I've decided to be really organised this summer and so am keeping a diary.
I've been working at my Uncle's retail store - Lebas - on Upper Tooting Road. I love working there, meeting new people or seeing familiar faces. I work from 10am to 7.30pm and trust me when I say it's tiring! However, hard work pays off at the end!
Plus, I've got to write about five scripts - for now any way. I work as a presenter for Islam Channel and will be filming for Ramadhan Bites this summer. We have already filmed some material for one of the episodes. Now I've got to sort out some dates with my Producer.
Then there's Spain!!! My family and I are planning to go to Madrid for a week or two. But I've sent my passport off for renewal, so have to wait for that to come back before we can book our tickets.
What else is there?
Oh, I'm planning on opening up a blogspot to help people who would like to get into Medicine and other related courses. It'll have interview questions, advice, and perhaps online tuition on Maths, Chemistry and Biology. If you guys have any other ideas for the blog, please let me know. =)
Of course, I mustn't forget to chill-ax. I've got a few summer reads lined up... it's out with the text books and in with the novels! You might think it's sad, but I've started reading Stephanie Meyer's "The Host". All I can say for the moment is... it's different.
I've got a few other things going on too... you know the usual: weddings, babies being born, meeting up with old friends.
I'm going to get ready to go out in a bit. I've been asked to speak to some Year 12 students about Medicine at my old Secondary School. It's the least I can do for the teacher's who have helped me.
Overall though, I'm looking forward to a jam-packed summer, filled with laughs and good times!
Wow, I love what you've done with your blog - it just shouts SAMIA. I guess you didn't need my tutorial after all. lol And I can't wait to see you on TV. Just one more thing to add to my excitement for the upcoming month of Ramadaan.
ReplyDeleteI've always wanted go to Spain. I hope you have a great time. I always ask my friends whenever they go abroad: could you bring me back a keyring to add to my collection please?
I think the new blog to help other students is a brilliant idea - Just wish that U'd thought of it first :( But good luck with it, may Allah bless you for your thoughtfulness.
As for "the Host" - well I know it's different, and it starts of a bit slow but it gets really face-paced and interesting after she finds the humans. I love it, far more than "twilight", and I've read it three time already. It was the first ever book that didn't let me sleep at night until I finished it. Let me know when you've finished it, I really want to know what my like-minded-blog-buddy thinks of it.