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Just to show you how much I
As the fasting month draws to a close, I've noticed something rather insignificant. When I don't wake up to eat(sahur) before I continue to fast the whole day, I don't feel hungry as compared to when I do wake up and eat. That happened once early in the month. But I still continued to wake up and eat. Why? Because I just bloody love to eat. Yes! I'd get up at 4 in the morning, just to eat. On some occasions, I got up, but never woke up! Screw savouring food. Now that's: Live to eat.

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