OMG Pakcik !

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Area Hijazi
Last week, I walked home alone from Markaz Hafsah as I really used with the way along University Street or well known as Syari' Jamiah among us.
(Markaz Hafsah: the place where I learn to improve everything about Quran and ahkam tajwid)

All of a sudden, an old man (Pakcik Arab in average age above 50 I guess) came from my opposite direction and seemed to approach me.

And yes I was right! He walked closer towards me. "Ya Allah perhaps he has nothing to do with me", I wished.

To be honest, since my first day in here I never expect the best from the citizens, no because I'm a cruel one who's always having negative kind of thoughts of others BUT only as a precaution step I could take so far. (Second but, alhamdulillah believe it or not I found this way of thinking is gradually disappeared with time)

Ok. We get back to that old man's story,

He smiled at me and "Assalamualaikum!", he said.

I smiled back and gave him a warm reply considering it was the best way to respect the elders and he deserved it. (Lol)

"Min wein enti?", he asked simple.
(translation: awak dari mana?)

Realising I took much time to blend in his words and to arrange my words properly, he continued, "Min Thailand enti?"
(translation: awak dari Thailand?)

"Hahaha la la ANA MALIZI !", I replied him and walked away.
(translation: bukan saya orang Malaysia)

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I arrived home.

I closed the door and immediately reached the mirror, I talked to self, "OMG Pakcik! Muka aku macam Thailand ke? Hahaha whatever lah janji bahagia".



SAWADIKAPPP EVERYBODYYY!

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