Hey Blessed Hearts!
Hope and pray Lord is showering his love and grace upon you each moment , and you are grabbing it with gratitude and positive energy through every breath you take :)
In our country Eid ul Azha was celebrated yesterday.
Eid Ul Azha is our second biggest yearly festival . It commemorates the willingness of sacrifice that showed Hazrat Ibrahim to obedience of Allah!
Lord accepted and honored his intention . And event is celebrated as symbol of
"man's love for Lord which is greater than his worldly love"
Weather took a magical turn .It was cloudy and windy .Temperature dropped from 48 to 35 which made Eid absolutely GORGEOUS!
hubby grabbed flower from climber and gave me when my son was capturing clicking ,he never forget to cheer us up with his caring moves , i used to be more like this before my parents left this world !
It seemed love of Lord has surrounded us from all sides :)
Best part is having hubby and kids with me and no need to say HOW MUCH I MISSED MY PRECIOUS ELDEST BABY! (not crying guys !) He called us even it was so early morning for him just to show us his precious face and this gesture turned the whole day complete peace and joy!
My son celebrated his Eid one day before us .He joined his friends in bar bi q and had lovely time
i asked for selfie as always :)
Eid ul Azha is all about meat dishes though ,i made CHAAT (name of dish) on insistence of my younger son .
it looks oily but oil is needed for long process otherwise it can stick to the bottom of pan. Before having we spill the oil visible on surface .dish is called MUTTON QORMA .We also had some guests on Eid day from in laws
My beautiful garden looked so happy and soothing on Eid day specially :)
In the evening when clouds left after shower sky was ABSORBINGLY GORGEOUS! moon seemed so close and stars looked like a lovely laughter of Lord :)))
before sunset clouds decided to leave ,we went up on the roof to see wonders of beautiful weather
this year our lemon plant grew healthier fruit
we kept trimming our pomegranate this year as it was spreading it's branches widely outside the garden . this is why it looked annoyed and only one fruit this time.
Today is Eid's second day .Almost 1 pm noon . Weather is still being so kind and i can't help to pay gratitude each moment :)
Hubby is out to meet his friends for Eid greetings .We had wonderful morning time together .Lots of chat and memories of our trips with eldest son . I feel so happy and serene when find time together with hubby and kids .Nothing is precious then "family togetherness" indeed!
Wishing you All a Happy ,Peaceful and Healthy life dear Friends!
Never loose Hope that come from field of Faith!
Miracle is crop you will reap soon by doing so !
God Bless You All!!!
Happy Eid☺ It looks like you all have a wonderful family time, those moments in life are so precious! Those dishes look absolutely great, maybe someday you will shate some recipes?☺Have a lovely day☺
ReplyDeleteBlessings to you Baili for Eid and to your family and especially your lovely oldest son who always remembers his mum and shows so much love to her - what a lovely boy he is. May Eid bring peace to the troubled corners of this planet. Betty x
ReplyDeleteHappy Eid to you and your family. Wonderful pictures as always. Family and friends are what makes life worth living. One of the great things about holidays is that they help remind us of such things.
ReplyDeleteHappy Eid thanks for sharing this wonderful time with us
ReplyDeleteDearest Baili...oh how happy I am to hear how much you enjoyed your wonderful Festival. It must have been so good to share such a special time with your family...and thank you so much for sharing these fabulous photos!
ReplyDeleteI especially love the one of you and your hubby, where he gave you a flower. So romantic and touching.😊😊
You look so happy...and that makes me happy too!
All my love and hugs ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful photos, as always! Have a wonderful celebration!
ReplyDeleteIt is good to hear that you are having a happy celebration, baili. I'm glad you had a video visit with your eldest son and a good day with your family at home. The cooler temperature must have been a great relief also!
ReplyDeleteIt has been a long time since I visited Baili. I must apologize for that as I saw a comment of yours in an old blog post and wanted to say hello again. This is a wonderful post, so many beautiful photos of family life and other scenes, and I thank you for sharing a part of the world I have never been to.
ReplyDeleteI am so happy that you are having such a good holiday. Your whole family looks happy. You have to feel so proud.
ReplyDeleteDear Baili, thank you for sharing this wonderful and special festival with us and the happiness of your days with your family. What a blessing you are to one another. Peace.
ReplyDeleteHappy Eid. It looks like a wonderful celebration. Beautiful family photos, Baili.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
ReplyDeleteAll the food looks so good.
I hope your sons live near you when they are older and have families. You are right...family togetherness matters so much!
Family moments are the most precious.
ReplyDeleteHappy Eid to you and your family.
ReplyDeleteYou've shared such fabulous photographs here, I especially like the second one of you and your husband.
Blessings to you.
All the best Jan
Glad to see photos of a beautiful happy family.
ReplyDeleteThe dishes look so yummy, I want a bowl of your mutton qorma, Baili :)
Have a great day!
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ReplyDeletei am sorry i don't know it happened to delete this comment dear Dorothy
Deleteactually i approve comments hurriedly by my smart phone i think i touched the screen wrongly and i am sad that your words have been deleted which were and are so important for me my friend
Beautiful, happy photos of you and your husband and of your sons, Baili. It makes me smile to see such happy pictures.
ReplyDeleteHow lovely to see your family near and far enjoying Eid ul Azha! I can't believe how tall your younger sons have become! I'm with you: There is nothing better than family togetherness!
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