Thoughts on MH17

It was when I was on pretty much a no-internet day that I received a message late at night from my dad, which reads:

MAS crashed near Ukrain believed shot at.

And the rest, shall we say, has come as a black history for the nation, following the yet unknown fate of flight MH370.

The Guardian 

There are a few things that I've come to realize or observe out of the whole incident, and I'll try to keep them short and concise:

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Kelantan trip, and the road to drawing

Five month later for another post on the Kelantan trip? The reason for the long gap is because I have only thought of some unexpected thing which the trip had given to me.

Now's a good time to talk about it, or it'll probably be forgotten altogether.

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Ramadhan

I love Ramadhan, despite how nonchalant I might appear to be regarding it.

I believe the spirit of Ramadhan isn't confined in mere abstaining from food and drink throughout the day, nor it is about the feast during the break of fast. To me, it's all about minimalism and purification; it's something which I would say rather spiritual. 'course, everyone else have their own way of celebrating it, but I feel it's really good to get back to basic and not fall to excess.

Have a good Ramadhan to those who're observing it.