Sana Saleh

Do ya’ll like these kinds of videos? I can do more if you do. I just hate wearing my hijab inside the house but I filmed most of this without - so I can make it work 😂😜 Gearing up for our 6th year of homeschooling!

It’s been two years since we had cats of our own. Leaving ours with family when we moved across the world was so bittersweet, but we knew putting them through a 24-hour journey would have been incredibly stressful for them. ❤️

For the past two years, we’ve held onto the hope that one day, when the timing was right, we’d have another little furball to love. We knew we wanted to wait until after our trip back to Canada before adopting… and I’m SO glad we did.

We searched and waited until we found the one — Sox. 🥹❤️

He is genuinely the sweetest little kitty, and we are all completely in love with him. The kids especially have decided he’s basically our new baby… and honestly, I don’t think Sox has any complaints about that. 😂🐾

Welcome to the family, Sox. You were worth the wait. ❤️Now can anyone guess, why we named him Sox? 😂

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After our first visit back to Canada since moving away, we see our home country through a completely different lens. 🇨🇦❤️

Would we ever consider moving back? Of course. Canada will always be our homeland. It’s where so much of our story was written, where so many of the people we love are, and no matter where in the world we live, a piece of us will always belong there.

But are we thinking about moving back right now? No. Not yet. Maybe one day, in another season of life. But in this season, Malaysia is home, and we’re genuinely happy and grateful for the life Allah has given us here. 🇲🇾

But this time, leaving Canada felt different.

The hardest part wasn’t leaving the places, the food, or the familiarity. It was leaving the people we love.

The hugs that last a little longer because you know you don’t know exactly when the next one will be. Watching the distance grow between our kids and the people who love them. Saying goodbye and knowing that “see you soon” might still mean another few years apart.

That part is hard. There’s really no way around it. 😭

Living abroad has given our family so much, Alhamdulillah. But it also comes with sacrifices, and being so far away from the people you love is undoubtedly one of the biggest.

So we leave Canada this time with full hearts, a little sadness, and a whole lot of gratitude.

Grateful for our homeland. Grateful for our home in Malaysia. Grateful for the people we love on both sides of the world.

And above all, Alhamdulillah for everything. ❤️

Well, the jokes on them because we are now entering our 6th year doing it so… 🤭🤷🏻‍♀️ We must be doing something right

My entire life - I asked Allah to give me friends who felt like family. And Allah granted me just that.

So grateful for my circle both in Canada and in Malaysia.

They are family and I would travel the world to see them again, and again 🥹 and I know leaving this time will be even harder than before. Because now we KNOW what it feels like to be so distant.

May Allah reunite us again ❤️

A birth flower for my first flower 🌸

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One of the highlights of our BC trip was getting to experience Vancouver with the kids while the city was buzzing with FIFA excitement. ⚽️🌎 Seeing the iconic Science World transformed into a giant soccer ball was such a fun surprise—and one of those moments that reminded us how special it is to see a city come alive for a global event.

We stayed at Best Western® Hotels & Resorts Premier Chateau Granville Hotel, right in the heart of downtown Vancouver, which made exploring so easy. We spent our days strolling the city streets, discovering great restaurants, stopping at local cafés, and taking in all the energy that makes Vancouver such a vibrant place for families.

One adventure we were especially excited to share with the kids was Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Walking across the famous suspension bridge high above the Capilano River was unforgettable, but the Treetops Adventure ended up being everyone’s favorite. I’m scared of heights though and still braved it 😂😅

Wandering through the towering trees on suspended walkways gave us a whole new perspective of the rainforest, and the Cliffwalk offered breathtaking views around every corner. It’s one of those places that reminds you just how incredible British Columbia’s natural beauty really is 🥹

Trips like these are our favorite—not because everything has to be perfect, but because they’re filled with little moments we’ll remember for years. Exploring new places, watching the kids experience them for the first time, and making memories together is always worth it. ❤️

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