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Hey Mike!! How are you dear?? Sorry for the late reply, my laptop went on holiday and left me but now its fixed!

Most of the time is the best thing a parent can ask for Dont be greedy!!

Lol yes there was a day I woke up at 7 am in the summer and I felt like talking (my friends didnt agree for some reason ) so I went and posted a massive post, it would have made you proud

Lol, you obviously dont miss them enough Aww sweet, do they get along with each other? Or typical sibling rivalry?

Mike!!! You're still alive??? I was 'talking' to you on the chit chat cafe but it was a one sided convo

oooh how sweet, how old is your son?

Long time Mike Too busy for your ATL friends? lool hope you're well

As a tourist, or as a potential place to live? I think I'll go for Lebanon, although the Petra and the Dead Sea and the Aqaba are all gorgeous places you must see in Jordan!!

LOL glad I made you smile What can I say, crazyness comes naturally to me I did try and think of something smart for the T, but I couldnt really be bothered

Thank you Only Jordan and Lebanon

Lol no I meant grammar wise! I couldnt say anything bad about you even if I wanted to (which I dont!) you're too nice!

Yes, I'm originally Palestinian, but my nationality is british born and brought up in London Dad was born and brought up in Lebanon

Hey you really are smart! Are you learning arabic? Should I be extra careful what I say around you? The plural of iftar is iftarat, it means 'to break your fast' i.e break-fast lol but cause its at sunset I said dinner But I said it englishified cause english is my native language, so I add random s or ing at the end of arabic words when talking

Work?

Wow that sounds so smart!!

Haha nope no work, I'm a lazy biochemical engineering student I'm afraid, and its my summer holiday so my time is split between learning spanish, ATL and housework

Well in Ramadan, inviting people over for dinner is a tradition, because you get the same reward as the one fasting if you break their fast, i.e double the reward So many mosques hold 'iftars/dinners' daily, and people take to inviting all friends and families in this month