Twelve

I was really shocked when I read The Star online that The United States of America was attacked in the morning of September 11, 2001. And until today I still cannot believe that it really happened! I would like to hand my condolences to the people of America for this tragic incident. May Allah be our guidance throughout this heartbreaking period.

For the past two days, most of the news centres are very eager to make Osama Bin Laden held responsible for the attacks. I don't think it is wise for us to jump into conclusion before the appropriate authorities finished their investigations.

I missed the news on the telly because I can't enter the house. I left my keys at my office and ended up sleeping outside the house in the cool night with the mosquitoes played the background music. I felt like a homeless for the first time in my life. Luckily, I remember Mustaffa's phone number and went to the nearest phone booth to call for help.

Unfortunately, at 11.30 pm, my best friend was engaged in a very important call. Well, with no more coin in my pocket, I ran back home and started collecting old boxes to be my mattress. I snatched my 2-piece towel and my cousin's sarong at the verandah for me to cover my 52kg body.

Alhamdulillah, I managed to sleep until 5.30 am before ran to catch the first Komuter to my office. In my planning I was supposed to pick up my keys and ran home but the news of US under attack has nailed me onto my chair. At the end, I was in my office for the whole day, in same attire I wore yesterday. But I managed to get a quick bath at the M floor's gent.

After finished work, I went to Bukit Jalil with Mus and Faizal instead of going home. Despite poor performance by Watson Nyambek, I was amazed with the Singaporean newcomer. By the way, he looked just like Ferhad! And Malaysian newcomer for 400m, Mohd Zaiful Zainal Abidin. But I'm a bit disappointed that he failed to win any medal. Malaysia Boleh!