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WW time.. ! - Nai at Tak Pe Je.

Assalamu'alaikum. Ok,  I seriously don't have much words left after such a long day. So, let the pictures do the talking. Of my choice of outfit for today, that is. Nothing intelligence about it, eh? Well, life is too serious already, so I'm opt for lighter things every now and then. ^_^ The 1st and the 2nd set of the photos were taken just before I went home, while the last set before entering musolla for Asar prayer. Crumpled Shawl : Nadia Hijabs Kurung Pesak Gantung (chiffon saree with cotton lining) : tailored. Thanks to the red hot chilli peppers shawl, the otherwise ever so simple baju kurung seemed shining. But that's how I love my floral prints, actually. Sweet and simple. So, yeah. There goes nothing.. Thanks for keep coming back, dearest. Love you loads! Till then, Assalamu'alaikum. - Nai at Tak Pe Je.

Assalamu'alaikum. Yesterday was quite a productive Monday, I would say. Rush hour and adrenaline havoc in the morning, which lasted from 9 till 11.45am approximately. Really gotta brace my heart and braved the battles with time and procedure and sick people holding children for 'ransom'. Yeah, I only had two matters yesterday in Shah Alam but both of the same nature, one way or another. Hence, the tight face. I didn't even feel like smiling, really. I had a week earlier made little arrangement with a fellow blogger, sis Yan to finally meet up after whatever matter necessary to be done in the morning. Since the matters turned out much better than anticipated, I had some ample time before the premeditated lunch date with sis Yan. I did a quick round window shopping at the Shah Alam City Centre and went to the Uncle K for a mug of hot latte, which wasn't granted a wish - the latte-mocha-cappucinno machine had apparently broken down. Hence, another sour face...

Assalamu'alaikum. I attended a packed and tensed professional course on Friday recently, which had drained me both mentally and physically. Like, all four corners of the huge hall were hitting me bit by bit - minute after minute, hour after hour. Boy, I must have aged ten times older that day! I somehow managed to stay alert right until the last slot in the evening but almost lost it at the very end of the closing ceremony. Thank God the guest of honour didn't have much intention to lengthen his speech more than necessary.  Anyways,  that day I wore a black and white polka dots kurung Pahang paired with white shawl. The dots seemed to represent the uncertain links in my career, the missing ports in my life. Well, sort of. That much the course had affected me in loads of ways. Hence, the emotional drain.  And for the first time in a long time my heart was calling for rescue,"Mom... I'm tired!!!" Yeah, we adults still crave for moms.. - Nai at...

Assalamu'alaikum. This past few weeks have been the busiest time ever, really. That I just practically froze some moments and took Junior out for dinner, you know, that pang of guilts each working mom share in common. I didn't have time to change - didn't even had the guts to bathe but rather just washed and freshened my face up before Maghrib prayer. On I went for dinner afterwards with the very same outfit I wrapped myself in from the morning. Time Is Black Gold, the Oil and Gas Value.  And yeah, I think I have somewhat improved a great deal in styling the voluminous kinda of hijab. Gotta learn some more, though. Anyways, the speed and record time of getting ready is everything I'm looking for right now. So that I can be in loads of places in one single minute, you know. ^_^ Junior isn't used to mummy being too busy, actually. Like: Let daddy get the busiest of his nature, it won't be a problem. Not mummy, she's mine. That sort of po...

Assalamu'alaikum. It was a hectic day for me, apparently when I spent most of my time in KL Sentral, back and forth. I literally rushed myself between the central port and my office, commuting to and fro. That's what happens if your assistant is on maternity leave, that is. Thank God I still have my left hand back in the office, Alhamdulillah.  Anyhow, I started to try wrapping my shawl in quite a different style, in case you haven't noticed. It's been awhile, yeah I know but this kinda style requires some sort of practice and hence, the delay. I took a close look at how sister Liza Razak has been wearing her shawls and a few you.tube videos from other sisters, especially that of Zukreat (Keeping Up With Zukreat) and went bold enough to finally try it out myself. It would have been much easier with an oversized cotton shawl, I guess but I really wanted to wear this cotton-lined chiffon shawl that I got at Hong Kong's Ladies Market recently. By the...

Assalamu'alaikum. Some moments are treasured forever.. - Nai at Tak Pe Je.