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Name: Rashmee Country: United States State: Texas Metro: Dallas Birthday: 8/29/1985 Gender: Female
Interests: friends, family, gavin degraw currently, visiting new places, having conversations with people that challenge me, harry potter, aim freak I am!, one tree hill, you! Expertise: Being loud, weird, goofy, friendly, smiling, listening and advising, although my advice seems to work for everyone else but me, eating, napping( such an amazing thing!), and being me, which I haven't quite figured out yet. Occupation: Student Industry: Business
Message: message me AIM: sasha03
Member Since:
1/31/2005
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so Bangladesh was FABULOUS! I had such a great time...shopping, family,
new friends, food, the beach, river, iono just all kinds of fun.
Abida, onek onek thanks for
everything! tumi onek bar baire niso and shob friender shathe introduce
korso. i would not have had half as much fun if it wasnt for you.
Hatir bacha, thanks for driving us
around all the time and my mango juice =) tomar shathe kotha bolthe
onek moja lagtho even though tumi amake always Reshma daktha!
Iquuuu- thanks for taking me
everywhere and not caring what people say! dhaka university was a lot
of fun and so was all that riding around the city.
God there are so many people to thank for my amazing time over there, i think i'm just going to email everyone.
For now I'm going to listen to Bangla music and talk to you ppl on msn every day and look at my pictures.
Thank you all for an AMAZING winter break! =)
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So I can't sleep and I thought I might as well come write in this
thing. Everyone has been going pretty smoothly as of late. School is a
BIA but I suppose that's expected with 19 hours and all the other
stuff. MSA has been fabulous and I love being on EXEC. PR is a lot of
work, but all of our promotional stuff has been really good and Aneesa
and I are on top of it =) The whole Exec has done a wonderful job and
this year's MSA has been really productive mash'allah!
It was my bestest friend's birthday the other day and we had lots of
fun. He got some wonderful presents and most people enjoyed themselves.
He's freakin 22! We're all getting so old, but I guess its a good
thing...maturing, moving on to bigger and better experiences. I have
too many good things to say about him so I won't even begin...
Living with my roomie is WONDERFUL! She's so great and supportive and
fun and friendly with all my friends. She has become a part of my close
friend circle and she, iono, she's just awesome. Its nice having
someone around that you can just talk to candidly about everything.
Sometimes I forget that people talk smack or spy on you for no other
reason but to gossip, so its just nice for us to come home at the end
of the day and unwind w/o worrying about backbiting and such. From
friend problems to guy problems to school problems, having a support
system in your roommate is really comforting.
Well I'm going to Bangladesh in the winter Insha'allah and I'm super
pumped! I can't wait to see all my family, and I also get to spend
Eid-ul-Adha there! WOOT WOOT for all the fun, presents, shopping, FOOD,
and festivities! We shall see what I return with Ok bed
time...sweet dreams!
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| So I definetly have not been on this thing in ages. I just wanted to say... RAMADAN MUBARAK!!!! (In a few days) Take all that you can out of this month because time is so precious. Learn all that you can, focus, and hopefully you come through the month feeling refreshed and prepared to take on all that comes the rest of the year. The future is so uncertain, you never know what challenges await you and who will stick with you through those times. Hopefully we don't forget all the things and people we should be grateful for and cherish them like no other. Maybe we can heal some wounds while we're at it. Anyway good luck with the fasting and have a wonderful and fulfilling Ramadan. May Allah bless all you with strength and good tidings this month. - Rashmee | | |
| THANK YOU.
Thank
you for always being there for me when I know it tore you up sometimes.
Thank you for all those times you tried to warn me about things, to
show me how things really were instead of letting me get blinded by my
own naivety and ignorance. You never gave up in trying to protect
me, even when I pushed that protection away and told myself I knew what
was right. You were this one stable thing in my life, my rock.
I came running to you with all my good news and my worries- family,
getting this internship, classes, friends, my future… Thank you for
feeding me! You always knew when my grumpiness hit that it was time for
khana =) Thank you for motivating me and forcing confidence down my throat when all I wanted to do was stress about how mediocre I felt. Thank you for inspiring
me with the passion you had for your own work. Even though I never
understood it, it just always made me so happy to hear you be all giddy
about the projects you were working on and the things you learned in
class. Every time you talked about that stuff I would hope that one day
I found a career that I was just as passionate
about. Thank you for setting out my pencils/eraser/highlighters so I
was good and ready to do my hard-core studying before dinnertime. Thank you for grabbing 2 fortune cookies before I had to mention it. Thank you for the many thoughtful
gifts, they put such a huge smile on my face every time I got one.
Thank you for being so wonderful to my mom and siblings, they care
about you a lot and haven’t forgotten your time and kindness. Thank you for confiding in me. You opened up so much of yourself to me, I feel truly honored to be given that privilege. Thank you for believing in me and being proud of my accomplishments. While I tried to downplay that stuff, you would boast like no other. You felt my pride, confidence, anger, betrayal, and excitement for me when I was too hesitant to feel them myself.
Thank you for being such a BrIlLiAnT light in my little life. | | |
| Men are weak. I've always known that women carry a great burden but I guess in the past 2 years, through my own experiences and that of my family, I've realized just how weak men can be and how much women can withstand. We all make mistakes but the true test of your character and who you REALLY are is how you choose to carry yourself when situations get tough. You do what you have to for your children, your family, the ones you love, because you know that ultimately the strife you are not revealing is crucial to maintaining someone else's happiness and feeling of security. God does not put you through things you cannot handle, but we all have the ability to make choices, to take responsibility for our actions and accept the consequences thereafter.
No one can make you feel inferior unless you let them. The unfortunate fact is that most of the time we give people that power. We choose to stay in unhealthy situations because we are too afraid to make a decision. Hopefully we can all learn to live our life with purpose and make concious decisions, not just take the easy way out. | | |
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