Thursday, September 4, 2008

Fasting Month

THIS MONTH IS a FASTING MONTH for the Muslims. I really salute to them for having the endurance not to eat and drink for the whole day. Their first meal will be before 5am in the morning and their 2nd meal will be at around 7.30pm in the evening. In other words, during the day, they are not supposed to drink nor eat, but of course, with the exception of small children or the sick people or ladies who are having menstrual cycle.

Anyway, I like the fasting month....not that I fast, I don't think I can endure being hungry or thirsty....haha.. I like this time of the month because there will be lots of sweet delicacies in the canteen and everywhere in town or in residential area...Besides that, there are also a lot of cooked dishes to choose from because during this fasting period, most families will just buy back food to save time from cooking.

Secondly, during the fasting month, our dismissal time to go off from office will be half an hour early than the usual. But of course, our lunch hour will be reduced to half hour instead of one. Well, I don't mind as long as I can go home early and do my house chores..... (and to blog, of course :)

13 comments:

  1. lol, so hard to find food at noon unless at sch canteen. i kip gt a lot prob when wan ta bao in this month =P

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  2. I tried fasting before. He.... He....

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  3. really fast? in betweens no makan or minum? sure? then i salute u too.. i havent experience before, not even half day.. mornings, i must take something, otherwise will collapse :)

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  4. My name is Tsai Chang Yee, Staying at Sibu, Sarawak. Guess my posts seem to confuse you as I always here and there. Ha.... Ha..... i really fast for one day few years ago. Just to get the feel of fasting. Depending on one's activity, it is actually quite ok.

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  5. actually its good to fast 3 days in a row and eat fruits and vegetables only... heard that it makes yr face looks vibrant and skin complexion will shine.. haha.. i didnt try yet.. perhaps one day..one fine day...

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  6. The people who sells the food, if also fasting, then they are great!! During cooking, I guess no tasting so some food may be not enough salt, some may be too salty....hahahaha.
    tongts

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  7. Psst! Claire, good news! Got a friend here instead of fasting, he guessed your age....28 or 29....
    Now, go back to work ya (with smile)
    tongts

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  8. well...i don't think i can do so...cant stand of hunger

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  9. i once lived in cotabato city their fasting is really one of a kind c:

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  10. thanks for 'bribing' and misleading your fren to say i m so young..haha..give him a treat next time..perhaps u better tell him the truth..are u trying to match make?

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  11. yes, icheah..their will power to resist food is very strong..unlike me..

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  12. oh i love the buka puasa goodies too! :) and the atmosphere is simply meriah!

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  13. it just needs practice, my daughter began fasting in 6 years old, and I began fasting in 4 years old and now fasting for me is something fantastic and I always try fasting even not in fasting month (called puasa sunah/optional fasting) every monday and thursday. every fasting day for me is wonderful day

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