My SuperMum, and SuperGrandmum!

Chalet was nice. the lighting up of all the firecrackers at one go was da bomb! Man, have to thank Alex for sponsoring the chalet for us, and for bringing the PS, and for the bbq, and for the projector(the movie screening was ohh la la), and for the company arhhhhh. Yeaaa, Alex's a true, da best TT senior munnn.

Mann, I wanted to ton the night, but cannot ah. My attempt failed after watching Secret halfway. Ah Ler Mak. And I woke up again to continue movie marathon. I dont wanna be a nurse, after watching Unrest.

Straight home after the chalet, went for friday prayers and slept the afternoon through.

At night, my mum had high fever and she was in pain. She didn't want to wake anybody up and since I was up, I send her to NUH.

I was worried but then that was the most I could do. I wasn't that worried, as my mum was a nurse, and I believe that she knew what's good for her.

Yea.. she's the one who inspired me to take bio. I intend to drop it, but after seeing how my mum used it to help and to advise her patients, herself and the family, it encouraged me to hold on and take bio though it can be brain-sapping with all the memorising, yeaa.

Anyways, I brought some homework to the hospital. Okay, only a maths. Bought milo, blueberry tea(my fav) and this sandwich. It was 1am? Yea.. but milo never fails to keep me up.

My mum called me and she said she had to receive 4 water tubings, 1 tubing's 1 hour. Have to wait till 7am to know if she'll be admitted to one of the wards. She asked to go home but nah..... I see lots of people sleeping soundly on the sofa, I joined in.

Woke up at 6.30(i remember, since it's one of the few experiences sleeping overnight on the sofa at NUH). Maybe it's because there's lots of staffs coming in and less and less of the number of people sleeping on the sofa. Pai seh ah. I rubbed my sleepy eyes and yea... went to my mother to pass her the already-cold sandwich and she broke the bad news, she'll have to stay in the hospital till the doctor finds out what's causing her illness and curing her.

Man, I'm really worried. I really hope she'll be okay, insyaallah. She's the best mum I could ask for, really. She works real hard to be a lecturer and I don't want this illness to be a barrier for her to achieve that.

Yea... a mother's prayer is really powerful. And my mother's no difference. It's because of her prayers that I arrive home safely everyday though the journey back home can be open to threats. And it's the times when people go, "Wa lao, you didn't study but still you've high marks for the test." Sometimes I did study, but they won't believe. But sometimes, when worst comes to worst, either I'm lazy and tired to study or i've no time to study, "It's all possible because of my mother's prayers"

Okay lah, i don't score high all the time, infact I hardly score them. Well, I can't score if I don't put the effort. Yea... prayers and effort work hand in hand. But i'm refering to those times which I didn't study at all, yea.... that's how powerful a mother's prayers can be :D

Don't ever hurt your mum ;)