may she rest in peace

Kak Ain is one funny girl. When she's around, she never failed to give us a good laugh. She's constantly sick, she's always so energetic and positive. It's as if she wont let her problems becomes her negativity to her and her surroundings.

But she's no longer here with us anymore. How I wished I could see her one last time. :'-(
Kak Ain, you will be missed.

Let's all pray in our very own way for her.

"Lord, as we mourn the sudden death of Kak Ain, show us the immense power of Your goodness and strengthen our belief that she has entered into Your Presence. Amen."

A Mourning Friend,
jin

a pArKinG sLoT foR dEaD iNdiaN

Kak Ain was admitted into hospital yesterday. As a friend, I visited her at Klang (nonsense, takkan I visit her as doctor plak). It wasn’t easy to find that Klang Hospital. Tersesat. And after a series of unfortunate events, including doing a few U-turns in Klang Town, finally I arrived at the hospital. When I saw her, then only I know that she was admitted because her blood pressure was too low. But since she can smile and ask for diet coke, I guess she'll be fine soon. And of course, I hope and pray that she’ll get well soon!

Kak Ain as smilling as we change the content of the dripper with Diet Coke.

But in this entry, I would like to share what my friends and I saw at the hospital: a very special signboard indeed: a parking slot reserved for dead indians.

I wonder whether they reserved parking slots for dead chinese from government sector as well?