Yesterday was the last day of Ramadan, and today we are celebrating the breaking of the fast by getting dressed up and... what else... EATING! Traditionally, this is a day meant to be spent with family, but because it's a Tuesday and we work, this wasn't really possible. We were going to have breakfast together but the guy's were at the mosque for so long that it was time for lunch and work when they finished. So my guy and I shared a baguette with butter and jam before he headed off to work. So here I am, sitting in my apartment, all dressed up with nowhere to go! Okay, that's kind of a lie... I swapped out my pretty blouse for a cozy sweater.
With the extra energy from uninterrupted sleep and food, I successfully swept, mopped, and dusted this apartment. I've caught up on all my favorite blogs and on today's news. And, now here I am writing to you.
I will be alone again tonight as my guy will be in Paris for some meetings. I think I'll snuggle up with some mint tea, a good book (currently reading the sequel to Eat, Pray, Love - Committed), and maybe even some take-out!
Have a nice day everyone!
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
holidays
Yesterday I celebrated my first Eid el adha with my love. The holiday is meant to be celebrated with a lot of enthusiasm, enjoying each and every moment. Unfortunately, I had to work so I cannot promise that I enjoyed each and every moment but I did my very best. My sweet guy came to my work because he said the most important thing on this holiday is to be together! I liked that surprise. He also told me that on this day we are to dress in new clothes... do you think I would disagree with that!? With new clothes you always look good and when you look good, you feel good. For me, the day was a success!
I accomplished so much at work and began training the person who will take my place since my departure is Friday! After work, we went to a Moroccan restaurant in Park Slope. The place was called Babouche and we really enjoyed it. Nothing was nearly as good as when he cooks (and to him, it didn't compare to his mom's cooking) but we did enjoy the atmosphere and it was a treat. The best part was finding a coupon on restaurant.com which saved us $15! I would show you pictures but the iPhone photos didn't come out well! Boo! I think that is an excuse to go back again!
I accomplished so much at work and began training the person who will take my place since my departure is Friday! After work, we went to a Moroccan restaurant in Park Slope. The place was called Babouche and we really enjoyed it. Nothing was nearly as good as when he cooks (and to him, it didn't compare to his mom's cooking) but we did enjoy the atmosphere and it was a treat. The best part was finding a coupon on restaurant.com which saved us $15! I would show you pictures but the iPhone photos didn't come out well! Boo! I think that is an excuse to go back again!
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