What to Do

Assalam u alaikum,

Alhamdulillah I am doing fine and my classes are going well. I am a bit tired today so I want to go home early. Nothing much going on. Mustafa masha'allah cleaned the washroom today so I am VERY happy about that (it's his day off, so that's what I make him do in his spare time *grin*).

Today we were studying the various government systems present in Arabic countries. No enlightening experiences there. Basically they are either monarchies or pseudo-democracies (dictatorships) which my teacher made fun of very subtly.

I think Prego's burgers are soporiphic (did I spell that right?). At the end of class I was so tired I felt like crying, but I am much better now. It's getting a little trying to have Tomatoes all the time, but insha'allah we'll have Malaysian food on Thursday night or Friday night.

Those pictures Mustafa posted look cool, man. Where does he find these places? and those crazy looking boys with hairy faces? They look like aliens or something.

I hope everyone in Edmonton and Pakistan and everywhere is in the best of iman and health. They're precious commodities, you know.

Ma'asalam,

~Ameer

p.s. Oh I forgot to tell: Ammo Tamir's cousin phoned (his name is Tarek I think). I asked him to talk to me in Arabic, and I understood everything he said, but when I went to write down his phone number I forgot his name, so I looked in my diary and I thought he might be Ammo Tamer's brother so I asked, "Hal anta Mohammed el-Soukkary?" Then he got irritated and said, "Okay, I don't think you are understanding me, so I'll talk in English." Anyways he was very nice and offered to take us around Cairo. Jazakallah khairan to Ammo Tamir.