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Miri Beach Glamping Resort marks new era of tourism in Sarawak

Kasut pun ada cerita tersendiri dalam kehidupan

Shoes and slippers are no longer just footwear for protection, but rather a reflection of personality, social status, and confidence. This article delves into interesting trivia about footwear, such as the historical fact that high heels were originally worn by men. It further explores the stories and significance of shoes in our lives.

‘Hati-hati dengan wanita yang pilih ‘circle’ kecil…’

A social media post advising caution around women with small social circles has gone viral in Malaysia. The post claims these women are perceptive and can detect negative energy, preferring to avoid drama. Many users agreed, citing experiences with toxic people and the benefits of smaller, more genuine connections. Some even described having reached a 'turning point' by adopting this approach.

‘Jangan tunggu suami’ – Mekyun miliki rumah pertama di usia 28 tahun

Malaysian influencer Mekyun, 28, celebrated purchasing her first home, believed to be located in Wangsa Melawati, Kuala Lumpur. She expressed pride in her achievement and emphasized the importance of women's financial independence, encouraging them to save and invest in property. She advised women not to rely on husbands or others for housing, highlighting the importance of owning assets for future security and control. Her message resonated with many online, who congratulated her and agreed with her sentiments on self-reliance and property ownership.

Asimilasi muzik, masakan tarikan Break Room

Break Room cafe in Johor Bahru, Malaysia, offers a unique dining experience combining music and cuisine. Owner Ahmad Adam aims to provide a distinct atmosphere with Western-style dishes, allowing customers to recharge while enjoying live DJ sets. The cafe's name, Break Room, reflects its purpose as a place to unwind and enjoy good food and music.

‘Culture shock’ dapat sebumbung dengan suami pembersih, rajin

A Malaysian woman shared her initial 'culture shock' after marrying a man with meticulous grooming habits. Her husband irons already-folded t-shirts after showering, styles his hair, applies cologne, and then folds laundry while relaxing at home. This surprised her, as she initially expected him to be going out. Her post resonated with other social media users who shared similar experiences with their tidy and proactive husbands.

Pelajar TESL suka melaram, digelar ‘jangok’

Aleya Qistina Kamaruddin, a 21-year-old from Kelantan, has a passion for beauty and fashion. Nicknamed "jangok" (stylish) in her local dialect, she enjoys experimenting with different styles. However, she believes true beauty lies not just in physical appearance but also inner qualities like kindness and demeanor. She shares her fashion and lifestyle on social media, focusing on positivity. While having many followers, she hasn't experienced negative interactions, mostly receiving messages from people wanting to connect.

‘Suami jangan kedekut dengan isteri, rezeki akan tertutup’

Malaysian celebrity and entrepreneur Ifa Raziah advises husbands not to be stingy with their wives, emphasizing that a husband's sustenance is often blessed through his wife's prayers and support. She shares her personal experience of her husband's generosity, highlighting how he fulfills her wishes, even for luxury items. Ifa believes that a husband's success is due to the prayers of both his mother and wife, and emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and appreciation within a marriage.

Beranikan diri memijak rumput yang hijau

In today's hectic and noisy world, constant notifications and stressful commutes have left many feeling empty. People are relentlessly chasing something, often unaware of the void in their lives. They exist, but don't truly live. The article encourages readers to reflect on this and seek a more fulfilling existence.

Rock ‘n’ register: Festival-goers in Urumqi can now marry mid-show

During the Strawberry Music Festival in Urumqi, Xinjiang, a couple exchanged vows and officially registered their marriage at a temporary registry set up at the venue. This reflects a growing trend in China where marriage registration services are being offered in unconventional locations like music festivals and mountaintops to cater to young couples' desire for unique experiences. This initiative also follows a policy change simplifying inter-regional marriage registration, making the process easier for couples working away from their hometowns.

Bengkel gubahan bunga hidup dan buah uji kreativiti

Nor Syairah Sulaiman, 34, enjoys flower arranging as a therapeutic hobby. She frequents flower shops to purchase various blooms for her home. She arranges them creatively without formal training, finding the process relaxing and fulfilling. The article mentions her attendance at a flower and fruit arranging workshop to further develop her skills.

Amcorp Mall ‘berhantu’, ramai lelaki masuk keluar ‘menangis’

Amcorp Mall in Petaling Jaya, known for collectibles, has been jokingly dubbed "haunted" due to shoppers, particularly men, leaving with bags full of purchases. A Facebook post by Adam John described the mall as a "wallet-draining pit." Netizens shared similar experiences, with some calling it "dangerous" for their spending habits. Comments described men leaving in tears or with multiple shopping bags, attributing the phenomenon to the mall's allure and weekend deals.

Dekorasi klasik, mewah ala Eropah

A 34-year-old Malaysian fashion designer, Muhammad Firdaus Syaipun Naim, has designed his home with a classic and luxurious European theme. He describes the elegant space as reminiscent of an English manor, reflecting his long-standing passion for European aesthetics. He appreciates the timeless and opulent feel of the design.

Keliru label halal, Syasya Rizal termakan daging babi di China

Malaysian singer Syasya Rizal accidentally consumed pork at a restaurant in China due to confusion over halal labeling. She realized her mistake after her husband inquired with the staff about Muslim-friendly options. Syasya shared her experience on TikTok, emphasizing the importance of double-checking halal labels, but later deleted the video. She admitted losing her appetite despite the availability of other halal dishes at the restaurant. Syasya was vacationing in China with her husband and child.

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Still waters run deep, guiding clear decisions

Even small decisions can feel overwhelming when stressed, impacting bigger life choices. Stress clouds judgment and leads to impulsive reactions. Finding calmness through practices like deep breathing and mindfulness allows for clearer, kinder decision-making. The book "The Seven Year Slip" explores these themes, highlighting the importance of time and reflection in healing and making life choices.

Imran minat baking bersama keluarga

Since childhood, Imran Rashid has been passionate about baking. This passion is shared with his siblings, thanks to their mother's early introduction to baking. Recently, Imran and two of his siblings gained online attention with their "Tiramisu Challenge" TikTok video, posted on Hafiz Rashid's account, which garnered 2.2 million views (and counting). The full article requires login/subscription.

Buzzed on beats, not booze: How coffee raves are redefining the way Gen Z parties in Singapore

Daytime "coffee raves" are trending in Singapore and globally, offering a Gen Z alternative to traditional clubbing. These alcohol-free events feature DJs, specialty coffee, and a high-energy atmosphere fueled by caffeine rather than alcohol. Attendees appreciate the safe, social environment without the pressure of alcohol-fueled interactions. This trend aligns with the growing "sober curious" movement and reports of decreased alcohol consumption among young adults.

[VIDEO] ‘Nasib jadi, kalau tak mesti tidur luar’

A Malaysian husband's creative ironing hack using a plastic bag filled with hot water went viral on TikTok. His wife, @Hnyy55, shared the video showing how effective the method was at removing wrinkles from their clothes while on vacation after forgetting their iron. Netizens praised the husband's ingenuity, with some joking about the potential consequences if the hack had failed.

China’s hassle-free marriage rule fuels travel, consumption

A new "wedding plus travel" trend is emerging in China after the removal of household registration rules for marriages. Couples like Yang Min and He Xingyue are now opting for destination weddings, combining their nuptials with vacations. The relaxed rules make cross-region marriage registration easier, particularly for the large mobile population. May 20th, with its romantic numerical association, saw a surge in registrations, including a group wedding at Erhai Lake in Dali, Yunnan Province.