I'm back!!!

To start with, I would like congratulate Ida and Eddy who had just tied their knot last Saturday in Penang. As Ida and Eddy take a big step into another chapter in their life, Zaza and Mus are now busy preparing to take that big step in two weeks’ time. When I attended Ida and Eddy’s wedding last week, I can’t help to think how is it possible someone at their age (ehm…my age) to take a leap from being single to being married. I know it is possible because I’ve seen people doing it but still…oh forget it.

I guess this is what we call love. Just like in Siti Nurhaliza’s song, ‘Biarlah Rahsia’, there is one line that says, “Selagi aku hidup dalam cinta, tiada kuasa mampu menghalangnya,” which means, the power of love is so great that nothing can overcome it. Or, just like in the movie ‘The Notebook’, just before the movie ends, Allison asked Noah about the power of their love and Noah told her that love can help them achieve great things. At the end of the movie, they both died together while still holding each other’s hand.

Sadly enough, true love is difficult to find in real life but to those who found it, they are very lucky indeed. Therefore, if to find true love is to be lucky, then how many of can actually find true love? The answer is a LOT. Take Celine Dion’s song ‘That’s the way it is’ which says, “Love come to those who believe it." So, unless we start to believe in true love, we will never find them. In fact, if you believe in true love, true love will come to you without needing you to find them.

So, start believing in true love and may we all be the luckiest person on earth. To my other half, thank you for making me the luckiest person on earth

P.S. Selamat Menyambut Hari Kemerdekaan Ke-49. Happy 49th Birthday Malaysia

"A simple 'I love you' means more than money." - Frank Sinatra.

Comments

affan said…
cheesy. so true though.
Sunday, September 10, 2006 11:26:00 PM
Anonymous said…
thank you for coming keste!! so terharu, siap bawa cik kak skali.hehehe..
Tuesday, October 03, 2006 7:05:00 PM
Adam Ahmad said…
hehe. don't forget to come to ours plak :) insyaAllah.
Wednesday, October 04, 2006 2:10:00 AM
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