Tears of a Sister.

Star Q

i.  Cheat's Tiramisu

ii.  Pindah!!!

My sister, may happiness be yours soon, Insya Allah

It's been two weeks since my brother-in-law had his leg amputated due to complications partly due to diabetes.  And all that time my sister has literally become more than a wife to him.  It is sad to see someone who, probably due to to such a circumstance, refuse to take it upon himself to try to do things on his own.

21st : All In God's Grace

Star Q

i.  Layered Potato Bread Pie

ii.  Countdown To Teachers Day

Image sourced from Google

I'm not counting the days, but the consistent reminder from my better half and the kids that this special (to whom, I wonder?) is just around the corner.  They all know, that on any special day, be it Mother's Day (there, I said it!) or Teachers Day or any other commemorative day, they can expect a special menu for the day, or at least a special dish.

Celebrating Mother's Love

Star Q

i.  Mini Chicken Pies

ii.  Bermulalah Pra-U 2012/2013

I believe that you cannot pick one particular day to express your love towards your mother especially when consider that there is not one day that goes by that a mother does not express her love towards us; love that is shown in every sense of the word.  

Voluntary Displays of Vandalism

Entries in My Other Blogs :

i.  Moss Cake with Oreos

ii.  Painting the New History Galleria

Image sourced from Facebook

The debate about the pros and cons of social networks has been going on for as long as they have existed.  People have found long lost friends through social networks.  Long lost families have been reconnected through it; knowledge and experiences are exchanged in the name of goodwill through its pages.

To The Brave

Entries in My Other Blogs

i.  Daisy Lime Cupcakes

ii.  Painting the New History Galleria

You can only determine a person's bravery when one is confronted with such and such a situation.  You can never be called brave unless you have gone through that situation.  And for today at least, 1st May 2012, I can take off my hat (or songkok, in my case!) to my sister who had experienced a very difficult phase in her life.

At 6.00 p.m., her husband was wheeled into the Operating Theater of one of the hospitals in the state where is residing.  For reasons, I would rather not disclose here, he had to have his leg amputated just below the knee.  True, the doctor did ask her for a joint decision, but I had advised her that that decision should be made by his nine other siblings; because if anything were to go wrong then my sister would not be blamed.