Bismillah
Alhamdu lillah it's been more than a year and I'm still experiencing the benefits of marriage in new ways.
Like myself surrounded by seven books scattered on the bed, looking, waiting for inspiration for the perfect website name that I can not only call my own, but also take ownership of for my lifecoaching as well.
My husband is upstairs watching the European Grand Prix and he logs onto chat. I express my distress at not having a name as yet and how it's stagnating me more each day.
He comes up with a name, and what a snazzy one it is too! Not only that, he gives me a couple of tag-lines. Just like that.
I am overjoyed, we have an animated chat from a room across about the possibilities with that name.
I've now begun to tell him how marriage is a wonder each day, alhamdu lillah. He doesn't reply right away because he's watching the race as well.
Two partners in the same flat, in different rooms with their own tasks, and still the connect. Alhamdu lillah.
Here Comes the Sun
Like Stars Peppering the Desert Skies
Last Stop
Beauty Spots
Finished China Chowk wali movie in less than 7 minutes I think.
Terms of Speaking
tr.v. in·ca·pac·i·tat·ed, in·ca·pac·i·tat·ing, in·ca·pac·i·tates ca·pac
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What Are the Odds!
So I've covered every possible surface area in the bathroom with detergent and have put on my gloves and dampened the sponge to make the place sparkly clean and while I'm rigorously scrubbing away, thinking I'll be done in no time at all, that is the point where my nose starts to itch. So much so that I crave a sandpaper post nearby so I can get rid of the itch and get on with it already.
You Can't Have One Without the Other
Sometimes I feel that Lima and I would've been married if one of us were a guy.