What a perfect way to wrap up the weekday — Beraya Benor 🌙✨ From start to finish, it was non-stop laughter, one moment rolling straight into the next. The energy, the jokes, the crowd… everything just clicked. Huge shoutout to Zuhairi and Hafidz for delivering real, genuine entertainment that kept

That’s the question people keep asking me. Sometimes softly. Sometimes casually. Sometimes like they’re just “making conversation”. But the truth is… a lot of them already know. And somehow, it still gets asked. — “How are you coping?” “Must be very hard right?” “You okay or not celebrati

For the longest time, I kept telling myself… “next time”. Next time I’ll try that place. Next time I’ll go on that trip. Next time I’ll do something just for me. But “next time” never came. Because there was always something else to prioritise. Someone else to consider. Something else more

There was a point where everything inside me felt… too much. Too heavy to explain. Too complicated to put into words. And honestly — too painful for people to really understand. I realised something along the way… Not everyone knows how to hold your emotions the way you need them to. And rant

This Raya, I Chose Peace — And My Parents This year’s Raya felt… different. Not louder. Not busier. But fuller in a way I didn’t expect. I kept my circle small — my parents, a few colleagues who became like family, and people who showed up for me without conditions. No pressure. No pretend

Some people think a woman’s life can be measured by milestones — marriage, house, stability. But what they don’t see… is what happens after everything quietly falls apart. This past year changed me in ways I never imagined. I went from building a life with someone I thought would be forever…

Playing around with melodies and words — something fun I’ve been experimenting with lately 🎵✨ Ever since my divorce in July, I have been drowning in work & looking for something new to channel my thoughts and feelings. So I was sipping my coffee and playing around with this new app and had a

Today, I encountered a situation at work that reminded me of something very close to my heart. A young child with autism was unintentionally creating safety concerns in our estate. It made me pause—not in frustration, but in reflection. As someone with a nephew on the autism spectrum, I know the

Since 14 July, life hasn’t slowed down. Right after the court date, I found myself in back-to-back meetings with our housing agent, then dived straight into a whirlwind of clearing, decluttering, and repainting the house to prepare it for sale. At the same time, I’ve been juggling ongoing site proj