Malaysians in their mid 20s (or elder) might remember a popular Japanese drama in the late 80s about a Japanese girl and her volleyball story, with all those funny and flashy techniques.
[Image courtesy of Joyo.com]
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[Image courtesy of Joyo.com]
Notice any familiar face in the picture? It’s a snapshot from US TV series “Party of Five” in late 90s.
Many Malaysians have probably seen the Petronas Raya advertisement on TV (watch it on YouTube), where a couple are trying to take care of their old man that’s having alzheimer.
I am not sure what the ad want to present in the end, I wonder if it indicates that the couple was doing not enough, that we have to be more filial and learn to forgive.. whatever, the ad sure raise lots of thinking.
I wonder which term is used officially in Malaysia? Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Hari Raya Puasa?
When I studied in school, I normally used ‘Puasa’ because I found it hard to spell ‘Aidilfitri’. I am still uncertain about the spelling of Aidilfitri these days, have to check dictionary when typing it.. yada, shame on me.
Regardless, Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Selamat Hari Raya Puasa, Selamat Hari Raya!
There was a girl I liked when I was much younger, I did everything stupid to get her attention, but missed the most crucial part for being too coward to ask her out.
Life goes on, haven’t seen her for years.. I feel a bit weird thinking back, feeling a bit stupid, a bit embarassment, a bit of regrets and perhaps a bit of everything.
There’s a proverb that says that.. people will rarely regret on things they did, but regret on what they didn’t. So true.
I wonder what will happen if I did ask her out, but guess I’ll never know.