Now is almost a week after Lebaran, and eventhough it’s already
late, I’d like to say minal aidin
walfaizin, and I’m truly sorry for all mistakes I’ve done. Despite we had
to say see you soon to the holy month Ramadhan, hope Allah will always give His
Blessings to us on the following months :) aamiin.
So where did you celebrate Idul Fitri? Were you back to hometown?
Maybe some of you celebrated alone without family, or maybe you don’t have any
hometown, the point is we celebrated Lebaran
full of joy and happiness :D And for me, I celebrated my first day of Ied at my
grandpa’s house in Bandung, although actually he comes from Medan.
I’m always excited every Lebaran’s coming. It such a holy day for me since every
people is apologizing and forgiving each other. And special on that day, people
are warmly smiling everywhere even if we aren’t familiar with them, they’re
using white clothes or a well-mannered clothes, such a peaceful outlook!
Image source: http://www.bazuki.com/tsunami/index.html
On Lebaran
people who are not used to cook, they do it. As my mom did :p My mom isn’t a
good cooker, my dad is even better. But twice a year every Lebaran, she always
cooks, and it’s absolutely delicious :D she always sees the opor recipe, but for dendeng, she is expert at it! Leckerr!! If you try it, maybe it will be
not as delicious as I say, but because I’m her daughter I can taste the love include on the food :p
After eating, we went to my Grandpa’s
house and the Nasution families did a same ritual as every year. We did sungkeman with a lot of tears,
especially my grandpa. You know what does he always say while he’s crying since
the last 6 years? He says he miss my grandma! Oh my God, it’s too sweet :’) he
is a Batak with all the tough things
on him, but he cries whenever we talk about my grandma. He loves her soo much
:’) this is what I called everlasting love! He even directly refused when we
asked him to marry another girl for caring him :) Dear my future husband,
please keep also this kinda feeling for me :p
he told me he has been smoking for 67 years (since 10 years old) and he is still ok till now, hmm +.+
My grandma passed away almost 6 years ago
while she was sleeping. There’s no any last word. She once woke up at Subuh, about 4.30 AM while my Grandpa
was already in Masjid, and she made a glass of coffee for him. When my grandpa
came back home, she already got back sleep, and never wake up again. Can you imagine how’d it feel if you were my
grandpa? He is a type of a full-serviced husband. My grandma used to make him
food at the exact time everyday. He wants everything on schedule, even for
small meals and coffee. And my grandma, she was a really perfect wife for him
:) she was never tired (or maybe yes she was, who knows) to ‘serve’ him. Even
for her very last time, she showed that she is worthy to be missed all the time
by her big family :)
After a heartwarming sungkeman, that was the time for THR! Hihiw it’s money which is given only on Lebaran, and fortunately although I’m already 21, I still got it :p
then we had a lot of guests and finally, take a reeessstt :)
Hmm actually nothing is special on this
post (yeah also on the other posts). So I think that’s all for this time, honestly
after write some paragraphs, I don’t have more idea what to write hmm -_- Sorry
I’m a beginner but I’ll learn to be better, keep reading :D
HAPPY EID MUBARAK, and happy holiday,
EVERYONE!!
