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EID MUBARAK WITH FAMILY !

On 15th June, everyone was very content and on cloud 9. This was because Syawal month (in Islam Calendar) had begun. I was very excited to wear my baju kurung. On that day, everyone looked very stunning and smart. 
In the morning, my siblings and I asked for forgiveness from my mom and dad because life goes on so we must forgive and forget what’s wrong. They gave us some money as known as duit raya. 
After that, together as a family, we went to our village and enjoyed some well-known food during Raya such as ketupat, lemang, dodol, and rendang. All of them was cooked by my grandma. It was super tasty till now I can feel the taste in my mouth. 
I also got some duit raya from my relatives which is my uncles and aunties. Then, we went on visiting a few houses. We had so much food that was very delicious and mouthwatering till we were fulled. We were very tired so went home but a bit late in the evening. 
At night, my cousins and my siblings including me played so many firecrackers and bunga api (I’m not sure how it is said in English). We had so much talk and gossips. We had so much fun. Everything we had done on that day was worth the tiredness we felt. We were very exhausted but over the moon.

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