never walk alone.

Just received a call from the store manager of 7-11.
Yupz. I am currently emplyed by them. Starting work next weekend.
Syukur Alhamdulillah.
At least something ar.
Something to get me by.

Hmmmm I have a topic here.
Its about the dengue fever.

Dengue fever is something like SARS.
It can be fatal and it can be cured too.
Last time, we used to stay at home and just take panadol whenever we are running a temperature.
Nowadays, people get panicked whenever they are down with fever.
Fearing for the worst.
They will go and try to visit the doctor as soon as possible.
Mr Zam's son was having a fever yesterday and he actually took a half day leave to send his son to the doctor.
Thats what I call family love.
Yup. It could get critical for all we know.
A slight fever may bring fatality.
We'll never know.

I still remembered the time when I never had an MC when I was sick.
Regardless of the sec school days or poly life.
Because there wasn't anyone to take me to the clinic.
Not that I wasn't independent but I didn't have enough cash with me at that point of time.
So most of the time my dad didn't know that I still went to school even though I had a fever.
And when he knew, he would go "Alahhh..Just rest at home and then take panadol..Ayah will write a letter to your form teacher."
I was like, "What the heck?". Doesn't he know that they don't accept letters anymore.
But I can't blame him. He was aging at that point of time.
Oooopsss, I mean he is still aging.
Ahakz.

So yupz, never in my life ever since sec sch have I ever taken an MC.
Ermmm aren't I supposed to talk about dengue fever??
Hahah sorry got a little bit carried away there.

I mean yah. . .
My advice is to go to the nearest clinic whenever you are down with a fever.
Panadols don't work anymore, I think.
Cos dengue fever is a serious case down here.
It takes just one bite from the freaking mosquito to inflict damage to ourselves.
And be a responsilbe citizen.
Do the do's and don't do the don'ts aitez. . .Hehe. . .
Understand understood lah ehhh. . .

Checkmate. . .