28 August 2008
After sending me to school today, nini laki and mummy together with Safiya went to Chinatown in Fortitude Valley ... as usual, to buy halal meat and also seafoods. The fasting month of Ramadan is just around the corner, and so it's convenient to have the supply ready by now. Mummy and nini laki bought quite a lot, since we're planning on hosting a small 'tahlil' and 'Iftar' ceremony sometime next week.
Anyway, about the misfortune ...
Sadly, mummy told me that while crossing a road at the city, mummy and Safiya tripped and fell. Apparently, Safiya was holding hands with mummy when Safiya suddenly tripped ... and pulled mummy down with her! Nini laki was shocked, and at first thought that mummy felt dizzy and lost her balance. The scary thing (I didn't see it but I can picture it from mummy's story) is that they tripped in the middle of the road at the traffic lights crossing. Thankfully, people around them were helpful and felt concerned, and offered help. One even helped pick up Safiya's hair clip that fell on the road. To anyone out there, if this story rings a bell, thanks a lot for your help!
To daddy, don't worry ... both mummy and Safiya are alright, except for little scars on Safiya's forehead and mummy's knee. Oh gosh, I wish I was there to help them out.
Sadly, mummy told me that while crossing a road at the city, mummy and Safiya tripped and fell. Apparently, Safiya was holding hands with mummy when Safiya suddenly tripped ... and pulled mummy down with her! Nini laki was shocked, and at first thought that mummy felt dizzy and lost her balance. The scary thing (I didn't see it but I can picture it from mummy's story) is that they tripped in the middle of the road at the traffic lights crossing. Thankfully, people around them were helpful and felt concerned, and offered help. One even helped pick up Safiya's hair clip that fell on the road. To anyone out there, if this story rings a bell, thanks a lot for your help!
To daddy, don't worry ... both mummy and Safiya are alright, except for little scars on Safiya's forehead and mummy's knee. Oh gosh, I wish I was there to help them out.
See that red scar on the right? Talk about a misfortune! Another memory to bring back home!
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