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Everyday I see the images of flood affected people of my dear Pakistan, and they bring tears to my eyes. Today as I was watching TV while playing with my daughter, I saw the same images and I thought of the mothers and children stuck in this disaster. Lauren Gow at ask a mum? wrote, Nearly 53, 000 women affected by the Pakistan floods are expected to give birth in the next three months, according to the United Nations. Answer for yesterday’s question: The pictures I posted yesterday are of an information desk located at a library. The desk is made of recycled books.
What do you think? Where could be an information desk like this could be found? I’ll post the answer tomorrow. Eid Mubarik to all the Muslims of the world. Many of our Muslim brothers and sisters have already celebrated the Eid day yesrerdat but here in Pakistan we are celebrating it today. Today I am going to share a special recipe of sheer khurma made mostly on this meethi(sweet) Eid.
Decorating hands with Mehndi or henna is an ancient art. In subcontinent and Islamic world, it is an important part of celebrations, be it weddings or other festivals. Eid is coming and all of us women are on the look out for beautiful and unique mehndi designs to make hands look pretty. As I was looking for new and unique mehndi designs on the internet, I found many interesting facts and info on different websites. I prefer to apply mehndi on my hands by myself. Since I do it on specific occasions, I can’t call myself an expert. I was looking for new designs on the internet when accidentally I stumbled on a great website. It actually teaches you how to apply henna designs. If you have a passion to learn this beautiful art with a bit of creativity, then you can learn it. |
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