A Muslim by choice.

I would love to meet and marry a guy who is a Muslim by choice. I remained a Muslim by choice, but I became a Muslim because my parents are Muslims. They became one because their parents are also Muslims. And so on..

But someone who wasn't born a Muslim, who grew up as a believer of any other religion, but then embraces Islam based on his/her own rationale choice, is truly amazing.

And I would really love to meet one. They're truly blessed.

Btw, tried to search for a muslimbychoice pics, couldn't find one, and this one is just superbly awesome so i decide to put it here. took it from deviantart, done by kaela16. she has a beautiful gallery, here's a link to it, do check it out: http://kaela16.deviantart.com/gallery/

I love food.

This is my version of potato gratin. Basically a dish of baked potatoes with cream and cheese. Yummyyyyy!

Tried to re-create what i usually tasted, made by my chef to be cousin, but semestinyalah x jadi spt dia. haha!~ the potato wasn't as soft, xcukup lame masak dah lapar.. hee.. but it was yummy enough. =)

tibe2 rajin nak update pasal personal things pagi2 bute ni kan.. hehe..

Macam mana nk kurus? makan bende2 gini je.. haih~

The train ride to the land of smiles.

[This is a personal blog post.]

Since dah lame gile x update, terase seperti nk update namun kemalasan mahu perah otak for something intellectual, maka terhasil lah blog post ini..... =P

We went to Hatyai, Thailand for several days last week during the school holidays. Since my little sister have never taken the train to anywhere before, we decided to begin and end the journey with a train ride.

Here comes the pics....

my bro and sis.

the gerai's at night. there are muslims and non muslims sellers.

the masjid in hatyai kot.. or was it songkhla? hehe.

Floating market.

The modern tuk tuks. no longer using the scooter like vehicles. And at the back is our hotel.

It was good. The whole trip. The last time i traveled anywhere by train was like ages ago back when i was a small child, so its a great experience for me. Been to Thailand before, was in Bangkok years back, but Hatyai was a bit more peaceful compared to Bangkok. And there's a lot of Muslims too, so food wasn't a problem at all. Its just at the border btw, you can drive your own car there, so its quite a good place to go to for a weekend escape... if you know how to drive aggressively, the drivers here are beasts on the road, everyone's seems to be racing for something.