Above All, Kindness And Compassion Always

B took the train to KL and proceeded to her Uni.
One of her friends has an exam paper today, and needed to borrow the Statute Act book.

She raced to the rescue.
She had already finished her exams last week.

When H whatsapp her to ask whether she had arrived at Gombak, she did not reply.
She left home about 4 by Grab to the MRT.
From KD to Gombak, one must change trains.

Cheaper, and no traffic congestion.

I have never tried taking the MRT or LRT, so am not very certain of the procedure.
B did tell me that day, but I guess I was not really focusing.

And so, it was raining heavily yesterday evening.
H and I got busy feeding a stray cat while waiting at the launderette.
H has recently started keeping small spare packets in her bag.
Otherwise she would have to rush into the 7-eleven whenever she sees a hungry stray.

When the cat food were left unfinished, a thin stray dog came much later to eat them.
Such a scared creature.
Literally gulping the food and kept looking back in case someone might whack it from behind.

As we drove off, it must have informed another skinny, hungry friend that there is some leftover near the side of the launderette.
Both were scuttling hurriedly under the pelting rain.

Next time we must place the dried kiblets a bit further, so that those doing their laundry will not get annoyed.
Our bad.

These poor animals were just terribly hungry, and the rain was beating strong that they took shelter a bit too near.
Pitiful.
Our hearts cried.

H stopped to buy 2 pieces of fried chicken from a corner mamak restaurant.
But then, making a turn even via the inside road was a mild jam plus it was already maghrib.
There was no way of throwing the chicken to them.

It was hence the rezeki of a few regular stray cats huddling within our driveway compound.

Meanwhile, B had earlier replied she arrived at 6 something.

Around 8.30 she was back.
She instead took a Grab all the way.

Alhamdulillah