Ayah's 56th birthday

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It was Ayah's birthday yesterday and to commemorate it, we decided to have something nice for lunch.

Happy birthday to my hero and I feel sorry for him to have to put up with my shit for most of the time. I admit, I'm not the best daughter out there as there would be days where I would abruptly get mad at him and not knowing how to say sorry after. I honestly do not know if things would be different if Mimi was still alive. I miss her, he misses her, everyone misses her and we just secretly wish that she was still here, with us, braving through this tough and cruel world but a part of me feels like her absence is for the better. I wouldn't want her to go through what we're going through right now. Just looking at Ayah alone makes my heart feel discontent.

Anyway, happy birthday Ayah! I promise in the future to come, you wouldn't have to worry about anything, insyaAllah. I'll get my diploma and continue with my degree and change our world upside down.

Oh and here are a few photos of our bundle of joy <3 br="">
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