Sweet Jasmine. Take care of all of you at home. Think carefully about the course to pursue. You are a smart girl. You have a gift, capability and opportunity that many people don't have. Make use of all that with your excellent results. Do solat isthikarah if you have any doubts or if you want to know which is best for you. Hope you find a path that bring good to all. Love you.

 I do love my mum.

Happy birthday, Dad.

With love, your daughter.

Love the Little Things Like This

The hug of a loved one, the smile of a baby, the licking of a pet, the feeling of sun in your face, the laughter while watching this video...

You gotta enjoy the little things :)

Hello there.

Apart from being on bad terms with my mum, I had a good weekend. By my standards anyway. And I've realized that I don't have someone to share it with. I don't have someone to call and just tell them my plans for the weekend. Sad, which is why I'm currently blogging.

Anyway, I had a good time with my family especially my cousins and uncle at the wedding - from the akad nikah to the persandingan. 

 

 

I can't remember the last time I saw that uncle of mine who is probably my favourite and not just because he's a fellow Liverpool fan. I like how the first thing he did after I greeted him was pulled me down to sit beside him and mentioned Fernando Torres. 

I'm also happy for the bride and groom and wish them all the happiness they deserve. Cousin-in-law(?) seems like a good guy so I approve. And he's not so bad on the eyes too. 

On Sunday, I went to Malacca to celebrate my niece's baptism. Yes, I'm an aunt. Isabelle Ariana. Cute name. Cute baby girl. And her dad makes the cutest and prettiest baked goodies.

 

The weekend ended on a high with Liverpool's massive win over Manchester United. Words cannot express how elated I was. Heck, I was so excited I could barely sleep. Time for a new week to kick off and I hope you (whoever reading this) have a great one.

17 years, 9 months, and 15 days.

It's hard to believe that it's already March when I've spent two months resting and mostly sitting at home. With the SPM results coming out soon, now I have to really think about my future, decide what I want to do and where I want to go. It's definitely not easy. Not for me anyway. 

Last night, my parents lectured me about being independent, taking initiative and all that. I wasn't really in the mood for it for all I wanted to do was sleep. I understand what they're trying to say. I can do better, but you can't blame everything on me. Where were you when I needed someone to advice me? Where were you when I was stressing out about my exams and future? You had seventeen years to tell me about the whole process of getting into a good university, but you're now asking me to do my own research. 

All I'm saying is I'm just not ready to be 18 yet. I hope I'll learn in time.

I haven't had any proper sleep in about 30 hours so what I'm about to say might not make any sense. 

Mum,

I don't see the point of me wasting my Friday at some event just to temankan her. It's not the right week of the month okay. We aren't even that close. And I'm sure she has other friends. I'm going to the wedding on Saturday anyway. So there really is no need to bribe me with a new bag and call me "sombong girl".

PS. You still owe me RM120.

This is a Dad Appreciation Post

You heard me. (Hi, Colin)

I was actually inspired by my friend to start a new blog where I could just let out all my frustrations. But who would have thought that my first post would be dedicated to my dad... and in a good way. For all the times I've been mad at him, I do appreciate everything he's done for me. His methods may not be the best or even understandable at times, but at least he's trying. Which makes me want to do the same as well. His birthday is in less than a week, so that's a good opportunity :)