February Babies

(ha ha aku paham agak ramai yang post pasal birthday, but rest assured, this one will be a bit different ha ha)

I had a wonderful birthday celebration recently. Yes, this year I am 19 years old. How fast the time flies. Birthday celebration never fails to excite me (except for the fact that I am getting older) - this is when I am reminded to sit back and reflect how fortunate I am to be blessed with so much love. Sometimes, when life is pulling us too much, we need to take a break and salvage all the good time that we have and enjoy it with the people that we love.

Dedication One:

Muhammad Luqman Hakim and Muhammad Ali Imran were born in Penang on 1 February 1996. These two kids have provided so much fun and intolerable antics which sometimes could drive me crazy. The age gap between three of us is quite big and therefore the communication could be a bit difficult. I could not understand what they want and they too could not fathom my character. I spent most of my times in koleq and that was the point where I did not give full attention to both of them. I never put myself in their shoes on how they felt as adik yang kecik. I am pretty sure that a love by one elder brother is important to the life of a younger brother.

I have just realised that I have strayed too far from them and I guess this is the time for me to correct the failure. Actually, deep inside my heart, I am very proud to see the progress of my two beloved brothers. Luqman is currently playing hockey for his school at a very young age. I still remembered vividly when my mother told me that how happy he was when he got selected to attend a hockey project which was organized by his school (ha ha no wonder rumah aku dah macam store sukan dia). As for Imran, he does something different compared to the two of us. He joins the school orchestra and already went to do a few performances outside the school.

I feel happy to see my brothers are growing up in a positive environment. It will definitely enrich their knowledge and make them a better person in the future. If you guys can read this, I just want to wish HAPPY BIRTHDAY and I love you both so much.

Dedication Two:

Me, Ucop (Yusoff Adhzan Adnan) and Cacat (Afif Wahdi Ahmad) were born in February. Ucop was born on 4 February 1991, Cacat was on 5 February 1991 and I was on 6 February 1991. Ucop was quite close to me during those days since we studied in the same class. Well, he always turned to me to complain about his exam results and voiced out his fear about SPM. Both of us tried to provide a strong support system to each other whenever the results let us down and inspired each other to strive harder. However, at the end of the day, we both took different ways and went on to pursue our own dreams. Ucop is now in Matriculation Centre of International Islamic University of Malaysia.

Talking about Cacat, our final year in MCKK was the first time where we were put together in the same class. I think Cacat is really one good friend since he can tolerate with my antics and put up everything with me. Furthermore, he helped a lot in my study especially with Chemistry. I got A1 for that subject and until now I owe him for that matter.

To Cacat and Ucop, thank you very much for everything. February babies really rock the world!

Dedication Three:

I would like to say thank you very much for all the wishes, SMSes, cards and gifts given by all of you. You know who you are and you are the best people in the world.

Thank you to Ada, Nisya, and Kam for the chocolates and the cute teddy bear he he.

Thank you very much to Yuhaikal for throwing a surprise party with the rest of the friends. I really had a good time with you.

Thank you to Ayah and Ibu for the wishes. I know both of you wish me all the good things throughout my entire life.

And lastly, thank you very much to Abang Raf, Rashad and Ben. I know the plan went a bit haywire but I had a great celebration ha ha. The effort taken in order to bring the ‘real gift’ was beyond thank you and appreciation ha ha. Kalau macam nie, hari-hari birthday pun takpe he he. Thank you very much and I really appreciate your effort and kindness.

I also understand that this would mean I have a bigger responsibility ahead me. Getting older is not a license for you to have a free hand in doing things. I must act responsibly and work harder in order to achieve my dream. The clock is ticking faster, and therefore I cannot wait for others.