I recently took a fun personality test to see which football player matches me, and the result was completely unbelievable - it turned out to be Virgil van Dijk, a Liverpool player... as a Liverpool supporter, the result made it even more exciting and memorable, adding a fun twist to my day and giving me another reason to smile...
I celebrated my birthday at Jibby East, Taman Melati, enjoying a warm and stylish dining experience surrounded by great food and good company... the celebration was made even more special by their signature dishes, including the flavourful Shakshouka, tender Middle Eastern‑inspired lamb dishes, hearty all‑day breakfast platters, and indulgent desserts such as Kunafa... the combination of a cozy ambience, generous portions, and well‑crafted flavours made it a memorable birthday celebration and a perfect place to mark a special occasion...
today’s online class had a special Liverpool‑themed background, and I was proudly wearing my Liverpool shirt as well... this day made it even more meaningful, marking a memorable moment both personally and as a Liverpool supporter... thank you to everyone who took the time to send birthday wishes - it truly made the day extra special... you’ll never walk alone...
Naja shared a post on the morning of my birthday to celebrate a truly special moment - Liverpool being crowned champions on my birthday... it made the day even more meaningful, combining a personal celebration with a historic achievement for the club... the gesture added to the joy and made the birthday memory extra memorable, especially as a Liverpool supporter... Liverpool were officially crowned English Premier League champions after Chelsea defeated Manchester City 2-1... this result mathematically confirmed Liverpool as the EPL winners, ending 30‑year wait for a league title...
we had the opportunity to travel across state borders after obtaining official permission from the police to celebrate Hari Raya in Jelebu, even though it was already beyond the third week of Syawal... nevertheless, it was still considered part of the festive season, making the visit meaningful and special as we continued to cherish the spirit of Raya with family and loved ones...
everyone seems to be afraid of hearing news about the Coronavirus, yet when it comes to listening to or spreading viral content - especially the negative kind - they eagerly pass it along without hesitation... this kind of behaviour does nothing to help reduce new cases; instead, it only contributes to more problems... it reminds me of an old line from classic Hindi movies that we rarely hear these days - well done, Betey...
anyone who watched wrestling back in the 1980s knows how legendary it was... some wrestlers from the golden era have passed away, while others are still alive today... wrestlers competed for championship belts, aiming to become champions within their respective categories... some played dirty, some took advantage when strong opponents became weak, some pretended to help only to attack later, and others acted as instigators, waiting for the right moment to win... in reality, all of this was carefully planned by wrestling management... the audience cheered, reacted emotionally, and got fully invested in the wrestlers’ performances, which were so convincing that they felt real...
even today, wrestling continues with new wrestlers, each carrying their own manifesto to attract followers and supporters... this may sound like a story about wrestling, but in truth, it closely resembles modern politics... people should not get overly emotional - citizens are like wrestling spectators: they pay to enter, but remain outside the ring... they can bring banners, criticize, shout, or insult, but do the wrestlers really care? reflect on this and avoid becoming too fanatical... if you truly want to be a champion, then enter politics and compete by political rules... until then, enjoy watching the political wrestling show - and stay cool...
I made this myself for personal use only, not for sale, and I am truly satisfied with the result because it is my own handmade creation... I know exactly the quality and purity of the ingredients used, which gives me confidence and peace of mind...
beginning on 13 March 2020, throughout the month of Ramadhan with adjusted fasting hours, and taking a break on 1 Syawal, today marks the 81st day of my journey practising intermittent fasting... over time, as the body adapts, it starts to feel lighter and more energetic... what may seem like self‑denial at first is, in reality, a rewarding and enjoyable experience... above all, this journey requires strong self‑discipline, consistency, and commitment to maintaining a healthier lifestyle...
