Today is the day hubby and I got married back in 2007. Hurrah for making it all that time apart and alhamdulillah that we are finally able to live our lives together in the same location!
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I am too sore today from cleaning out that fridge yesterday. I definitely need to get moving more. The excuse I keep telling myself is that with no a/c in the very hot summer here, how could I exercise? lol
Well, with the new apartment there will be no excuse! There is a/c and cooler weather is on its way anyhow.
I'm thinking about making some chocolate chip cookies tonight. Not sure if it will happen or not but I'm thinking about it.
I haven't used the Hershey's chocolate chips yet in a cookie, and I know they taste different than Nestle, so it will be interesting to see how different the cookies taste. I was planning to use the recipe off the back of the empty Nestle package that I have. That way I guess it should be an even comparison. Though I was thinking of switching out some of the brown sugar and replacing it with more white sugar. Although brown sugar imparts a particular taste, I find I don't have as much of a liking/tolerance for it as I used to for some reason.
Watched a few good movies lately. I absolutely LOVED The Brothers Bloom. I watched it one night while hubby was sleeping, so now I get to watch it over again when he is awake! What a great story. I even cried at the end! lol
3 comments:
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, Sweetie! Time sure does fly, doesn't it? I'm glad that you're able to be with Ahmed to celebrate this auspicious occasion. I haven't heard of that movie - "The Brothers Bloom." Will have to look for it at our local video rental store. I hope you did something special on your anniversary. -- Love, Mom
happy anniversary to you both. Is that an observance in Muslim domestic life? Whatever the case our good thoughts are with you both.
Love, Dad
Thanks mom and dad.
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No special plans for the day. It is not particularly an observance in Islam, but when we are living on our own we can have a nice dinner or something. There's nothing wrong with remembering or observing something in a quiet, low key way. Though there will be people who will say otherwise. Technically our only two celebrations (holidays) are the two eids. One after Ramadan and another a couple of months later.
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