1. Have you ever lied about your age?
I’ve had to tweak my age a bit for exams before. There was this time when I needed to be older by a few months to qualify, so I changed my birthdate from November to August with the school principal’s help. And my husband? He sometimes jokes around with our friends, saying I’m just 4 years younger than him, but the truth is I’m actually 7 years younger. It’s all in good fun, making these adjustments to keep things smooth.
2. Is there any time in your life you would like to relive?
If I could turn back time, I’d love to relive my marriage and my 12th grade. Back then, I was so caught up in thinking about the future that I often overlooked the happiness that surrounded me. Those moments were precious, and I’d cherish the opportunity to experience them again with a deeper appreciation for the joy they brought.
3. Do you own any antiques?
Yes, I do own several antiques. One of them is an old signal phone that belonged to my father-in-law. Although I’m not entirely sure about its use, it’s a cherished piece in my collection. Additionally, I have an antique Quran that holds a special significance. It was passed down from my great-grandmother to my grandmother with the intention that it be passed on to all our future ancestors. The Quran carries a sense of positivity and heritage that I deeply value.
4. Would you like to know some of the history of places you’ve visited?
I’ve visited a few historical places where guides shared detailed histories during the tours. While I’m not particularly passionate about history, I’m open to learning when it’s presented, but I’m also content if some historical details remain a secret to me.
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