Radical Views, Funky Sexy Life

It's me in typed words. A Simple Girl With Radical but Honest Views and some Plausible Arguments Living Tough Life with A Touch of Optimism and Many Smiles

Winter’s Back! October 26, 2009

Slowly but surely…

The days have started to darken by 5 PM and the nights end with pleasantly cool mornings… so cool, it’w worth rejoicing that you can finally grace the balcony you have with a cup of hot tea or coffee.

And now it’s worthwhile to wake up to welcome the morning! Love it!

And it’s also worth taking a long walk in the evenings..

But I miss those days (a wee bit) of going to office, all dressed up, re-assured by the season that my expensive make up would still be perfectly in place.

Oh, by the way , speaking of mornings. Did I mention that the traffic going to Dubai chokes the road completely? Wonder how these Minibus and other public transport drivers manage to reach passengers to their workplaces in one hour? Especially when getting out of Nahda and on to E311 takes a good whole 40 min in traffic… So what about those people travelling from Rolla? Hubby uses a minibus too! And I’m always so worried especially when he returns home to tell me that there was a horrific accident on E311.

Anyway.

Let me enjoy this morning , staying warm with my tea and curling up in the warmest blanket ever with my daughter.

 

Is this Me? October 22, 2009

I was never this stupid :-)  or this emotional. Or ever thought that love and motherhood would make me an emotional fool. ;-)

Everyone who knew me can vouch for me.

Now I watch Balika Vadhu and feel sad.

I watch Na Aana Is Des Laado and get emotional about female infanticide.

But then again, those who knew me will also say, ‘Umme never watched soaps, ever.’

(What can I do? I have lots of time to kill in between my baby’s naps!)

 

On Mirrors, Photographs, Moms and Miracles September 29, 2009

Filed under: For Zahra,Loving Your Parent — ummeaaiman @ 6:39 pm
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Most women, NO. Almost all women enjoy looking at themselves in a mirror especially, when they are damn beautiful.

And women find taking pictures of themselves irresistible.

They also love looking at themselves in the pictures

UNTIL

Baby arrives.

It’s funny how these women don’t care if they are wearing glasses and oily hair and look at their child in the mirror. It’s funny how these women charge their cameras and empty their memory cards to fill them again with 800 pictures of their child.

But then the word CHILD itself resonates of miracles, innocence, peace, love, need, and a purity too hard to resist. And when a woman finds herself enveloped in a sea of these emotions, she realizes she is and will always be A MOTHER.

A friend just put up 44 photos of her daughter on Facebook. All in the same place, in the same dress. And I know I became that woman too. Ah, there goes modesty.

 

Updates. September 10, 2009

On the darker side of my life, I’m yet not free from a nightmare. And I’m afraid it shall last with me as long as I live. Meanwhile, I will continue to verbally emote.

On the brighter side of my beautiful life, I’m learning patience. Something I wasn’t born with. I get my lessons at 4 am., at my meal times, at her feeding time, at our playing time, my computer time, my cooking time… and my husband has fun watch me learn. Everyone is having fun just by the idea that I’m learning patience. Mom says, “Now you know!!! And just so you know more… she is exactly like you.” Every now and then I get a, “Enjoyed getting attention all the time? Now enjoy giving it.” (Barbie hogs attention all day long and until she sleeps at night. Thank God, she figured out ‘night’ means sleeping 8 hours.)

Yet on the brighter side of my life, I’m looking forward to winter in UAE and enjoying motherhood and being a wife after having become a mother. Some may wonder what the difference is, but many things do change after a child enters coupledom. I’m enjoying online computer games like Farmville and Mob Wars watching Sex and the City (got all 6 seasons). I’m back to blogging, which feels awesome. And yeah, I’m losing weight….
Size 14 is over with, now, I’m a size 12!!!
P.S.: Every rose has a thorn.
 

What I did not say. September 18, 2007

Filed under: Sibling Love — ummeaaiman @ 8:47 pm
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It was the 8th of April 2006. I was at my parents home at the time. I was studying hard to clear my scores at the M.A. – 1st year. My brother had his exams in two weeks.

My brother is a good student and when he studies – he studies. Even if it costs him his lunch, dinner, play time. He won’t talk to mom, dad…. He’ll lose himself.

And I’m just the opposite. During Exam time – I start feeling guilty about not helping my mom with household chores. I start remembering that I need to talk to my parents, more. I could show them my gratitude and cook for mom when she was tired. Wash all the dishes everyday. Sweep the floor.

During exam time, I start finding the starless sky more attractive than the words in my book. I start having romantic fantasies. And this time, I was fantasizing about my husband. I was creating dream castles in my mind. Trying to help my mom with the household chores. Despite the fact that she has a maid who’s at her beck and call, I was on her back constantly. Its not like my mom couldn’t see through the act.

As with every exam I’ve given in my life – my mom stood over my head daily. Especially this time, since I’d come home to “study”.

This one night my parents had to go out for a dinner function and they let me know they wouldn’t be back until late. And they warned me not to go out. Not to talk over the phone. Not to dream. Not to cook. Yes they paid me to order ourselves a pizza. Luckily, they did not lock the door.

I had not eaten anything superb since one long day! I decided my brother and I needed to go dine. I persuaded my brother with these arguments:-

  • You really need some Air. You’ve been studying since so long. (NO RESPONSE)
  • You’ve been at it for so long, this is a good change. (NO RESPONSE)
  • We’ll eat something good. After soooo long. (NO RESPONSE)
  • We’ll get to do the sister brother thing after so long. Such a good chance to go out and have some fun. (I guess THAT LINE melted him)

He gave me 10 minutes to dress. At the end of 10 minutes we were out on his bike debating where we should go and eat a delicious meal and return home before our parents came back. We decided to go to Mogambos (An italian joint at Fountain)

Within a span of ten minutes we were inside and ordering. Each ordered ourselves a good sized pasta and drinks. We ate slowly and made conversation that generally comprises of all the stuff brothers and sisters who get along like bread on butter – talk.

An hour later we pain the bill and were on the bike again. I was so happy! My eyes were dancing and this really amuses my brother to see how happy I get when I’ve eaten. My brother asked me if I wanted to go any place else.

Why?

Because there was alot of time left for mum and dad to be home. And the fact that we did not recieve a call, meant they were enjoying themselves.

We went for a long ride along the seaface and then sped home.

I told my brother happily that day, that this was the best meal I’d ever had.

And I asked him if he knew what are the components of the best meal.

He asked me what they were.

I said, “Good food, drinks, and lip-licking desert………..”

I trailed off. I wanted to add one more thing but I didn’t want to sound melodramatic. Sometimes I feel shy to say the things I feel.

What I did not say that day was – “……………… with a beloved.”

(We rushed home. My mom guessed what I had been upto the next day, and laughed it off. She said I just needed a reason to run away from my books. But I promised her that I’d study. I did. With a little supervision. I went crazy a day or two before my exams and promised her that the day my exams were finished, I’d build the largest bonfire of my study material, and dance around it!

My mom said that this was what I always said.

MOM!!!!!!!)

 

 
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