The sweetest thing

I almost forgot how annoyingly sweet everything can be once you're in Kelantan.

I'm not talking about the food only, by everything,i mean it literally.

From my charming young cousins who can talk anyone out of their shirts and jackets when they're not being a pain in the butt to the colder than cold water , everything is just so different from the things that i used to. As my cousin of the Maxis USB modem fame is not here because he has to work during the holidays, internet, something i always take for granted, is more scarce than a Dodo bird (i'm mobile blogging), which makes me vow to appreciate internet more (a resolution i made everytime i went balik kampung, but one i promptly forgot as my feet landed on the Hoo-Ha Land). Hey, i'm trying here.

It's not that i don't love my kampung, i've spent the first 5 years of my life in this very house after all. It's just that i think i have outgrown the stillness in here. My kampung has face some changes over the years like Astro in my aunt's house and all, but it's not the same. A fun-loving person like me needs more than just Astro to liven up her life.

My aunts and uncles want me to extend my stay in kampung for indefinite period, but my restlessness is increasing by the minute. Thank God Midah bought a return ticket for me. Maybe if i can persuade my cousin to lend me his USB modem or my father to buy one for me as a graduation gift, then maybe i'll return here sooner than you think.