Vlog #171: Should a Sunday be like this?

I love my life as it is. Alone and doing what I like to do, when I like to. So, this time I went to meet my aunt Phupijan Aziz, after quite a long time. She and my aunt Mubarak were sisters. It was a turn of fate that they were admitted in CMH hospital in parallel places. One in a room and other in ICU. As you know, Phupi Jan Mubarak met her Maker on 17th October, while Phupi Jan Aziz had been taken to her home. She hasn't been told about the passing away of her sister. So, when I went yesterday, Phupi Jan Aziz wasn't feeling well at all. She kept saying my heart is feeling heavy. This is the kind of relationship sisters have! She can feel it in her bones. I spent an hour with her, we chatted, and I left her feeling a bit better. We all need to meet our elders regularly. Also, to visit at a time convenient for them. We need to be very considerate of their timings. I'm so glad I went. Returning home, to dash off to Waliya's home for lunch. It was delicious daal and gosht. Then, I relaxed in my lawn, and realized I was invited for PANA meet up. Atle Hetler runs it, he is a Norwegian journalist and regularly contributes to The Nation. It is always a pleasure going to it, as you get to meet some very interesting personalities. Do, like, subscribe to my channel. You will find out how interesting life can be in one's fifty plus or sixty plus years. I continue to feel blessed to be able to live the life I'm leading now. Also, if you too are a cancer survivor, you will find ways to live a life worth it. If Allah has given us life, and saved us from such a deadly illness, we need to make it worth it, while thanking Him at every step! Stay blessed and enjoy all that you have today.