Hey Precious Friends!
Hope and pray that all of you are having beautiful time with your precious
families and feeling sooo blessed and lucky that you have them!!!
Though i live in central Asia still i can feel the slight vibration created by the
foot steps of Christmas and enthusiasm of preparation for this hilarious and glorious
event by people all over the world through media resources .Wishing you all the
Best for this my friends!
We celebrated our Eid here in Pakistan on 2nd of September . I started mission cleaning
week ago and until Eid day i was as tired as felt little feverish but when my eldest
son arrived felt new energy running through in my body and till last night i was busy (when he left for Karachi)
day and night cooking for them lots of meaty dishes which they (thank God ) appreciated
and i felt that my hardwork did not go in waste .
It is almost 10 :50 morning ,temp is 30 centigrade ,breezy and beautiful as i can look at
my lashing garden waving smoothly and birds chirping sweetly . From today hubby and
kids back to their office and school so finally i got sometime to get in touch with
you as though i was busy but missed reading you all very much!
Due to burden of lots of running around i could not stay in my senses to take good
and In Time pics so have only few to share ,Though i want to share some of my
artificial flowers whom i found cute after washing
Eid day , Captured by my one of nephew while i was in kitchen ,meal was not served yet completely ,hubby was kidding with youngest to pick up his fav piece" leg" lol
Eid second day in front yard ,lots of chat over tea in front yard about my son's next journey to Germany in this end of the month ,Hubby hardly wear shirt in summers ,he love to wear old shalwars(traditional trousers) to feel comfortable ,spontaneous shot by younger .
Laughter when i asked "did you have birth to sleep in plane as used to we have in trains" He said no he will sleep through all the 7 hours on his seat, how odd! He told me many times this before but i am horribly forgetful.
Eid second day ,after returning from trip with father and brother to ice cream parlor and park my younger seemed tired yet happy as it was hot but exciting day for them.
Eid day ,i unfortunately lost some very important pics by clicking on some wrong option while transporting from phone don't know how in which we all were together,how bad luck ,those were precious ,captured by my 12 year old nephew when i came to put stuff on table he asked me to sit for sec .
I hung up the flowers in kitchen window fence and toys after washing ,found cute !
Flowers belong to this basket actually
I hung them in a dried dead rose plant beside yard fence while thinking i am sprinkling HAPPINESS to each sad heart in this world for while!
Belongs to t.v room but to give it beautiful background kept it front of closed door .
At the dinning table ,i took off sheet to make it look more nice
One of our bed has small side tables ,in winter small lamps replace these flowers
it feels "alive" when come into the bedroom though they are artificial .
Dear friends because i just lost few very interesting pics feeling bad about it badly yet glad that am able to share few glimpse of my preparation and Eid day.
Hope you guys will find it fine ,
wishing you a very happy healthy and prosperous life ahead !
Take great care ,stay strong and positive to turn everything in a miracle for which you waited for long!
God Bless You All!!!
It looks like you had a super holiday.
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful picture. It is so nice to celebrate with family.
It looks like Eid was a wonderful celebration, filled with fun, food and family!
ReplyDeleteLovely photos of this celebration, Baili! You have a beautiful family, too!
ReplyDeleteHi Baili :) I love the photo of your hubby sneaking some food ha ha...very cute! You all look so happy. The flowers are beautiful! I sighed when I read that you have 30 degrees...it's a high of 14 here today and rainy...I'm putting the heat on!!
ReplyDeleteyou did great bail, everything looks beautiful!! it is always difficult to be the hostess, doing everything while enjoying the celebration!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your happy holiday times with us you are blessed! I should wash my artificial flowers like you!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely to see how you pretty your home and your family look very happy and having fun. I love to see places so far away and so different to our country, we tke so much for granted here - clearly flowers suffer in the extreme heat of Pakistan, yet here we can have them pretty much all year round and they are flown in from Europe to the supermarkets, kept cool and fresh and then taken home - also we can buy ready flowering to put in gardens - I will appreciate them much more having seen how difficult it would be to grow these luxuries in such a hot country! I am guessing though that chilli peppers would grow well in your garden and the peppers would give so much colour, do you try to grow them at all? they don't grow well for me as our climate is too damp although the supermarket sells them growing in pots for cooking.
ReplyDeleteThank you dear Woody Fairy!
DeleteMy country has 50 plus temp in summer. My garden stay green though but no flower until mid October.
I'm such extreme weather indoor flowers are hard to survive at least till now.
My (late) mom used to grow lots of vegetables in her garden (northern area of my country) But never succeeded in growing green chillies and potatoes.
I here live after marriage in southern part which is hotter than northern areas and I tried only few simple veggie just to try that how this soil works here. I was succeeded in growing garlic and coriacoriander only .Though seasonal flowers grow happily specially sunflowers
Oh my goodness, what a wonderful holiday time you had, so lovely to see all of your photographs. Spending time with family is just so special.
ReplyDeleteMy good wishes
All the best Jan
All those glowing happy faces tell me you had a wonderful holiday. It fills my heart to see the joy.
ReplyDeleteLovely post dear!
ReplyDeleteSometimes it takes effort to have a happy celebrations.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing a good, good day. I love the light of the flowers.
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you
A family celebration.
ReplyDeleteThe most important part of our lifes.
there's never a time i don't enjoy reading your lovely posts. i hope you are well <3333 much loooooooove!
ReplyDeleteHello Baili, what wonderful photos of you and your family enjoying your holiday together. Very creative to put the flowers on the dried rose bush like that. I hope it is now time for you to rest up a little and refresh after all your cooking and tending to family. Thanks for sharing your holiday with us.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Carol
Very nice photos of your family having a happy time. Makes me happy to see that.
ReplyDeleteGreetings from the UK. I enjoyed reading. Glad you have your family to keep you company.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Love love, Andrew. Bye.
These are such lovely photos of you and your family spending time together. That is the best thing in the world! I'm so glad you had such a great time.
ReplyDeleteSo glad you had an amazing family time, holidays are the best!I would love to see some traditional recipes of yours on the blog, it would be great to aee ehat you had during Eid☺ Have a lovely weekend☺☺
ReplyDeleteHappiness and excitement on the faces of everyone, family is everything. Such wonderful photos indeed. Warm greetings to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Baili
ReplyDeleteI loved your house all colorful and felt a good mood in your family.
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Baili, the flowers look charming around your home. I'm so glad that you got to spend time with all of your family. I like the picture of your son laughing and drinking from his cup. Laughter is good for us, and sometimes are lives are difficult and we find that we aren't laughing as much. So this picture reminds me to do so. : ) The picture of you and your young one is precious. A wonderful post, Baili.
ReplyDelete~Sheri
It is nice to see all the things that are bringing you joy :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the holiday too.
ReplyDeleteI drove to a few places in my country during this time.
Quiet a refresh from all days of hard work.
Hello, Baili. I’m back to blogging. Eid in Pakistan looks auspicious festival according to Islam, and the time for family to get together. This post made me feel happy as smiles are contagious. Weather looks similar to ours, 30 degrees C. I felt so uncomfortable with 35 to 37 degrees C in mid-summer, but to read 50 degrees C in your comment, I think I shouldn’t complain. I understand that your husband likes wearing traditional clothes because it must be much more breezy, and I like the way you decorate your home with flowers. Have happy and healthy days ahead, Baili.
ReplyDeleteYoko
i love to peek into your house and see your furniture and lovely table
ReplyDeleteand food and husband having fun with his sons.
A beautiful family and much love.
Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos of your celebration! Love all the flowers! Big Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful and special time your family had together! You put so much work, time, and effort into the celebration, and I'm so thankful you had such a blessed and sweet time with your family! I enjoy seeing pictures of how you celebrate holiday traditions with your family. You are so beautiful, inside and out dear friend, and the joy in your heart and love for the Lord is just so evident in all you write and share, what a blessing it is. With love and hugs to you :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the photos that you shared, Baili! I thought all of your flowers looked very festive. Best of all were the photos of you and your family. It's always the love that counts most! Sending you hugs!!
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