Attention : No Longer Update This Blog

Hi everyone... thanks for coming to this blog. This blog is actually made for testing purposes and I will no longer update this blog until further notice.

Whatever it is... I am still available at my main blog, http://www.mialiana.com

Till then, have a nice day!

A Bit Busy These Few Days

It's been a while since I'm a bit busy these few days. Sorry for not updating my blog. I keep busy updating my main blog and always thinking on any idea on what to be updated. So, lately I am a bit blank, do not have idea what to be updated in this blog.

Maybe this blog will focus on tutorial and tips for blogger or could be anything that came out of mind. As the medium language is in English, I think a bit challenging. So.. it is not easy to be a mother, a wife, a housewife, a blogger and a career woman at the same time...

My next target is to update this blog 3 times a week...

Am I A Blogger?

Am I a blogger? Hmmm.. Not really. Just only I have a blog and posting my story in this blog. A blogger a very subjective word. Being a blogger not as hard as you feel or think. Just simply write down whatever came out in your mind and then publish in your blog. That's it. Anything that is possible to be shared with others although there is nobody visit your blog. At first, you're nobody but sooner or later you will be somebody.

Having your own perspective views... your own thoughts.. your own knowledge... your own experiences. Like an electronic diary but can be shared. These are the precious things in your life. Don't simply forget your ability. Be original. Do not copy and paste other people's property.

And as for me.... just smiling... a blogger is also a career... 

This Is Me!

Well.... this is me... Just call me Liana. Always smiling... Of course I am a malay and a muslim. Lots of story behind this photo. At that time, I was working at a very prestige chinese company at Kuala Lumpur. The only malay girl in that company. Just imagine.. Everyday I have to face chinese people in the office and get used to mandarin and cantonese language. This was very challenging to me. No malay friends.

But I managed to adapt myself with the chinese environment. Now I knew the chinese preferences, interests and their culture. Don't simply think negative. Be positive. I only worked for almost 2 years before I transferred to Johor Bahru on 2003. At last... the memory still remained in my heart. Those were my hard days working as a software engineer with chinese people as my officemates.