Don't underestimate the power of Salam Sisters. We are Many. We can bring
happiness in lives of people we love, we can make life hell for people who mess
with us. We stay miles away from each other but we are always connected, we are
always there for each other. Irony is we don't get to meet each other at home
but we manage to meet at a different place, a different city or a
different country.
After a long thrilling ride in the desert if you are welcome by mouth
watering Arabic food followed by a jaw dropping Arabic beauty performing Arabic
dance, what will be your reaction? Damn, I should have been born as a guy.
Three of us relish the food like it is the last meal of our life. It is not the
food but the Arabic beauty who steals our heart away. She is smooth, flawless
and very beautiful. But her dance moves are much more beautiful and flawless
than her. We wonder... Imagine, we as women are in love with her, what
would men have to say about her. Her show is over, leaving us wanting for more.
There is complete darkness now. Is it because the fairy has gone or is it an
intended darkness? Yes, it is an intended darkness. We lie down with the open
sky above us. It is breathtakingly beautiful. I don't remember the last time I
have seen so many stars in the sky, I don't remember the last time I enjoyed
watching the stars. My imagination starts working as if the sky is the canvas
and stars are my paints. There are innumerous big, small, bright and very bright
stars. First thing I could clearly see is a Japanese hand fan. My next attempt
is to imagine a running horse in which I partially succeed. My sisters are busy
wondering how many stars are there in the sky. We would like to spend the
entire night watching the stars, sleeping under them. But all wishes are not
meant to be fulfilled, all good things come to an end. So we bid goodbye to
the stars and move towards our quest for the next good thing.
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