Greetings Loves,

The weather was so peaceful, that for a second there, it totally slipped my mind that I was fasting. I wasn't in the least bit hungry, nor was I even close to being thirsty. And somehow I felt at ease, all day long. The extended date with the books kept me busy the whole day, from the moment I woke up, up till it was time to break my fast. What's surprised me here was the fact that I didn't feel the need to take my usual three hours long evening nap, my eyes didn't even show any sign of betraying me today. Like every other Ramadhan, I performed my Terawikh by myself, in the vicinity of my very own four walls. Mother was too busy with work to even squeeze some time to bring us to the Mosque, and she sent the driver home rather early today. Ever since the influenza has taken the world by surprise, I rarely see her at home. Most of the time, she would be at the clinic and won't be home till the clock strikes midnight. And when she's at home, she would be buried under a few copies of the ginormous medical books. Never have I realized that saving others could be that tough, yikes (!)


Loves,
aniss :)

Greetings Loves,

The weather was so peaceful, that for a second there, it totally slipped my mind that I was fasting. I wasn't in the least bit hungry, nor was I even close to being thirsty. And somehow I felt at ease, all day long. The extended date with the books kept me busy the whole day, from the moment I woke up, up till it was time to break my fast. What's surprised me here was the fact that I didn't feel the need to take my usual three hours long evening nap, my eyes didn't even show any sign of betraying me today. Like every other Ramadhan, I performed my Terawikh by myself, in the vicinity of my very own four walls. Mother was too busy with work to even squeeze some time to bring us to the Mosque, and she sent the driver home rather early today. Ever since the influenza has taken the world by surprise, I rarely see her at home. Most of the time, she would be at the clinic and won't be home till the clock strikes midnight. And when she's at home, she would be buried under a few copies of the ginormous medical books. Never have I realized that saving others could be that tough, yikes (!)


Loves,
aniss :)