Selamat Hari Raya :)

A photo that will be sent to Utusan next year (according to Farah).. hehe ;p

Maaf zahir & batin.

"Taqabalallahu minna waminkum"

Eid day

My day

Today in the clinic, a patient came into the room (he booked in for double session to get his Mental Health Plan done by my GP)

...after 30 minutes of consultation and when the patient has left...

Dr C* = Did you feel 'uneasy' when he keeps talking? Keep pushing me and telling unnecessary stories. *dengan penuh perasaan*

Me = "uhuu?" *innocent* (without actually telling the truth)

and the truth is I was so sleepy at that moment, and 'terangguk-angguk' during that consultation, when I was actually writing some notes. huhu. Luckily I was sitting behind Dr C, so he didn't realise that. Sorry Dr C, I was very tired. I am not sure whether the patient saw me sleeping or not.

Anyway, tomorrow will be my last day with Dr C. I should go to bed now. Nanti tak terbangun pula nak qiyam mlm ni. Utk semua, jom sama2 kejar Lailatul Qadr.

p/s: i desperately need to buy a calling card. I want to call my family & kakak bulat too.

*name has been de-identified

Hope everything is fine

Muslim meriwayatkan daripada Abu Darda' r.a., bahawa Rasulullah SAW bersabda:

Maksudnya: "Doa seseorang Muslim untuk saudaranya (sesama Muslim) tanpa pengetahuannya adalah mustajab. Setiap kali dia memanjatkan doa kebaikan untuk saudaranya, di atas kepalanya ada seorang malaikat yang berkata: 'Amin. Semoga engkau juga beroleh perkara yang sama"

Dearest sister,

I hope everything turns out fine. Have good rest. My prayer will always be with you, my dear sister-keeper.

Claytonians that we miss most

Gambar-gambar warga Clayton dulu (2008-2010). Sekarang Clayton dah sunyi :(

Eid celebration 2010

Rounders team 1

Rounders team 2

Eid fitri 2009 (but Kak Ad went missing? ahaa)

Netball tournament at Jells Park

Malam raya 2009

With Nuha

Eid celebration at Rusden House

...And last but not least, with my dearest sister who is currently busy working at ED, HSNZ KT

Onde onde

Onde onde that I've cooked after tarawikh prayer just now. Hope you'll like it, auntie. I'll bring extra pieces for my GP, and for other staffs at the clinic too. Hope everyone'll enjoy it. Plus, I am going to teach them how to pronounce 'onde onde' properly tomorrow :)

p/s: I hope tomorrow will be an easy day, ameen. I want to break my fast at home, and probably arrive home before it gets dark outside.. (I know it's quite impossible though, huhu)