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17th January 2013

Assalamualaikum people
My goal this is year is to write more InsyaAllah.
So here I am again.
Today was another amazing day for me.
Alhamdulillah


1. We had our Annual Cross Country today so I had to punch in around 7.00 a.m. Today, one of my student's mom came and met me. She handed me a pack of homemade bihun goreng which was still warm, as an indicator that she was just prepared it this morning and, and asked me to eat. For some people, it might mean nothing, but for me, it was a BIG thing. It was not only the homemade, packed food, it was the thought that counted. Thanks for putting up a smile on my face early in the morning. Semoga Allah murahkan rezeki puan dan keluarga and boleh prepare packed food for me again kihkihkih


2. On my way back home, the husband sent me a picture showing the offer letter. Yup. The offer letter from PETRONAS that secures a place for the husband, based in KL. Like I have been tweeting, this is just a kickoff of something great and new. And insyaAllah may Allah ease every single thing for us. Pray for us, people =D . For the time being, he is going alone. Once everything is settled, and things run smoothly, I will join him insyaAllah. Hellooooo E-Gtukar! Hikhik


3. Today is Ijat's birthday too. And I am happy to receive the news of Nina pregnancy. Congratulations you both! May Allah ease everything and Ijat, please take a great care of Nina. Well, I know you will insyaAllah.


4. Umi asked to join her to Masjid as they were reciting Yassin and Tahlil for the late Furoda. It was not easy for me to watch their daughters Radiah, Masir and Ila, crying over while reciting Yassin. I was imagining myself being in their places. Losing mother is the last thing we want in this world. Yet, we have to be prepared. Huhu. Semoga arwah tergolong dalam golongan beriman. Amin.


Stay positive and double your prayer, Elun!

Comments

Cik D momy the ZAs said…
hi dear, what a great begining of the year... my prayer'll owez be wif u & wan. Have a beautiful year ahead :)
January 25, 2013 at 9:10 AM
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