Eid Frenzy
First off Eid Mubarak people.
This really only happens in Eid, everyone goes into a frenzy doing something. I found out it was Eid from my barber, he gave me a call telling me it was Eid tomorrow and to come by asap. It was 6:40pm, and I waited for prayer before heading out around 7:10pm on the bike over to the barber. The streets were insane, I thought it would be relatively empty like the days during Ramadan. The traffic would start usually around 8:00pm but I was mistaken and there was lots of traffic.
I was really enjoying myself during this ride with the cool weather but everyone was just insane. I could tell at least 30 – 40 cars were squeezing the middle lane on purpose so that I couldn’t get through and it was really annoying me but I was thinking let me get through this traffic calmly and then I take off from all these idiots.
I got to the barber and I had two cold 7-ups because it felt damn good to drink a cold drink. Really hit the spot, and my barber had so many customers. Because its one day early everyone wanted to be fresh for the next day, I didn’t really mind but he told me to come by since he won’t be sleeping because of so many appointments. I got a quick shave and cut, 13 mins I was out and ready to go! Now that was quick, 3 min head shave and 10 min work on the goatee, and I found that to be funny.
What a start to the Eid weekend, I’m just happy I could take a break from work for a little while. But I have a feeling that something is going to creep up on me. That aside this is going to be a nice Eid vacation and the weather is getting nicer which is good.
Carlsb3rg
wait hours in traffic for a shave… gone are the men who shave by themselves ;P ;P
chika m3ayda
Kel 3am o enta bkheir Z.
maryam
Eid Mubarak ;D
As if people really need an excuse to crazy driving! I actually thought about going out to get me some mushroom soup but decided otherwise, hmm, guess that was a good call.
Have a nice Eid holiday to you all :D
eshda3wa
3eedik imbarak
inta wain 3aysh?!
min wain yaak cool weather?
laish 3ndy ana er6oobah moo 6abe3iya
baye askin 3ndikom
Ms. D
have u seen the streets where co-ops r at? its insane! in my area the street was justl blocked! i had to park the car at a distant and walked 10 mins to go n get a greeting card!
akhaaf bs mataw yo3 bermuthan! elly min bida wehma khamaw eljm3eyat,, ow min khallas ham khamoha! LOL
MSB
kil 3am o int ibkhair… 3eedek embarak (to u & ur nephew) ;)
Laialy_q8
Happy Eid :)
Sin
3eedik embarak!!
Amjad
Eidkum Mubarak! :-)
amer
Eid mubarak have a good one and drive safe!
Jacqui
Na3eeman and Happy Eid :P
jewaira
Na3eeman..the way you describe your visits to the barber truly conveys your sense of relief at being groomed.
Eidik Mbarak and enjoy your holiday
Marzouq
Carlsb3rg: You only appreciate the luxuries you have when you don’t have it! And since going to the states I appreciate having a barber to go to! Its a fantastic experience!
chika: O entay ib khair!
maryam: Its good you stayed home, it was nuts!
eshda3wa: ayamich sa3eeda, looool! I love it when there is a cool breeze I don’t care if its humid! lol!
Ms. D: They are all insane, everyone flooded the coops! loooool!
Laialy: Thanks!!
Sin: ayamik sa3eeda!
Amjad: ayamik sa3eeda!
Amer: Will do!!
Jacqui: Alah yin3am 3alaich, o 3eedich Emabarak!
jewaira: Cleaning up the goattee is the best part, it feels so clean and smooth I love that! Its like saving up for something!! It never gets old! Ayamich Sa3eeda!
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