Received this sms last nite around 9pm. To which I replied "Awat?"
"Jatuh dari siling" - WHAT?!
So i called. To know the whole story.
Ajmal is my 6 year old cousin back in Perlis. His father is my late mom's younger brother.
As told by my aunty, he was helping (more like watching) his dad changing the roof. Yes, he shouldn't be up there, but as curious as he is and after lots and lots and lots of persistent his dad agreed for him to watch but only if he stays put on the wood. If any of you have been on the ceiling, you'll know that we should only walk on the woods, not the asbestos ceiling. It wouldn't hold.
"Dont ever step on the ceiling!!" His dad warned him.
Dont really know how but my aunty said that his younger sister, age 5, went up there too and did walk on the ceiling, (She only weighs not more then 10kgs kot, small frame girl) AND his brother was all aware. We all know how kids react if we say the D O N T word to them. Then my other uncle, another younger brother, arrived (he was helping also), Ajmal's father's attention was on him (his bro la). Dont really know how long until they realized that they can only see Ajmal's slipers on the ceiling but not him.
Cut story short, they found Ajmal sprawled on one of the bedroom floor, not a single sound from his mouth. No, he didn't faint, he was all aware. He didn't cry because he knew he did something he shouldn't have done... yes.... step on the ceiling. He suffers from dislocate left elbow, broken left wrist and a bum on his head.
As told by my aunty, he was helping (more like watching) his dad changing the roof. Yes, he shouldn't be up there, but as curious as he is and after lots and lots and lots of persistent his dad agreed for him to watch but only if he stays put on the wood. If any of you have been on the ceiling, you'll know that we should only walk on the woods, not the asbestos ceiling. It wouldn't hold.
"Dont ever step on the ceiling!!" His dad warned him.
Dont really know how but my aunty said that his younger sister, age 5, went up there too and did walk on the ceiling, (She only weighs not more then 10kgs kot, small frame girl) AND his brother was all aware. We all know how kids react if we say the D O N T word to them. Then my other uncle, another younger brother, arrived (he was helping also), Ajmal's father's attention was on him (his bro la). Dont really know how long until they realized that they can only see Ajmal's slipers on the ceiling but not him.
Cut story short, they found Ajmal sprawled on one of the bedroom floor, not a single sound from his mouth. No, he didn't faint, he was all aware. He didn't cry because he knew he did something he shouldn't have done... yes.... step on the ceiling. He suffers from dislocate left elbow, broken left wrist and a bum on his head.
Ajmal in his Kindy uniform
His "injured" hand
p/s- The story might not be entirely correct, have to check again with my aunty when she comes this weekend. And will make the necessary changes, if any. My cousin (Ajmal's big sister), is coming back from Japan, after participating in a student exchange programme for a year.
