Update

It's now April, it has been 4-5 months since I last updated my blog(s).

Let's see of all the changes that happened since then.

I went for Hajj in Dec 2007. Actually my husband and I won the trip to Hajj.

I remember recieving a phone call and a man on the phone telling me that I won a trip for Hajj. I asked him how he got my number, and he told me a sister gave it to him. I asked if this was a joke. He said it wasn't a joke and that it was real. That's when I told him to talk to my husband about it.

Anyways to make a long story short, we were able to go for Hajj as long as this production company for Saudi channel 2 would be able to film a documentary on Hajj called "Journey of a Life time". So we were able to do our Hajj, yet we still had to do some filming of Hajj rites and things. It was good. It was an amazing experience. Alhamdulillah.
So, it's about 20 episodes series and if you get satellite, depending on your local area check for a show called "Journey of a Life time" Saudi channel 2, production by Waseelah Production Company.

We also moved into a new home in Dec 2007.

Isa turned 6 in Dec 2007, Daliyah turned 2 in Jan 2008, and Ibrahim turned 10 in March 2008.

There's not much really going on, except the kids are getting older and bigger.

Daliyah wants to be potty trained so she insists that diapers are only for babies and she's a big girl. She also wants to do everything on her own without me helping her or even assisting her or even telling her how to do it. She's real stubborn, and has her own set mind frame on how to do things and insists she knows how to do it even at her little young age of hers.

I'm sure she'll learn to read soon too.

Well that's basically it, except for that I'm still getting my sinusitis / migraines daily, with my allergies and asthma acting up every so now and then, once or twice a day, sometimes every other day. It's a real hassle because everyone says it's within the "jordan air". Some have said to see a naturalist or homeopathic doctor about it, but, he's very expensive and people says it's worth it. I said, yes but even if it's worth it, what if you don't have it? What if it's so expensive that you can't afford that price and if it's on a continuous regular basis how would that fit into your budget?

Yes, these people that advise this can say this to me easily because they're either single or just newlywed so they don't have any kids, or the ones that do have kids have just one, not 3 like I do.

*Sigh*
It'll get better insha'Allah I hope and pray.