Hujan

Bismillah.

Salam Readers.

This few weeks, it had been raining heavily in Terengganu. Weird, since for the last three years (where I first registered in UDM a.k.a UniSZA), the weather is different. My sweat is the one that will drop heavily like rains because the chubby sun follows me everywhere I go.

Everyday, we will have to go through a heavy clouds (but I never lifted or weighed any of the clouds, so please don't ever ask me the weight). All the gentleman will turn to genTELman, since we had to bring umbrella everywhere. Bak kate pepatah Melayu, ready an umbrella before rain pours.

Some people says the situation indicates "end of the day" is near. And some says it happens as the effect of Japan's tsunami (although I myself don't understand the correlation between those two...)

29 March, the rains was the heaviest and loudest for two days non stop. Flood is everywhere. Many motorcycles jammed at the middle of the road. Cars are packed. Two lanes become one, some roads are blocked. Even the UniSZA bus had late for TWO HOURS! and because of that, we late for our class...huhu

At night, I walked to A&W and ordered "coney dog" for my dinner. My comment, "not to not bad".

Since it is situated right at Pantai Batu Burok, so I decided to take a "tour" there. Using my unique colonial-Japanese handphone torchlight, this is what I discovered.

"SEKALI AIR BAH, SEKALI PANTAI BERUBAH".

Peribahasa yg sesuai menggambarkan keadaan nie. Tinggi jugak la pantai Batu Burok nie "terbelah". Itu pun nasib ade longkang yg menahan air laut. Kalau tak, mungkin ombak dah smpai ke UniSZA Kampus KOTA kot.. :p

Tapi, hairan jugak sebenarnye...knape dis part aje yg kene "hakisan" ek? Anybody has an answer? Sampaikan boleh TERBELAH pantai cmnie....hurmm~

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