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Salam,
May you live to enjoy the company of your grandchildren's children. This was a very heartfelt and moving post. ~Thank you.
Hey Salam,
Have been visiting your blogg on/off since March I think.. You always have enchanted me with your topics, whether it is about life in general or about a future or career dilemma! However this one, Seven years On, made me think! take a pause, breath deeply for a minute or so! So accurate and true what you are writing, one never knows what tomorrow might bring! Yet we seem to never think about it more. But in the way you presented it" describing actual ppl you have been friends with, danced with, had dinners with. Ppl whome no longer are parts of this world. This way you had me reflecting over my lfe and how happy I am to be where I am today.. With all my loved ones in good health!
Alhadolillah & Thank you.
Nice...
You talk about 600 guests and 7 years later. I and H. and connect: 1100+ guests and 5 years later.
He...well he died a week after the wedding.
My best man, yeah he too died the following year.
She,...don't even get me started.
They,...who the hell are those people? I have no idea who my parents invited to the wedding. We certainly do not know a thousand people. It was a demonstration of old comrades and extended, EXTENDED nasayeb, some I met for the first and last time that day.
Eh! Even I in my wildest dreams did not think I would be living in Springville, Utah.
Dear Salam,
I'm speachless. I have nothing to add to what you have said here. Thank you for sharing with us the reminder that life is uncertain.
May God bless you.
Rebecca
salam
i was really touched by your writing ; but the great thing about this is that it is your own house(which is mashalla very nice house ) that you moved to not a rented house again .you must be very glad . alf mabrouk inshalla and enjoy it.
regards
Bro yousef
Just today I was asking about the news of the husband and kids of the 30 year old who died of cancer two years ago. So sad, especially for the two kids. Life is full of surprises, good and bad, but its biggest surprise is definitely death, where one stands helpless, speechless. On another note, mabrook the new house, and happy unpacking!
Thanks Kinzi,same wishes to you.Will e-mail you now.
Thank you ZD ,SAME GOES TO YOU.
Thanks Lina,sometimes one does need to be reminded to count his blessings!
1100 Jameed?i thought my wedding was big!!wow!!
Rebecca,are you settled in now?wish you the best.
Yous..habibi..thanks and 3ogbalak!
Hope,if you know who I'm talking about then I would probably know you?no..?Well you intrigued me so if you don't mind me knowing you,please write to me my emial's on the site's contacts.
Hey Salam,
This is really great. Go on.
Thanks for opening our eyes.
keep up the good work.
Randa
great post salam, you also touched me :0) and you are right we have to live our lifes by seconds and enjoy it whatever is happening.
god is good :)
At the beginning of the post I felt bored but when you started talking about your wedding celebration and about the people and their destinies I found the post soul.
Your voice is very loud in this post, I can hear you deeply salam.
Salam and Jameed... you guys have reminded me of many loved ones who have passed on.... but let's remember their cheerful spirits and their never fading smiles and not the tragedy of their death.
On a cheerful note, if and when i get married I think i'll hold the reception in Stad Amman to save my dad the agony of limiting his guest list to 1100 people :)
May God bless you and your loved ones with the best of health.
Thanks everyone,and may God Bless the souls of those who passed away.
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Salam, thanks for this second hand participation in your wedding celebration! Many, many deep thoughts and memories...I wonder if God's plan for that day wasn't just moving in, but providing a few moments of quiet reflection on the joys and pain sof life and loving.
May God bless you and hubby with many more years of spirited relationship!
(So...how to get to your house?)