I really, really dislike my school. Nak exams finish, please put together can? We’re looking at the younger kids all complete their exams last Thursday, here we are feeling worried.
Haih.
On a side note… been having fun with origami. Check it out yo!
Okay fine it may not be perfect but meh, AT LEAST I TRIED! 
Most of you out there should know what a lens hood is if you own a user. Lens hoods are designed with two primary goals: one is to prevent damage to lenses, and two, to block out stray light. Lens hoods are attached onto lenses like bayonets – you place them in place and turn them to lock them in place. However, after a while, they tend to become loose and are easily detached. Now you wouldn’t want that to happen, would you?
In my case, the lens hood I got was very loose to begin with. It was a 3rd party lens hood which cost me RM50 (no joke!) and so therefore, after reading an article over at PetaPixel, decided to do a very simple DIY trick to solve my lens-hood-stability woes.
Sticking tape!
It is in fact a very, very easy DIY. Before we start, we’ll need:
1. A pair of scissors.
2. Some tape (I used cloth tape, but any type will do)
3. A lens.
4. A matching lens hood.
Scissors and tape
Once you’ve got all 4, we may proceed.
So if you have been stalking my Twitter lately, you would know that I have finally got my beta access to Pottermore! *claps hands in glee*
Some of you may be wondering what it is… and some may be wondering how it’s actually like. So here’s a little post just to enlighten you on how it is like so you can at least know what’s up ahead if you’re patiently waiting for it to be released.
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This is the screen that you will encounter when you access the http://www.pottermore.com/ website.
However, once you click into that ‘Sign in to Pottermore’ button and finally log in, something really nice awaits you. Read on to find out more!