Kenak Tag

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Tokla nyuruh ku malas...kekekekeke...mmg kenak tag...jap ah Kak Ross...nok nama bertag2 tuk gik ada slow mlow kit...ok here goes....


1. Your name?

Norlia

2. Your age?

just turned 40 last December...tp sik rasa 40 pun..hehehehe

3. One of your friends?

Mbok (business partner merangkap bestest friend)

4. What should you be doing?

poco-poco kejap tp bos gik lam bilitnya ..cam ney tok..kekekekekee

5. Favourite colour?

suka semua rona tp paling byk makei baju rona ijo

6. Birthplace?

Berek JKR, Sarikei

7. Month of your birth?

December

8. Last person you talked to?

my boss lah...(nya merik assignment seblm nya travelling ptg esok...huhuhuhu)

9. One of your nicknames?

Ann


Dah syaratnya main tag nak..so kitak org dibah tuk siap jak kenak tag...

1) Coki
2) Dayang Kek Lapis
3) Diana
4) Mila Kek Lapis
5) Nucy

Comments

Mizz Coki said…
Kak, nasib mek mukak blog kitak, adoi kenak tagged ler pulak...ahahaha..ok will do!
January 16, 2009 at 9:48 PM
Nur68 said…
Coki dear...wanted to tell u...p tenet angol...hehehe....polah jak homework ya..
January 16, 2009 at 10:03 PM
Mila said…
oi kak. sib bait kamek jalan2 kat blog kitak tek. kena tag la pulak. Kenak tag, kena jawab lah... Sib jak soalan senang, sik lah penin palak kamek nk mereka-reka jawapan.
January 20, 2009 at 7:06 PM
kak_ross said…
makaseh sbb sudi jawab tag kamek....makaseh daun keladi..mun ada, kmk antar lagi......hehe..
January 22, 2009 at 11:57 AM
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