Monthly Archives: September 2009

UPSR

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Dengan nama Allah yang Maha Pemurah lagi Maha Pengasih.

Ya Allah ya Tuhanku,

Kau berkati lah segala ilmu yang telah aku ajarkan,
dan Kau berkatilah segala ilmu yang telah mereka pelajari.
Tenangkan dan lapangkan hati mereka,
dan Kau permudahkanlah segala urusan untuk mereka.
Dan Kau kurniakanlah sebuah kejayaan kepada mereka.

Amin, amin ya-Rabbilalamin.

UPSR will commence from 8th till 10th of September, Tuesday to Thursday.

I hope that all my six kids will be able to answer all papers perfectly fine, though I’m not expecting too much from them.

Dear kids, please bring smiles to the faces of your teachers when we see your results later, mkay.


Diari Ramadhan.

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As for today, we have gone through one third of Ramadhan. Two third to go.

I had sahur and iftar with Along and Azwan for the first eight days and on the ninth day, I had sahur and iftar with Kak Emy.

For iftar yesterday, I had sambal paru, fried chicken and salted egg.

Today is the first day that I eat sahur, fasting as well as iftar, alone. As for sahur, I had an apple and some water ready on the table because I know that the lights will go off by midnight. And knowing me, I wouldn’t want to be sitting at the table in the living room alone, especially in the dark.

And for iftar today, I had yesterday’s salted egg and fried chicken with altered sambal paru.

Heh.

Today also marks the first day after an eleven-days break from normal schooling hours and workload. I had no lesson after 9.30 am and waiting for the bell to ring at 12.50 pm seems longer than usual. So, I spent the time registering some library books into the Buku Perolehan as well as editing the first seven pages of Mak Faizah’s paperwork.

That is today.

I think this is the most active Ramadhan of my life.

The first day of Ramadhan itself was spent in Pasar Kraftangan and Heritage Village in Kota Kinabalu (as seen in previous entry). Seventh day of Ramadhan was spent walking around the forest of Sepilok. We even got lost in RDC itself. It was too tiring that by the time the orang utan came out to be fed, I couldn’t be bothered to watch them anymore.

Heh.

I just had eleven days off, another three working days to go, then next week where UPSR is concerned, which I’m sure there’ll be a few days off, then another two working days in the week after before I’m off for my almost-two-weeks Raya break.

Can’t wait.