I guess after today, all 3 or 4 of you who read this weblog will be gone to your respective hometowns for the festive week ahead. So I'd like to take this opportunity to wish all my Hindu friends Deepavali Valthukel and my Muslim friends Eid Mubarak. I would also like to ask for forgiveness should any of the words I have uttered here or in person have caused any grief and/or brain damage. Some of it were intentional actually.

Have a good and safe celebration ahead, y'all!

Just when I thought that I have all the problems in the world and resent everything for lacking some things in life, being in the company of a very special crowd last night made me realize that I have so much more to be thankful for at this point in time.

And if there's another thing that I can take away from last night, it's never make a U-turn (or as Audi/Batdude eloquently puts it as a lowercase N-turn) even when the journey seems dark and endless. You never know what kind of light is at the end of it.

Whatever that doesn't break or kill you the first time, will make you look like a major doofus if you let it happen to you again the second time around. You're definitely a dumbass if it happens to you the third time.

Yours truly is waaayyy past that number already.

I went over to JFK's crib this afternoon to check out his new baby. Then later in the evening I went over to Auntie Zam's place to check out Suria and Hadi's baby.

Them babies sure smell nice. Makes me wanna have one.

The month of Ramadhan is here again. Here's wishing all Muslims a good and fulfilling month ahead. May the holy month bring everyone peace, prosperity and joy. Insya-Allah.