A Brief Flashback

Salam...

       Have you ever felt like going back to your past and enjoying all those precious moments to the fullest? That's what I've been feeling lately. There were too many things came into my mind at the moment. How I used to spend time with my little brothers and sister, joking and poking them around, having some quality time with my mom talking about the future, and a year of foundation in MSU with my fellow housemates. In all honesty, I miss my family. I miss Shah Alam. To conclude, I miss Malaysia. Now I know why they said there's no better place other than home. Yeah.. couldn't agree more.

But hey, why am I not missing the food? ---thinking---

That's because everything is just there in Bradford. Be it a western or a typical Malaysian foodstuff. It's not that weird if you could find daun pandan, serai and asam keping here.

5 months in Bradford has pretty much built up my cooking skill. I can now proudly announced a few dishes I have had a go at. *ini statement bajet. But that also means my mom will be pleased if I could take over her job to do all the cooking once I'm back to Malaysia, doesn't she? Habislaaa...

the three stooges

Standing on the left is Aiman. He is a bit quiet, probably because he's gotta play a role as a brother of two and he often needs to give way to those below him in seeking attention from the eldest. In the middle is Darwish, the aggressive boy. Being the youngest one in the family, he often had his wish fulfilled. And the only girl in the picture is Qistina. She's the only little sister I have and people said that she reminisces me in so many ways. She loves girly thingy and mirror just like I do and etc. I remember a few months back when she kept asking my mom, 'ummi, what month is it now?', knowing the fact that I'll be leaving in September and so she was afraid of approaching that month. Isn't she cute? hehe..

Before pursuing my degree in the UK, I was placed in MSU for a foundation in Biological and Health Science. This was where a completely different phase of my life began. When I was in the secondary school, life was a bit boring since there were just me and my grandma living in a 2-floor bungalow, where I spent most of my time upstairs and being all alone. So when I moved to Shah Alam, living in an apartment of 8, the haywire-ness with the housemates went through all the way and that makes me miss those moments a lot.

Now we've all gone our separate ways. 5 of us (including me) are doing Optometry in the UK and the other 3 made it to India, furthering their degrees in Medicine. 

the optometry girls

the medicine girls

May success accompany us through all the way in completing the degree. In syaa Allah.. Till then, Assalamualaikum..