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I trust everything that comes out from this website. I made a batch of fudgy brownies once which didn’t turn out so bad. It was close to the Pilsbury’s Instant Brownie mix which I’ve ALWAYS and forever thought was awesome.

I’ve been wanting to make Tiramisu for a year now. Finally thia site posted a new post for a Tiramisu recipe:http://www.yumsugar.com/2801898.

I’m on facebook almost everyday and it has that built in notification on the right hand frame on upcoming pals birthdays.

there.are.no.more.excuses.

So far I’ve wished Suzi happy birthday. In fact we even had a bash 2 weeks ago for that.

There were some work colleagues that I wished who helped me a lot in my work.

Let’s say that again…there.are.no.more.excuses.

Ok now this is subjective..

My eldest is 3 and 1/2, my youngest is 8 months. I have concluded that my parents, husband, my in laws, and myself have conflicting ideas and actions when it comes to diciplining my eldest son.

Sometimes I don’t know what is the right way to raise my kids. I do know that I want them to never ever, ever, EVER feel that there is a moment that I don’t love them. Sometimes I imagine my eldest son grown up and in his teenage years – like how I was – and I remember telling myself that I can actually live without my parents.
Astaghfirullah…

I do know that when it comes to the subject of my kids. I’m gonna trust my inner voice. If it does not feel right. Than it isn’t. Yeah.. it’s just like dealing with office drama.

So here’s my own ‘Being a better parent 101’ total action list :
1 – Patience (think of God)
2 – Take a breather before you act
3 – Trust your inner voice
4 – THINK before you ACT
5 – If it does not feel right. Mend it till it does.
6 – Read the Quran
7 – Asks for His Guidance

So for this goal there won’t be a finishing line but more of a lifetime of updates, trial, errors and heartaches.

I’ll start updating once I get into a brawl with my son and how I resolved that.