"Every day above ground is a good day"

Assalamou alaykoum wbt,

Another year older and another number added to my life. The years have gone by so fast. Allah SWT Has blessed me with a wonderful family and friends. Al hamdoulillah!

I literally, have never had that special feeling that most of the people feel in the day of their birthday. Yesterday (1st March) I turned 20 (years young). This number seems so big for me (Ha Ha!). I just want to add that numbers does not change anything however we are defined by our actions; by who we really are.

From the bottom of my heart, I would like to thank everyone for your flawless words, your kind wishes and your so precious pressies. I am so blessed to have every single person of you in my life.

Though I am feeling a bit tired, I had an absolutely great birthday weekend! :-)

Saturday, February 28th2015: A multicultural lunch at L'air Marin restaurant in Aswak Essalam with the family.

Saturday evening: Gathering with the family (a girly meeting).

Sunday, March 1st, 2015: A day in Casablanca with my family.

1st March Sunday evening: Blueberry- Aswak Essalam - Rabat.

My birthday cake turned into a yummy ice cream. ^_^

"Every day above ground is a good day".

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