I can’t seem to find things on what to write.
Or basically the mood to write.
Which is bad and i think has reached an alarming rate cuz I can’t seem
to find things you can relate to or be as attentive as i was before
Writing keeps me in-check with my thoughts.
Putting things in perspective, taking out abstract ideas into solid
talks and actions.
..
..
..
And still, nada.
Well, I guess I need to take it slow. Putting jumble thoughts together.
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I love the feeling you had whenever you went to
a how should i put it sister/ukhuwah/Islamic kind of gathering. Everybody’s all
smile and greeting each other. Ukhuwahh itu manis. I guess, i kind of can feel
it a bit?
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My thoughts are constantly filled with the unknown,
the future you plan, whether you’ll end up this way or the other, will you be
happy doing what you do, etc.
I guess it’s time where you feel
the need to stop playing around. You cannot just plunge head first and
experimenting just as much. And constantly I’ve been thinking on what will I be
doing with my master degree once I got it (I plan on continuing my MSc in Sept
inshaAllah) And will that degree can actually help me be a better individual. A
better muslim.
I might not see it but I find it
hard to imagine what would a master in science can help you be a better muslim
as in helping the society around you.
Ouh, now I’ve found something to
write.
I’ve always been amazed and
forever will be in meeting this one auntie who dedicated herself in
voluntary work. Running a shelter for women, reverts, and at the same time
helping others in need. Being a revert herself, I find she’s such an amazing
lady to has that much dedication to what she’s doing.
So knowing her and able to work
with her for a few times makes me think that there are more to life than
getting a PhD or being a prof or something. True we need more professional
muslims. But seeing her life so... simple fascinates me.
Won’t it be simpler and happier
doing works that directly will benefit others in need. A regular in voluntary
work or I think it is fun if you can open up a business (read: cafe. I love
cute cafes) *well this thought did occur because of my selfish reason of not
wanting to work from 8-5 everyday for God knows how long.*
You can work. But you have time
for your kids. You have time for yourself. An hour or two (or more :P) going
out to the malls during the weekdays enjoying an hour or two in a cafe with a
book in hand before you get back to the reality of your working/marriage life.
Well, you have to start from the
bottom before climbing up to the top. Allah already has a plan for you. How
it’s going to turn out. Be it the way you want it, or you’ll get stuck working
from 8-5 on a daily basis, Allah knows while you don’t.
It’s not that you can plan ahead
of your life. It scares me when i try to put ideas on how it’ll be 5 years from
now. What will I be doing with my life. Even planning my life for the next year
has its uncertainties. That’s human. We have our flaws. Of not knowing. Of
thinking our plan is always the best.
So just take one step at a time.
You can plan how you want your life turns out to be. But keep in mind that
Allah knows best. He knows what’s best for each and everyone of us. And when
the time comes, just accept it with hikmah and say Alhamdulillah, you’ve
reached the part of your life where you imagine it was years ago.
*sigh* it feels good once you start to
write* haha.
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1 comment:
sarah, all the best in your future endeavors. :) find good companies wherever you go, inshaallah bau minyak wangi itu akan terpalit pada awak juga. xoxo
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