ok....well...

a lot of ppl might b dream abt MALAYSIA's Government can b better or MALAYSIA can b more open or something else....

or mayb some of them would like dream abt all MALAYSIA LADIES would b prettier or sexier~~~(OPPSSS!!...did i say anything XD)

initially....i dun think i would dream abt that is hard to ARCHIEVE in malaysia like CHANGING GOVERNMENT?? ok....fine...is impossible....

ok...my dream is very SIMPLE, pic shown:



IPHONE!!! YES!! i wish there have OFFICIAL IPHONE 3G TO SELL IN MALAYSIA!!



ISN'T IT so ADoRable??? wahahahaha...
there's my wish...hehehe...and i think a lot of MALAYSIAN wish this 2!! :)

EMMADAM: PAPA..i wan it as my bday present!!!

ME:er....mayb next year gua...hahahah XD

well...do u guys hav dreams towards MALAYSIA??

http://adamtui88.blogspot.com/2009/03/what-i-dream-abt-malaysia.html

I wish for us to have better upkeep of personal hygiene in public places.
We ignore and over-relied upon cleaners to do our jobs.

Many of us assumed this is possibly a trivial matter, considering the political and economical instability we are facing.But, I believe it is a reflection of the larger context. It is our mentality that steers this nation, to the right/wrong path. In fact, our ignorance and over-reliance extends beyond the issue of cleanliness. Being aware is not enough.

Hence, let's start making positive differences in our home/school/workplace. Changes on a small scale will certainly see an eruption of transformations in the bigger picture.

Student, 19+, NY

I hope that one day ALL Malaysians will be proud of our own country instead of migrating away from Malaysia or hating this country and talking bad about it.

I wish Malaysian wouldn't shy away from telling others where we belong or where we come from no matter where we go in the future.It is just a simple dream but I guess it's not as simple it seems when it comes to making everyone loving where they belong and be proud of being a Malaysian.But I dream it will happen one day.

PROUD TO BE A MALAYSIAN!

*C*, 23 years old, Puchong, Malaysia

This was a scouting pioneering gadget that me and my friends built 4 years ago in school. I remember standing at the top with a sense of pride and accomplishment.

But more importantly, I remember standing way up there with a stronger sense of freedom and liberation.

This sense has further expanded ever since I went abroad, and I now understand the power of liberation and the effects it can have on a society and its country.

My dream is for Malaysia to consist of liberal thinking citizens, who truly embody Emily Dickinson's quote: "The brain is wider than the sky."

Jump and reach up high. The sky is the limit.

a bunch of wild 17 years old SMDU students enjoying their last year in Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Damansara Utama

I guess my dream is simple: It is that there will be more Markus Ng-s in the world - Malaysians who genuinely love Malaysia, speaks up for the marginalised in her society, and who will work on their dreams so that Malaysia would be a better place. Attached is the Anak Bangsa Malaysia namecard designed by Markus prior to his death. It's in remembrance of him that I send this to ya.

25+, Pharmacist, Petaling Jaya

I wish that we would not miss the glass half full in our attempt to point out the glass half empty

26, London

i wish our upbringings did not create such a huge silent gap between us, i wish our country is less defined by race & religion, i wish what we were nurtured to be didn't tear us apart, i wish not another malaysian heart to break because of this silent wall....

This place used to be a courtyard where I spent afternoon playing 'masak', 'hide-and-seek' with my neighbours or the place where we had ghost month praying event. A place that full of my childhood memories. As time passes, we moved to a better place, we visited this courtyard less and lesser, and now it became a 'small forest'.

The same happens after moving to London - hardly visit home, hardly following news back home, hardly get in touch with friends in Malaysia...
sooner or later, i can easily forget Malaysia - where i was born and grown.

Until you keep yourself with a dream for Malaysia, tie yourself with people sharing similar dreams for Malaysia - Wherever you are, Wherever you go - We are Malaysian.



A shot on a world map, seeing how small malaysia is. Yet there'll be one day everyone could just point out Malaysia because the nations had done something 'Fantastic', FAB, Memorable, Rich, Cool, Fair, Harmony..... that the world could really have 'MALAYSIA' in their mind just as how they could point out the State from the world map and say 'that's the place where Obama lives, Bill Clinton embarass himself, where MIT is, where New York is.....

I believe the day will come... share you dream, MALAYSIAN!

Malaysian, 25 years old, London

this is my dog, Rocky. Isn't he adorable?
I wish Malaysians will give more care to the welfare of dogs