On Quotes

I love quotes, adages, etc. I follow a lot of people on twitter who has so many to offer. But it's a little disappointing that a lot of them are using them&not giving proper credit to the author, hence, it looks like as if it's their own. I know this people wouldn't mind being quoted by us.. But isn't it our part to give them proper credit & respect for their wisdom?
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Checking

Up to now, I still couldn't bring myself back to blogging; with the Ramadan finally over. For several reasons. But primarily, it might be the fact that I am tweeting too much and I stopped my wi-fi access at home.

But whatever it may be, this entry is just about checking if posting via mail works on my blog. If it does, then I now might be able to blog even more often than I've really been.

Let us see...
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Missing Blogging

It's been a while.

But I am still here. Like what I said on my previous post.

It may not take until after the Ramadan, for I think I am gathering back my thoughts.

Still Here

It must be the heat...

Yeah, it must be...

I picture my brain being sucked out dry because of the heat.

I can't put myself to write, I can't think of anything. I wanted to write about something but the end of the day, it seems to be gone.

Sucked out by the heat.

Brain drain?

Or it could be [temporary]brain drain.

[I hope I can get back before summer ends.]

Fifth of July

I was practically out the whole day. It was a cloudy morning so it was just okay to be outside. But as the day climbs to noon, heat started to rise and by the time I got to see the temp, it was already a 44C and it wasn't even 12 noon yet.

I had the opportunity to walk in a mini-park on an island on the place here called Al Muteena. I was kinda relieved to see date trees on the sides. But the thing is the only thing it could give you is a shade from the sun's rays, but not the cool breeze I used to feel back home when I am under the shelter of trees. So, as you may well have guessed, I again got nostalgic about home. Back home, a tree meant a shade from the heat and a cool breeze comes as you stay even for just a while. It offers rest and comfort for that short time you will stay. But here, I walked for over five hundred meters of date trees left and right, but it offered now breeze.

As I said, summer is officially here. This morning, my colleague told me that Ramadan will start on August 20th, as opposed to what I know which is August 21st. But who knows who among us is right? It will fall on either one of these days, depending on the appearance of the moon. So, we will only know once the moon comes out during one of those nights. That's how they do it here.