I woke up late today. With a sip of mango juice — the one Angah bought yesterday that left me confused and realise that I forget how it tastes — I started my morning with a small DIY painting, a canvas even smaller than A5. A bee, a flower, a sun. Yuna’s Camaraderie played softly in the background. It’s the first painting I’ve completed in a year, even though it’s far from the first painting set I’ve impulsively bought online. Maybe there’s really no such thing as the instant result I always expect in everything I do. Maybe I just needed to start small. It’s been a while since I last had a genuinely good day. Yesterday was one of those rare ones; siblings day out. Everything flowed smoothly. After picking up my brother from his university, we went to the nearest mall, performed our prayer, and caught a local horror film — surprisingly good, actually. Then we had dinner; I ordered a chicken chop. This is probably my comfort food at this age - out of so many food, who...
“Have you ever attached in long term with someone that you no longer talk to?” “I do. But it started to become a burden on his shoulder when I put a glimpse of expectation that barely can be seen.” “What can be a burden when you are not even meeting each other?” “Hope.” “That’s what we called love, lady.” If I heard this word five years ago, I would sarcastically smile and disagree at all. But I realise that I am no longer a teenager and love is actually… existed. It just exist in numerous different ways. Last night, I received a call from a good friend of mine during matriculation year, G, that currently living somewhere in Spain. 10504km away from Malaysia, with 6 hours apart. She shows me a glance of her apartment surrounded with construction in the middle of the city that I’m not familiar with while eating prawn salad, casually pick up from where we left off 2 years ago. It’s mind blown on how fate take her to, far from her own plan and expectation. And of course, better...