7 things…

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… that make my life worth living.

So, yeah, it’s a tag. Passed to me by Falsa. And even though she didn’t tag anyone in particular in her post, she left a comment here and told me that she had tagged me and that I “better do it”. Many of you have already asked me to update (I am sorry, by the way — I just don’t feel like writing anything these days *sighs*), and this tag finally gives me something to write. (Yes, I know, I didn’t write anything on this Independence Day, which has always been giving me something to write about for the last 6 years.)

Here we go then. 7 things that make my life worth living.

  1. My family, and my friends. They cheer me up when I need them, but they also keep me in check. I know I can count on them.
  2. Saturday evenings. One of my most favourite times of the week. I mean, how cool is knowing, after enjoying a whole day off, that you have the next day off as well?
  3. View from my home’s roof. Seriously. Have a look yourself.
  4. My computer. Okay, that’s a pretty nerdy thing to say. But I really am grateful for my computer. And for technology, in general.
  5. Cooking my food. Disclaimer: I am a bad cook. And I can’t do anything in the kitchen except fry/boil an egg, boil a challi/bhutta, and use the microwave oven. But still, it feels good to cook the food you’re about to eat.
  6. The ability to laugh. I don’t know how I would have lived if I hadn’t known how to laugh.
  7. The ability to think. Okay, I might have lived without knowing how to think (because I sometimes think too. damn. much.), but it sure is good to be able to think and sort things out. Well, most of the things.

I tag everyone.

10 comments

1

falsa

Aug 15th, 2009 at 12:17 pm

:D Now that you talk about Saturday evenings yes, they truly are amazing!

2

Nabeel

Aug 16th, 2009 at 6:21 pm

It’s good to appreciate the lovely things you have. I like your home’s roof view too

3

No One

Aug 16th, 2009 at 7:34 pm

hey, i thought your married now with 3 kids, glad you updated…peace

=)

4

knicq

Aug 19th, 2009 at 6:11 pm

What? No 14th August update this year… we need the Saadat post the most this year yara. Even if it comes late.

5

farooqk

Aug 21st, 2009 at 4:41 am

yo! you have finally used the blog for what blogs are supposed to be used for, blogging that is! because when you dont blog on your blog it remains unblogged, and when that happpens your blog sort of gets bogged down, and thats just mind boggling…

have i ever told you i never read your posts, except for the first and last line! :D

6

farooqk

Aug 21st, 2009 at 4:42 am

im bored, hence i write boring comments, misery must be spread :P

7

Specs

Aug 21st, 2009 at 10:30 am

I can actually imagine you saying all this with your back bent and your head in your hands. Seriously man, JAGO!!!!! Nescafe piyo.

8

Leena S

Aug 22nd, 2009 at 11:12 pm

the ability to laugh! thats surely something that makes life worth living. good to see u back :)

9

farooqk

Aug 29th, 2009 at 1:48 am

yaar koee nayay post shost to likho, im bored as hell!!

10

Americanising Desi

Aug 31st, 2009 at 2:03 pm

i so agree with your ability to laugh! my God!
if i wouldnt laugh, i wud have been a dead duck.

pleasurable read.
i think i ll take up the tag :)

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