Cozy Interiors Part 1 - WW21











Which one did you like best?
{ Stay tuned for more on cozy interiors in the coming Wordless Wednesday entries }

Hang on, we're in this together

I have a major writer's block, owing to my sleeplessness and a ridiculously busy schedule. Me having a writer's block means you have to bear with my pointless randomness once again. I promise to keep it from getting nuttier in future!



I came across this photo on deviantart and instantly felt connected to it. It reminds me of life and people and our journey together. Each one of us traveling together but to different destinations. I like to think of this life as a wonderful journey where we have wisdom of the past, moment of present and thrill of the future. Journeys are beautiful, you get to meet strangers. You get to learn from everyone, you just need to have an eye for it. One thing each stranger can teach you is how all of us are connected on the same level.

I'd like to make a lot of friends on the way :)

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Just a thought!

A Toast to All My Girlies!!!


Never apologize for pursuing what makes you happy. Even if you need to quit your job, transfer schools, or move across country, always do what you really want.

Never apologize for giving your best in a relationship that just didn't work out.


Never apologize for crying. Wear waterproof mascara and express yourself.

Never apologize for being successful. Only haters want to keep you at their level.


Never apologize for treating yourself to something special. Sometimes you have to show yourself some appreciation.

Never apologize for demanding respect. You are to always be treated as a Queen.

Never apologize for leaving an abusive relationship. Your safety should always be a priority.

Never apologize for ten pounds you need to lose. People who truly care about you will accept you as you are.



Never apologize for keeping the ring even if you did not get married.

Never apologize for setting high standards in a relationship. You know what you can tolerate and what simply gets on your nerves.

Never apologize for saying NO!

Never apologize for not knowing how to cook. Even if you can't burn like Grandma you know how to order good take out. (Right Girl!)

Never apologize for making more money than your man, you work hard and you deserve to get paid.



 

Never apologize for being you!

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This goes out to all my girls.I hope you all know how beautiful you are. Let's celebrate being a woman! This world won't be the same without beauties like us! ;-)
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the Love we made - WW4



'I hold in my arms the love we made.'

Graduation Day


I never imagined how wonderful I'd feel wearing the graduation robe till the day came when I finally wore it. It was indeed a big day. I was content that all my hard work for so many years had finally paid off. The only bad part on that lovely day was that parents weren't invited. I know that comes by as a big bummer but that's the way it was. I missed 'em so much, imagining seeing pride on their faces every minute the ceremony lasted.

I fondly remember my school life, my first ABC book that I still have possession of (surprised?), my play group days, then nursery, my first grade teacher who pampered me, the third grade teacher who was so scary; the list goes on. After years of hard work, I made it to the place where there was this one seat that was meant for me and me alone. It was the place I had made for myself in a batch of over a hundred, I was amongst the top three.

You know the best moment of that entire day? It was seeing the look on my mama's face when she saw me in that prestigious black robe and with my graduation certificate. She hugged me tight and told me she was proud of me.

Hope you have a great weekend ahead! *smiles*
- Mehr

This was a short and random write up for Sunday Scribblings.

Faces of You


I strongly feel each one of has two sides to us. One that the world sees and one who we are in the dark. Okay, with some exceptions of course. You may take it offensively, accept my apologies if you do so, but think about it. Are we R.E.A.L.L.Y. ourselves in front of others? Completely?

I kept myself away from the flashy glamy side of Lahore. I found it all too artificial and it always made me restless. Right now, my most important need is to find myself again.