My observations, My experiences.
So it wud be Eid tommorow inshAllah. Such a day brings so much good memories and lonely times i had in last five years.
posted by Tauqeer @ 14:34
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If it makes you feel any better, I has classes from 8 till 3 on Eid day... and then I spent 2 hours at the clinic for my cold :|
Eid Mubarak!
lol if it was class i wud have missed it! laiken job to job hai na....and if that makes u feel any better, i got a flu/cold as well, from a week now!
Eid Mubarak to you Dear. This is your brother Abdullah, back from Collage.
Eid Mubarak!
hpe u hav a gud time
Collage u mean? Abdullah from university right??
i had college in da morning n work in da evenings..... plus i had already missed last class cuz i slept in *blushing*
so i couldnt miss ma class
so beat that :/
wesa eid mubarak to u to
Hope u enjoyed it alot
Nope Touqeer you forgot me i was your senior. May be this will remind you i was the house Captain in Rumathiya School.
oh acha abdulluah bhatti! u shud ave scrapped me on orkut! :)
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sorry 4 late comment...but u r working in pak...pak is a muslim country...y wudnt a muslim country give u a day off on eid ??? :O
~Hibah
Ya that was my first reaction...no off on eid day, whats the point of living in a muslim country then!!! laiken well being engineers, we have to duty to make things easier for others, in my case keep this stupid contact centre running!
Knock knock!!!
Where are you?? :O
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