewed the founder of PERNIM,Puan Hajah Norlina or as she preferred to be referred as Mama, to discover how she attained the courage to protect and raise these unfortunate but innocent children.

G5: PERNIM was previously located in Ampang right?

M: Yes, alhamdulillah He has given me a fortune now I have a bigger home for the children.

G5: How many are there living in PERNIM?

M: 40. The eldest is 17. The youngest is Nurul, the newborn baby.

G5: Are all of them HIV patients?

M: (Smiling) Not all but only 4 of them. Most of them are the children of the patients. People always have the misconception that if the parents are infected by HIV then the children would be too. That is wrong. That is why I put up on the signboard that this is a shelter home for the children of the HIV patients, not the shelter home for the patients. Unfortunately most people still do not understand.

G5: Besides being the principle here what else do you do?

M: I convey motivational talks at various places. Or participate in HIV Awareness Campaigns exhibitions. But most of the time I would prefer to spend my time at home (PERNIM) with my children.

G5: What do you expect from visitors?

M: I wish that whenever I am not around just please take care of these children. Tidy up the house, bathe the children, change their diapers. There are many of them here so please cover up the weaknesses of this home. I do not want people to sympathize or just merely feel sorry when they come here. I do not want them to contribute because they sympathize but because they are concern about these children's living, their concern towards the religion as well as their role as members of society. If you help them, insya Allah (God willing) you will be rewarded by Allah.

G5: What are your methods in looking after these children?

M: I am very strict with them. I am very concern about discipline and self cleanliness. That is because I am a mother! (laughing) I want the social status of these children to be elevated even higher than those whom are supposed to be more fortunate than them. I do not like to look at these children in untidy attire.

I admit I hit my children. I would not even mind if the visitors hit them as long as its for the betterment of them. When I am strict I would be very serious. But if the child does something good, I will treat him like a Queen or King. I will give him the best treatment. But if he is a naughty child, a stubborn child, I will punish him. I give you the best treatment in life, so you must be a good child.

When I punish my children I would punish them on the spot, do not delay or else they would forget about their mistake. However when they are older I would be their friend. I would knock on their door whenever I want to enter their room, ask for their permission when I want to use their things. If we want to ber respected, we have to respect them. I want to give these children a chance to see there is light in life by the 'Whitening' process. From a dark past, they will have a bright future. From not educated, they will be educated.

G5: What about their education?


M: I am very concern about their education. They go for Al-Quran recital everyday. Taekwando lessons once in a fortnight. They are also sent to tuition classes, some of them are even sent to KUMON. Just for tuition alone I spend RM5000 monthly. Twice a week around 9am they will have Quran memorization sessions. I do not want them to only know how to recite the Quran but also memorize them. I plan to have these children learn how to play golf. I desire for anything that the elite class society does, these kids are not left out. This is because the status of these children is actually noble and high. It is us who always look down at them. Degrading them. I want to make my dreams to change this perception as a reality. Not only to remain as spoken dreams.


G5: That must cost a lot. How do you manage the expenses?

M: It is undeniable that I have to spend a lot for all these. However I know all of these are for my children so I would not lose anything. My jewellery were sold, house was pawned and car was auctioned. But we never knew that whenever we dare to do something which we think is right, Allah would give us better things in return. In 3 years time, I managed to buy a van and 3 cars. I lost one, but I got another 4. We just have to be courageous. If we are fearful, easily give up, we will be suffering a huge loss. The child came without planned. If we do not grab the opportunity we will lose. It is a huge responsibility but I do not want to lose. I am not pretending in executing what I do, this is my passion and it is my dream to provide these children with a better life.

G5: How can people visit PERNIM?

M: I do not make any rules to restrictanyone from visiting. As in most shelters or orphanages, one must write a letter to inform or even make registrations, but not at PERNIM. PERNIM is open 24 hours a day. You are welcome to visit as long as you like. No restrictions at all. No formalities to be done. Just please do not allow this home to be in a mess. If you come, please help. Like I said above. Do not just sympathize but do not take action.

G5: Do you receive any help or contribution from Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat (JKM/Society's Welfare Body) ?

M: Alhamdulillah I always receive help from JKM but not financially but through morale support. Whenever they receive new cases, they would give them to me for me to study. They give me work, in a way I am helping them, but in another way I will better myself in managing cases because only through cases that I could study. I do not care if I have to lose money or property, or to be insulted by the society as long as I could learn. Only by being involved with it we can be stronger. Or else we cannot improve ourselves in solving these problems because all cases are different.

One example is the case of the newborn baby just now, her name is Nurul Syuhada. This is where a couple is trying to cover up her real identity. I am managing her case currently. On her shoulder, there is no BCG injection mark. I assume that she was born in a house, not in a clinic nor hospital. This is the letter from JKM and this is the police report which was made on the 8th of August 2007. The police report stated that on August 5th, the complainant stated that "Around 9am whileI was at home, an Indonesian woman came to her house and gave her baby without any document. Then the woman did not claim her baby back. I sent this baby to my aunt because I could not afford to look after her. I have tried to search for the mother but I was told by her friend that she has returned to Indonesia. I am here to make a police report and to make a birth certificate."

Here is the report of the aunt which stated that she received the baby on August 1st which was 5 days earlier than the day where the baby came to the woman. It shows that this is a scam. And it is illogical for you to accept a baby without any document for you to take care of. I do not believe the story, I assume that this is the baby of the complainant herself. Yesterday her aunt sent this baby to us, I think that she is afraid that the baby might be infected by HIV. But it is still uncertain that the baby is infected yet.

G5: How can we make sure that she in infected or not?

M: She is not even 6 months old yet, so her antibody is still freshly blended with the mother's blood. Only when she is 2 we can determine whether she is infected or not. It would be a loss if we judge a child before even giving him a chance. Just like Ali in that photo (pointing to a portrait), I had him when he was 2 months old. He was detected with HIV twice, but later months he was confirmed to be free from HIV entirely. When the mother knew from the newspaper, she claimed for the child back. No way I would give him back to her, if you can dump your baby before, it's not impossible that you can do it again. Further more, your boyfriend is a drug addict. I would not trust her.

G5: Are all these children brought to you by JKM alone?

M: They are from many sources. Some are from JKM. Some are brought by their relatives. There are those, after a couple of days being sent to PERNIM, the mother commited suicide by hanging herself. There are many stories. For example if this baby is going to be sent to the immigration, thus it would involve the Indonesian Embassy where things would get more complicated.


G5: How did you get involve to be active in the welfare field?

M: It was initiated by my late mother. She was an orphan herself thus she loved to help others. As her child of course I would copy her. It is a norm that you will take example of the things your mother does. As for me, Allah has given me a little extra of fortune, thus I can contribute for these children.


G5: Was not there anyone who was going against your intention?

M: The objection that I had from my family members and society was too strong. But because I am so stubborn I managed to do what I want. The gift I had was this enemy of mine (laughing looking at her husband). He was my enemy because he was the one whom objected the hardest until we did not speak to each other. But because I am his wife, although he did not agree, he still loves me thus he would give up going against me. Finally he became my biggest supporter. Yes in a marriage, you want privacy. We would wish to use our salary for our own children, but by helping others, Allah would reward us with more.


G5: When were you really determine to initiate a welfare shelter home?

M: At first I registered one by one under the Foster Child Certificate. All of them are my foster children and they are protected by that certificate. They are not merely regarded as inhabitants of PERNIM but they are my children and I have more than 30 of them. In PERNIM, there are 40 of us including 7 of my own biological children and nannies. I also recruited my neighbour to be like me, by taking care of her nephews and nieces together with the children here.

G5: How many nannies are there here?
M: Only 2! (laughing) But together with my neighbours, you can say that there are 2 pairs of parents here.

G5: What was your job before you started PERNIM?

M: I was a receptionist at Ampang Puteri Hospital for 2 years. After I quit, I started to do food catering. With the money I saved from catering I initiated PERNIM.

G5: What kind of social stigma do the children from PERNIM have to face?

M: Too many negative reactions to mention. There are those who come and visit but felt scared to drink the drinks that we serve. Some return home wanting to bathe as soon as possible, or when they shake hands with us they just cannot wait to wash their hands. Same goes when I send them for tuition classes the teachers refuse to accept them as students. Profusely I inform that these children are not patients of HIV but sometimes the parents of other students would not budge from their misconception, and same goes with the teachers. The social stigma is too intense that is why I want to upgrade their position in the society so they would be better than those who have insulted them.

G5: Are Malays only live here? What about their nationality?

M: All are Malays from Malaysia and Indonesia. I am not choosy. Just who come by to live here, anyone, I will accept. It is not easy to do what I am doing but the pressure from society forces me to be strong and go on. What hurts my feelings sometimes is when I see that usually the Christians are those who are more willing to take care of these kids from the slums. That is because it is a way for them to add their followers. This is a jihad, a fight. A fight for us to make more people embrace Islam. However if we are careless, if we act like we do not care, more Muslims could become apostates. The best target group is them from HIV, it is because their religious foundation is too weak, added up by their desperate circumstances, they are more likely to let go faith.

There are many sad stories I have encountered. A girl here, she is only 6. Both her parents are patients of HIV Positive. Her mother is only 24 but she is already a mother of 3. The father wanted to have a new wife so he divorced her at the parking lot with triple talaq. After 3 months, the father divorced the new wife and wanted to return to her. As a wife who is always in love with the husband, she accepted him back although they cannot perform the akad nikah yet. So now they live with each other out of wedlock, and now she is pregnant with the fourth baby. It is so depressing to know, that the 3 children are legitimate but the fourth is not.



G5: What is your hope and advice for the youth out there?
M: Firstly I hope for my children to be humble but do not feel low about themselves. I want them to go through their lives with high self-esteem. I hope that they will be successful in education. To all of you I hope that you always do something which is not only for the worldly usage but also for the Hereafter. Because not necessarily when you are successful in education that would mean you would become a successful human as well. Alhamdulillah you all managed to be in the university, but I hope that you would always stay humble. Maybe you might be proud of your Degree, but if you do not have a humane heart, than you would be nothing in the eyes of other humans. If you are humane, then you would be a real successful human.

It would be pointless to be educated but your heart is astray; becoming an apostate, pregnant of an illegitimate baby or being infected by HIV. There was a case where the father was a repected person in a corporate company, but he was a homosexual and he infected the wife and the child with HIV. It would be meaningless. I am sad that many of our children these days have became orphans before the death of their parents. It is either they pamper their children extremely or just neglect them entirely. And for the children that I care and love, I am strict but this is how I love you. Like I always told them, I did not invite you to be here, and I do not chase you out if you wish not to be here.

Puan Hajah Norlina Alwi to discover how she attained the courage to protect and raise these unfortunate but innocent children.

Day Make-up (Solekan Siang) for Harian Metro @ Bangunan NSTP, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.

Assalamualaikum Stylistas of Abaya Suraya!

Harian Metro wanted me to create 3 different looks for their Ramadhan/Aidilfitri editions. As for this one they wanted simple, thin & natural make-up suitable for daily usage in Ramadhan.  I wanted create the make-up which makes my best friend cum model Shazana to look more radiant, yet she does nott look too made up because she is already naturally beautiful. 

As said by supermodel Naomi Campbell, " A 'no make-up' make-up takes a good 10 minutes to be done." I believe this is only on the skin not the whole look yet.

 According to one my most favourite proffessional make-up artistes, Khir Khalid whose specialty is on nude make-up, he said it is the most difficult to create the nude look because it is a challenge to create a natural, beautiful make-up by concealing the imperfections of the skin effortlessly. 

Although this is not exactly the best nude make-up, it still made me nervous to put on make-up on Shazana who already looks awesome naturally with pretty features and especially fair, clear skin but instead would always look terrible with make-up, seriously. However I did it anyway, and it was a compliment when she dreaded to wash off her make-up before taking ablution for prayers. =D

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Assalamualaikum Stylistas of Abaya Suraya!

Harian Metro mahukan Sue mencipta 3 rupa berbeza untuk edisi Ramadhan/Aidilfitri mereka. Untuk solekan ini, mereka inginkan solekan yang ringkas, nipis dan semulajadi sesuai dengan pemakaian seharian khususnya di bulan Ramadhan. Sue mahu mencipta solekan yang menjadikan rakan karib Sue, Shazana kelihatan lebih segar berseri, tanpa kelihatan terlalu bersolek kerana beliau sendiri seorang yang cantik semulajadi.

Seperti yang dikatakan oleh supermodel Naomi Campbell, "Solekan 'tiada solekan' sebenarnya mengambil masa 10 minit untuk menghasilkannya." Sue pasti itu cuma pada bahagian asasnya sahaja dan bukan keseluruhan hasilnya lagi.

Menurut salah seorang jurusolek tersohor yang paling Sue kagumi, Khir Khalid di mana kepakaran beliau ialah pada solekan nude (bogel seakan tiada solekan), cabaran terbesar ialah untuk solekan nude kerana ia sukar untuk menciptakan kulit yang cantik semulajadi dengan menyamarkan noda dan ketidaksempurnaan kulit seperti tiada solekan. Walaupun ini bukanlah solekan nude yang terbaik, namun Sue agak gementar untuk menyolek Sha kerana beliau yang sememangnya mempunyai raut wajah cantik dengan kulit yang mulus selalu akan kelihatan tidak elok dengan solekan. Namun alhamdulillah Sue berjaya mendapat pujiannya apabila beliau amat menyukainya dan berasa sedih untuk mencuci solekannya kerana mahu menyempurnakan wudhu' untuk bersolat. =D

This is the new (and BETTER!) The REAL CurHat Sue!!

Salam!!!!

Yes this is my new blog..the new Suraya Anuar's blog :) My previous blog was http://curhatsue.blogs.friendster.com/my_blog/ but now it has moved to this new address. Hope that you will always view and enjoy reading my new blog :) Take care, wassalam.