[zeyneddine]

you girls are stupid
STUPID

[zzze]

assalamu alaykum

Originally Posted by zakk

It's not required to have a biodata. But it can be useful for people to have your details all in one place. When I'm looking for people, I can forget exactly how old they are, what they're studying, etc.

Old fashioned biodatas usually list the occupations of all male realtives... I don't really think that's necessary beyond your parents and maybe older siblings if you feel it might be relevant.

and female

Originally Posted by ChotooMotoo

Yeah, I have the same question. Y'all's replies didn't asnwer it. What are you supposed to tell them? Your measurements?

yep, height and weight. I know ths because I recently hooked up two bengalis, the guy's bio data was quite short, only his sisters and brothers occuption, age and martial status, the girls had her in laws,uncles and aunties.

It's nice to get a general view on the person and their family, though more often than not,, you get more information on the family than the potentional.

It was so funny when my husband asked me if i wanted him to make up a bio data to send to my mum lol.awww.

[sumiyia]

hahaha... i saw my husband's biodata well after we were engaged... they were totally sending out THE WORST picture of him ever.

[sona]

anybody know of any updates regarding Affa's daughter?

[heba]

mornin ladies
my brother lands from lebanon at 1:30! and im driving to DTW to pick him up, and ive never driven in the states! im kinda sorta scurred! you amreekans are crazy drivers

anyhow...make duaa he had a safe flight and stuff thanksssssssss

[Pushpa]

So I went for a contact lens fitting appointment this morning and on the way back decided I'd have a bit of a wander around town since it was such a nice day and all - and I found THE nicest place EVER. Called 'The Willow Tea Rooms', the interiors were designed in 1904 by Charles Rennie Mackintosh - and as I love Mackintosh designs, I thought I'd go in and explore.

Charles Rennie Mackintosh The Willow Tea Rooms, Glasgow.

The site doesn't really do it justice, but it really conjures up that whole turn of the century glamour with a contemporary freshness - I could imagine fashionable ladies having their afternoon tea there after shopping all day. The lower tearoom is actually called the Ladies' Tearoom, and the upper one is called the Chinese Tearoom because of the Chinese inspired design. Now it seems to be full of stylish grannies I enjoyed a lovely raspberry icecream milkshake, and I think next time I'll take my friend there for a traditional afternoon tea.

I love discovering little gems in the city where you live.

edit: yes, that was the highlight of my day. So I have no life. Shut up.

[zzze]

assalamu alaykum

no, that sounds magicalll

[thejellymill]

I'm almost done with my paper summary thing that's due in 20 minutes. I despise that class. I get to leave early today so I'm excited. There's some weirdo sitting diagonal from me who I keep catching staring at me, I keep frowning or shooting him dirty looks or even putting my hand with my WEDDING BAND where he can see it, but he's not getting the hint. Nasty freak .

Sumiyia, I actually don't like hanging out with MSA girls here. They are snobby and clique-ish. I am friends with a few but for the most part I stay away from MSA because there's too much drama. I didn't know that before I came here and naively assumed a Muslim roommate would be great...actually I would prefer a devout Christian or Jew as a roommate, most Muslims I've met here (esp desis and Turks) are loud and have TOO much drama.

Originally Posted by ChotooMotoo

September 4. My husband hopes I will deliver on Sept. 6, cuz that was his mothers birthday

awww inshallah

Originally Posted by Pushpa

edit: yes, that was the highlight of my day. So I have no life. Shut up.

Well in that case I have no life either, I LOVE doing stuff like that . I used to work at the Old State Capitol in my hometown of Springfield, IL. There's sooo much historic stuff downtown and in that building specifically. I love walking down the old street where Abraham Lincoln lived for 20+ years...the street is still cobblestone and the houses are still exactly how they were and they have kept the street lights in tact too, it's amazing.

I wish I could go to that tearoom!

[DramaRani]

Originally Posted by sona

anybody know of any updates regarding Affa's daughter?

She just posted not too long ago . Keep making duaa for Aleena and Affa, iA .

[iSHi]

Alhamduliah for all we have. It's so easy to dwell on the negative we forget all the many blessing we have sometimes.

[Asvi]

Originally Posted by iSHi

Alhamduliah for all we have. It's so easy to dwell on the negative we forget all the many blessing we have sometimes.

so true. Thanks Allah (swt) for everything.

[sally]

thank you Allah for everything

[thejellymill]

Originally Posted by DramaRani

She just posted not too long ago . Keep making duaa for Aleena and Affa, iA .

inshallah

[sumiyia]

Originally Posted by iSHi

Alhamduliah for all we have. It's so easy to dwell on the negative we forget all the many blessing we have sometimes.

most definitely... alhamdulillah

[thejellymill]

I duno if I already said this but yoga was so so so so sooooo awesome alhamdulillah! My upper stomach muscles and neck/shoulders are so sore, but in a good way.

Also, the weather is nice today. Not "good" because I still cant open the windows without freezing my butt off but it's nice because the sun's out and it's tolerable alhamdulillah...I think it's like in the upper 40's or low 50's.