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Assalamualaikum and Hi...

Bagai dicita pucuk, ulam mendatang. hehe.

Why?

Well, as you can see...if you have been following this blog, you would surely understand the feeling that I'm facing now. The dream I had had certainly disturbed me, that I've made an entry about it.

MashaAllah. Satu kesedihan tapi sebenarnye terlalu banyak nikmat yang Allah bg tanpa saya sedari. Saya terlupa.

Suprisingly, as I reach home after Maghrib (I had to go to school because its a replacement day for Deepavali), I saw few books on the coffee table at the hall..

"Satu buku tu untuk Dila", said Abah. and guess what??

Its this...


I've read and seen the book for so many times. Wanted it, but I'm looking for the right time (because reading needs time)...and I guess, the time has come. The book itself came as a gift at the moment I really need "someone, something" to sooth all the restless,shaky feeling.

Thank you!!

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