If you walk down the street and saw this, kind of tall, Chinese looking girl with a pair of dimples and a mole on the left eye brow, that’s me. My name is Qistina Mohamad Helmi, I was born on the 17th of February 1994, which was also my sister’s birthday. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t have a twin sister; in fact the age gap between me and my sister is 15 years apart. I don’t quite look like a Malay because I am mixed Chinese, my grandparents on my mothers’ side are Chinese, my grandfather converted to Islam and my grandmother was adopted by a Malay family since she was young. So my mother is practically a Chinese! Even though we don’t speak Mandarin at home, and act like typical Malays, I am happy to say that I am mixed. So now that we are clear about my roots, I would like to tell you a little bit more about me. I am a girl who prefers talking over writing but at the same time likes listening better than talking. I am not good at sports at all. Not that I have not tried, I did, but I will end up either getting my knees twisted or feeling frustrated for being rejected because I was not good enough. I am not the type of person who gives up easily and like to challenge myself of trying something new. I am so honoured and advantaged to be chosen as one of the JSL. I really have faith, that all twenty of us can carry out our responsibilities that has been mandated upon us.
Sharing the thoughts, experiences and travel logs of the Elite Student Leaders of Johor.
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Introducing Qistina :)
If you walk down the street and saw this, kind of tall, Chinese looking girl with a pair of dimples and a mole on the left eye brow, that’s me. My name is Qistina Mohamad Helmi, I was born on the 17th of February 1994, which was also my sister’s birthday. Don’t get me wrong, I don’t have a twin sister; in fact the age gap between me and my sister is 15 years apart. I don’t quite look like a Malay because I am mixed Chinese, my grandparents on my mothers’ side are Chinese, my grandfather converted to Islam and my grandmother was adopted by a Malay family since she was young. So my mother is practically a Chinese! Even though we don’t speak Mandarin at home, and act like typical Malays, I am happy to say that I am mixed. So now that we are clear about my roots, I would like to tell you a little bit more about me. I am a girl who prefers talking over writing but at the same time likes listening better than talking. I am not good at sports at all. Not that I have not tried, I did, but I will end up either getting my knees twisted or feeling frustrated for being rejected because I was not good enough. I am not the type of person who gives up easily and like to challenge myself of trying something new. I am so honoured and advantaged to be chosen as one of the JSL. I really have faith, that all twenty of us can carry out our responsibilities that has been mandated upon us.
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