of muruku and ketupat

Dearest friends,

there's so much bull to be observed amongst our politicians these days. their fights has become so petty that i would love to brush it aside as dumb 2 yr olds squabbling (but i fear that i would insult the 2 yr olds with this statement) but i can't overlook it due to the effect that its having on so many party's feeling.

but with so much festivity coming up, i'll keep that grumble for another day. today, i'd like to wish everyone a very

Happy Deepavali & Selamat Hari Raya!!!

may good things continue to triumph over the bads in your lives and maaf zahir batin ya! may these auspicious days bring good things your way :)

have loads of goodies and have a great time with your love ones coz i believe this is the time when you should spend some extra time with them :) i'll be envy-ing u guys from afar coz i so want 2 eat muruku and also balik kampung. thank God for good friends then.

by the way to those of you who are still wondering if they can celebrate wif each other, this is wat the PM said in The Star today:

“It does not mean that a non-Muslim will be going to the mosque and a Muslim will be going to the temple to take part in religious rites or activities, just because we celebrate Kongsi Raya. This is certainly not it.
“We are celebrating each other’s festivals in the spirit of social relations, unity and togetherness. There is no problem in doing this and we have been doing this for years."

hahaha this reflected what i said before. i seriously think that those ulama have never experienced this uniquely malaysian experience. poor souls - deprived of joy.

so people, CELEBRATE this festive season with a lot of TOLERANCE, JOY and LOVE.

God bless u and keep u safe!

you must see beyond what you believe and walk in the shoe of those people you make judgement. our lives are shaped by our experiences. our experiences are never the same. that is why you must listen, learn and judge no other.

- taken from the book Geneva's Legacy-