JU

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Aktiviti biasa JU bila jumpa, bergambar jak tp yg best, senyum tak lekang dr bibir, mesreee tu.

Family Day JU di Glory Beach Resort, N9 back in 2006. Top (L-R) Liza, Mai, Zu, Kak Mona, Shahida, Su, Cek Puteh. Bottom (L - R ) Me, Shikin, Nadia & yg comel tu Iza


Pic courtesy of Liza(sweetmm68) I miss this one. (L-R, Akma, Liza, Felix, Back row..Emy, behind Liza (tak ingat dah nama, my goodness..bad memory la, Kak Na (partly hidden by Felix)

Same event, (L-R, KC, me, Mai Jr, Liza, Emai (anik si dyg dr Brunei), Kak Na (purple) the guy (tak ingat la pulak...) and DM (nun jauh kat tanah Arab lah..)

My first meeting with the whole gang of JU. This photo was taken during Akma's birthday bash in 2006

I was so happy when I open my blog today to find some comments from fellow Jiwangans...(mcm nak tukar nama la...) . I'll upload pictures first. (updating in progress, yet again I'm loss for words) Let me update more pictures ya.

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RinnTis said…
haha.. kak ann.. tersorok pon kak ann kenai lagi yer.. aduih.. kenangan mengusik jiwa nih!! huhu..

sure fine whatever
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