Belated Eid Mubarik!

By Abbas -
Hi everyone - just wanted to wish friends and family a belated Eid Mubarik. Kaniz, Samarah and I were fortunate enough to celebrate this Eid-ul-Fitr (which marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadhan) with family and friends. 

I have some photos and videos that I was hoping to post, but haven't had a chance to download them from the cameras, so instead, here are a couple of videos from September for your viewing enjoyment.

The first one is a couple of weeks old - Samarah is a real pro at sitting now.


The second one is of Samarah hanging out in Brampton with her cousin Sakina. The lighting wasn't great in the room, hence the terrible picture quality:


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