So Ramadan came and went. The whole buzz that comes with it is almost over. I don't feel like ranting right now, but Ramadan since I got married has become busy time for me. My hubby's family all fly in town from somewhere else, at least part of them who don't live here. some stay with us the whole period and others come and go between our house and my sisters in lows houses. Now I do understand that it is just simply common practice to accommodate visiting family but it becomes very tasking, specially with our Arab culture and not very sensible traditions. Anyhow, now only my MIL and SIL are here both disabled on physically and one mentally and the latter stays with us. I seriously can not wait to have the house to myself again, which will be for a while no cos they will not leave till their maid returns from her vacation. Also my younger sister is going to start residing with us starting Thursday, because my parents and older sister are leaving for a long vacation and she is tied with work and can't leave with them. So here you have it.
On another note my darling 5 year old daughter is starting school this year, and I am both excited and nervous. Excited because my off-springs are growing and nervous because of the change of schedule and routine this will entail. After indulging in being the night owl that I am since quitting my job to become a stay at home mum, now I have to summon forces to help me cope with the and early bird's life, but all for the children's sake.
I sometimes wonder how do people really feel about one another. I mean would you if you love someone want them around all the time or are you like me you like your personal space, and I am not only talking about romantic love I mean any kind of it. I don't know sometimes I wish I was more of a people's person but mostly I love my private space and enjoy my boundaries.
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