It is now Day Three of Ramadan – it is most difficult and very unusual. But what makes my Ramadan journey unique is that is not observed with others of the faith, not in person….
The incredible wise, learned, brilliant Muslim cleric Zakir Naik spoke of important acts to be done during Ramadan. He said it was so important to be cheerful and happy. Well, goodness gracious, great balls of…
I was considering blogging about the unfortunate event that occurred when a certain individual found the painting of my face like the flag of Qatar threatening. It was not my words or demeanor but this…
How did this come about one might wonder. Well, it goes like this. AAA and I were chatting one day and I recalled the events of July 1, 2017 when I painted my own face…
With AAA’s able help I am getting things in order. It is such a massive relief. In the course of exploring paper work etc, found a love note written in pre -pandemic and pre-Muslim days….
Texted My Prince (or perhaps spoke to him) but this was the conversation.Me: The Emir said in a Georgetown interview that the schools were conducted in Arabic.He: No, both. I go to a school where…
This has been a major dilemma in my life. It it can be depressing as one can sometimes be overwhelmed by evil and sometimes see it everywhere. I look to the Islamic faith for guidance…
I do suppose it would be helpful to begin blog with a definition of weird. So it is very interesting but one definition – a noun archaic, mainly Scottish is a person’s destiny. Recently been…
Yesterday wrote of Husband #3, mentioning an obituary written by Alexis McBride on her blog. So I went to the search engine o the blog today, typed in Paul Skvaril (name of Husband #3) and…
Well, the first reason that The New Yorker is my bible is because of Andy Borowitz who is, without a doubt, one of the funniest men alive and writing. Here is his latest offering.WASHINGTON (The…