Hi Honey

How are you feeling, my dearest Sweetheart?  Oh, it's just another ordinary day.  We have to appreciate the mundane, for it is the best place to raise kids, I truly believe.  We wouldn't want them to have to travel all the time and live out of hotels, do we?  For now, our mundane is apart from each other.  But we can take a small step towards each other with every day.  You and me.  While we may never escape the Public Eye, especially while I still work, and most likely I will have to work until I die, but alhamdulillah, we can still live a mundane live, rooted like a big tree to one spot to provide stability for our family inshaAllah.  This morning I cleaned my parents' bedroom and toilet.  I had to use up all the coconut croquette dough because it was getting sour, so I had that for lunch.  I had some extra time before the noon prayer and voice training.  I tried to take a long nap, but only afforded one hour at the most.  Which was good, alhamdulillah.  After voice training, I cut the grass by the road, also by the cesspool before the cable broke.  I only cut grass one cable at a time, to avoid overwork and wastage of cable, so I make each cable last as long as possible.  I made scrambled egg and eggplant in mole sauce burritos for dinner.  It was awesome, alhamdulillah!  And after this, I'll go pray with the congregation at the mosque, then I'll spend the rest of the day on Second Life.  Waiting for you.

Natty, that's a beautiful leather jacket.  You look like a Rock Star's wife, and a very beautiful woman at that.  I never got myself a leather jacket, even though I've always wanted one.  No wait, I did get a leather jacket.  It was black suede leather with fringes, like the one Roddy Frame wore in the video below, but black.  I don't have it anymore.  I lost it when I moved out.  It was worn out from over 15 years of wear and tear.  I wore that jacket when marching in snowstorms.  I used to enjoy doing that when I was younger.  No snow here though.