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iOS6 upgrade causes my blog draft to go MIA

Bismillah and salam boys,
Okay, am in a bit of a hurry just gonna jot down some points:

Positives

  • am keeping to 5 obligatory prayers daily, alhamdullilah! Try as much as I can to salat fajr & isya' at the masjid
  • eventually went to KL for Jonah Jones 10s - awesome trip and fantastic atmosphere
  • started attending rugby training, wednesdays & fridays, at old PA - left knee strained though and cannot sujud completely
  • attending religious talk on Thursdays : Purification of the Heart @ Darul Aqram, thanks to Uncle Rezuan, met new faces and befriended them- Uncle Asyraf, also a teacher.
  • Started on a TRA diet plan to support your mum in her endeavours - 5 Love languages : Acts of Service? - realised that I have lost 5 kg since the last time i monitored my daily food intake! Alhamdullilah!
  • More patient now - even after wheels of bike was stolen, Zaki vomitting late at night, etc. Allah give me strength.
Negatives
  • My needs not taken care of
  • still puffing...sigh, makes a good silent companion
  • ICT dept plan & mapping still incomplete
  • solat still not as khusyuk as I would like it to be

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