Monday, September 01, 2008
I'd kill for coffee...
For the past two days I've only been out for short trips during the day to the vegetable market. I get what I need and come straight home. I've had a few days off work. Tomorrow I will go back to work in the morning. I hope by then the coffee cravings will have abated some.
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Same here! I've been coffee deprived and somehow making it through the day! Ramadan Karim:) I am craving coffee at the moment and still 13 hours to go haha!
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هذه هي الحكمة من صيام شهر رمضان لنشعر بالاحساس الذي يعانيه ملايين البشر لفقدانهم اساسيات الحياة من أكل وشرب وهذا يجب أن يدفعنا لمساعدتهم أينما كانوا.
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ReplyDeleteThis is the wisdom of fasting month of Ramadan to feel a sense suffered by millions of people for missing the basics of life from eating and drinking, this should prompt us to help them wherever they are.