Décembre 2008
Capucine présente notre projet de soutien à l’association caritative Edurelief, qui oeuvre pour les enfants de Mongolie en leur fournissant des livres scolaires.
Grâce à votre générosité, deux librairies scolaires ont déjà pu être ouvertes là-bas !
Merci du fond du coeur.
Pour en savoir plus sur l’association et le projet “La bibliothèque de Capucine” :
fr.edurelief.org/​people-capucine.php

Pour soutenir le projet en achetant un T-shirt :
skreened.com/​capucine

Capucine presents our project for Edurelief, a non profit organization who provides text books for schools in Mongolia. Thanks to your generosity, Edurelief has been able to open two school libraries already !
Thank you for the bottom of our heart.

To learn more about Edurelief and Capucine’s library project :

edurelief.org/​involved/​people-capucine

To support our project by buying a T-shirt :
skreened.com/​capucine

Photo credits :
ARP Sélection
Edurelief.org

Music : Au revoir Simone- “The lucky one”

How Will We Love – Documentary

Posted: September 11, 2011 in Uncategorized
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They can love you perfectly

That kid is definitely not me but my niece who is now 1 year old since 1st Ramadhan :)

A belated birthday wish via here to my Abi, my most loyal & constant critic a.k.a reminder whenever  I make grammar mistakes lol!  Just kidding, thank you for being the best father that I could never ask for more (I guess this is an exception for sleeping late tonight? heheheee).

Thank you for believing in me, and keep on reminding me that I can.

Sincerely,

Your Daughter who have no hidden agenda writing this in public =P

this really touched me!

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Have you ever wait for something to happen so long that when you actually get it, you almost cried when it became true? Yes! I almost cried watching HMM, the only Malay movie that I ever waited for so long though I reserved some doubts that its just CGI more than the movie itself. A standing ovation if I must say for I hereby am touched by the quality of our own movie that finally reach the par of its own.

No I am not going to say its like Hollywood movie, because then it will be just another Hollywood movie. Its a mixture of Hollywood (reminds me of 300BC/Troy) with a blend of Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon but a whole chunk of Thai effect that will be a splitting image of Queen Of Langkasuka (If you haven’t seen it, you should!!)

Every character played its part well, even Jehan Miskin whom usually not my fave actor expressed their emotion well even without dialog (that pretty much saves the day knowing how he’d usually act if there is oops….!!) Though I hoped that the character could well be explored its character more rather than full of fights only. Some of the scene were too little dialog to actually develop their own story well.

I salute the way it ends, and how it was represented that compliments everyone as the descendants of Merong after his death throughout the Nusantara. Though i wish that they could have preserved a little bit of Malay-ness and not just the Keris only as the remainings of Malay culture for Nusantara would not have been known as Malay Archipelago  if it wasn’t because of it.

Thank you KRU for the dream once a 3 brothers rapper of the famously known Oh La La are now known as the brothers who made Hikayat Merong Mahawangsa a movie worth waiting & watching for! Tahniah!!

To be watched!!!

 

It would be a pity if I don’t share this here but it have been a wonderful talk with Abdullah Wagi which I will tell you more at the post below.

Abdullah Wagi was here to find back his root which is the Malays regardless Malaysia or Indonesia, we were once a Malay Archipelago (Nusantara). Borders by the west separate us of what once unite us Malays.

This is not about Malay superiority instead the importance of knowing our roots & being proud of our root – not to the extend of obnoxious. Its just that its a pity that a lot of the Malay have forgotten their root & feeling so low that they’d rather give up their rights to other race in the name of ‘democracy’.

So listen up people! :)

p/s: this doesn’t mean I am back yet =P

Malay Capetown began from the arrivals of 600 people including Shaykh Yusof & his follower from Indonesia who was exiled by the Dutch to curb the influence of the uprising ‘communism’ which is actually ‘patriotism’. Most of the people are Muslims who then planted the seed of Islam.

Up until now, its been 300 years since they arrive and I met Abdullah Wagi who was one of the descendant of the Malay Capetown. From his story,Malay custom still be practiced until now despite some changes due to the modernization,Malay quarters called Boo-Kap (‘Bokap’ means Father- there probably a history behind why it was called that way) , houses still use some ofthe practise once used in old days such as putting a stone at the door to let the wind come into their house,   and  a lot of Malay words are now being used as part of the local African language though not exactly the same like ‘Masjid/Mosque’ called ‘Moschee’ :

BeforeNow

This is the Malay quarter/Boo-kap nowadays

While museum were built to tell the history of Malay Capetown. Its now a tourist centre since the South Africa government recognized them as Malay Capetown instead.

I have never met someone more Malay than Abdullah Wagi himself who was proud of his root and lovehis culture so much that he waits every day at the port since he was 5 or 6 years old waiting for Malay sailors to drop by to invite them to his house.Now,he don’t have to do that because many Malays including USM VC have come and visit him.

His father himself taught all he can about the Malay’s & its language,culture etc to remind him of his root that everyone no matter where they are from should be proud of who they are. Find back your root & you will be amazed where these roots takes you :)

Source: http://www.indonesia-capetown.org.za/melayu.html

Video’s on Abd Wagi talk:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQmojZ236Mg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU3J4SEbkAQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRluTCOfaCY

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aA12bCYi4Z4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8MBoqCwOUA

Goodbye 2010

Posted: January 1, 2011 in Uncategorized

 

A new year.

A new beggining

A new ending,

This blog are officially closed until further notice

I am unplugging myself at the moment.

 

Here is the list of online shopping I would recommend to you for those who likes online shopping.

Let me introduce them one by one:

 

1.) ButikPinkku owned by my course mate+best friend who started her business as a part time job.

Ever since, she receive quiet a lot of order (more than her own job)  that she decided to quit her job & go full time.

 

 

2.) Felt Flower owned by Aku Youjie , my junior back in my university who recently appeared in Kosmo! & Remaja which pretty much gave her a lot of publicity that pretty much made her hand full with orders

 

Floral Vintage Shawl owned by my course mate+good friend of mine too who decided to sell her own line since many people ask her where she bought her shawls (usually bought online as well). Her style is rather unique so those who are looking for unique style can go to her FB page and have a look. Pretty much one of my fave choice since the fabric were high quality. Its a bit expensive but its worth it & best of all there is only ONE shawl at a time which means you are the ONLY person who will have that design. I had to let go of some of my choice so that other people can buy too hehe

 

Miiyah@Kertas owned by a friend i came to know from her blog, what turn out as a hobby now turn out as a business . Sometime she makes gathering with her craft group for some tutorials & previously invited to hold a quilling workshop at the Star Kid Fair 2010

Interesting right? What turn out as a hobby could turn out to $$$ .

Creativity sells, as long as you have the passion in it.

Well, arts is not my skill though, so the least I can do for them is to write it here.

For all of you, I wish you good luck & many returns in the future..!!!

*Note: This is my last post here. Goodbye! (“,)

 

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For those looking for online shawl & pashmina, visit this website.

My friend just launch her website:

http://www.butikpinkku.com/

FB: Butikpinkku

 

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For those looking for Felt Flower,

visit this one, you can request for it to be turned as hair clip,key chain, pretty much anything:

http://kedaiyoujie.blogspot.com/

FB: Felt Flower

 

 

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For those looking for other types of shawl

visit this one, its vintage:

FB: Floral Vintage Shawl

 

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For those into craft & quills ,

I suggest you to visit this one,its handmade:

http://miyyahatkertas.blogspot.com

FB: Miyyah@Kertas

 

 

Untitled.

Posted: December 22, 2010 in Uncategorized