It's about time

After taking stock of life as is, I realised that in creating that fundamental balance I so often speak about, I needed to make changes. To start of with (ranging from two months to current), I got rid of my laptop, additional e-mail accounts, cut down on blogging and de-cluttered my home. The only interaction with obvious technologies is my Iphone, my TV and PC at work. Even in the car, I shifted from listening to music in the morning to Quran podcasts - it's left me feeling alot more calmer in my days.

These smalls changes have added mass loads of time on to my weekends which I have now actively used towards doing things that I almost neglected like cooking better meals (instead of quick meals), taking walks in the evenings (instead of sitting with my laptop), making time to actually smile and enjoy life instead of stressing.

The next big thing is about me and where I want to be in life. I'm busy re-analyzing my time here in Doha versus going back home. On my much awaited upcoming trip back home, I hope to actually filter out a mental answer, inshallah. After being in Doha for 3 years, it is no doubt a big decision which will take a while - I'll be sure to keep you all updated. I have this dream about how much better I would live my life no matter where I am - its all about freedom, happiness and serenity with no complications and materialism. 

The last thing is, I'd like to wish you all a wonderful Shabaan and even better Ramadaan. I don't foresee myself posting much anymore but I am enjoying catching up on some of your blogs whenever I can.

"Never, never, be afraid to do what’s right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society’s punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way. "Martin Luther King, Jr.

Much love:)