“Nenek malu nak tengok camera dan gambar (grandma is shy to look at the camera and photo)”.
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‘I also jogged 5KM right before breaking the fast throughout the month. I did it for health reasons, as I just turned 40 years old this year … and also because of ‘girls’! Its been two years since my wife passed away, and its just my daughter and me celebrating raya this year. And I hope that everyone else will also keep on being healthy despite lots of food coming in during Hari Raya Aidilfitri!’
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“Today we just decided to take the train, we don’t want the jam! If we had taken the car, we wouldn’t even have reached here yet. Driving back to our hometown at Kelantan takes around 8 hours without traffic, but during Raya it should be around 12 hours. I remember for Hari Raya Haji last year, it took us 16 hours to reach Kota Bharu. Thankfully its my husband who’s driving! We would love to take the train or the motorcycle, as its a really quick trip. But because of the jam, we’ll take the car. Once at Kelantan I’ll just want to go to sleep, right after giving the kuih-kuih I’ve made for the entire family and relatives.”
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“When driving, I’m thinking of getting back home as fast as I can! Or if I have problems with my girlfriend, then I’ll definitely be thinking about her! Usually if want to go to the toilet, we have to wait until we arrive at certain train stations, where we can stand by. Usually its the PWTC station, and that’s where we take our ‘day leave’ for bathroom or prayer breaks. Same goes for when we want to do our Asar and Maghrib prayers, we have to apply for the day leave and perform it at certain stations only. My train is leaving soon, I have to go now!”
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“The train cannot stop because of us, what can we do! So I usually pack my food or buy something. Today I plan to break my fast by eating Roti John (a type of Malaysian sandwich)!”
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“Even my mother who hates cooking during the rest of the year, she will prepare so many plates of kuih, she’ll spend hours in the kitchen to cook for other people. Our clients are nicer to us because they understand that we are fasting, so they shout less. You don’t use the indicator on the road, I say ok lah I don’t have energy to fight with you, go go. Everyone meets up at the bazaar for iftar, and friends are more excited to see friends than food. Then we donate money for charity, RM 1, RM 2 – do you do that when it’s not Ramadhan?
We just become better people. We become happier people. And we are happier and better because we choose simple choices.”
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