Share Your World – July 19, 2021

Sadje's View, You Asked

Melanie is the host of SYW

Welcome to Share Your World! 

QUESTIONS

Are justice and the law the same thing?

Justice is when the criminals get their just desserts. Law is what oversees this process. Both are not perfect but we can only hope that just laws are made and implemented so that justice is served.

Which kitchen appliance do you use every day?

Stove top, refrigerator, microwave and my electric kettle.

What is one thing you’ll never do again?

Run, sit on the ground, use a treadmill or any thing which requires me to bend my knees beyond 90* angle. I have been prohibited to do these after my bi-lateral knee replacement.

What event escalated very quickly?

Anything where human emotions or stupidity was in the picture. If people had followed the covid sop’s things may have been better. If countries have sane and intelligent leaders, wars would not happen. It’s all about being in control of our emotions and using the brain.

GRATITUDE  (As always, optional)

Feel free to share something that made you feel good from the past week!

We are in the third week of July. It is Eid tomorrow and my kids will be coming over for lunch. The weather is nice as monsoons have started. My plants are thriving.

Thank you Melanie for these interesting questions.

#Keepitalive

#SYW

Published by Sadje

I am writing to express my opinion, share my experiences and to maybe provide some insight. My blog is addressing women at 50 ( but men are welcome to read my posts) ,their issues and the questions that come up at this stage in life. I don’t aim to teach, but to learn together.

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22 thoughts on “Share Your World – July 19, 2021”

  3. Thank you Sadje for Sharing Your World! Your plants are gorgeous and so green! Here everything is slightly yellow due to lack of proper rain. If you can even attempt at bending your knee more than 90 degrees, you have my sincere admiration. My left knee was replaced five years ago now and I still can’t bend it very far without a great deal of pain. Kneeling down? Nope. I’ve been forced to once or twice and it was excruciatingly painful. I think the fact that you get so much walking done is amazing! It’s not my knee (my ‘good’ knee) that hurts so much, but my gait is so weird that my back starts to hurt quickly and I lose my wind very quickly. My bad knee is also not very supportive any more. It’s interesting to hear of various holidays associated with other religions like your Eid. Our Pioneer Day is on Saturday (24th). It’s unique to Utah and the Mormon faith. But I suspect it’s vastly different in execution! Thanks for sharing! Have a great week!

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    1. Thanks Melanie. We are having daily rains. It’ll last for a month or so. Everything turns lush green and glows with good health.
      As for the knee, I had extensive physiotherapy after both surgeries and that help mobilize my joints. And walking is what’s keeping the knees in good condition.
      I find the response very gracious when I post about my culture or religious holidays.
      Thanks again for these wonderful questions.

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