Plans for Eid?

Eid hasn't crossed my mind at all yet. Ramadan has whooshed by.

yep ramadan has gone so quick this year....will be my first Eid in pakistan so dont know what to expect

[quote=St786]yep ramadan has gone so quick this year....will be my first Eid in pakistan so dont know what to expect [/quote]

Oh update us on how that turns out!

I didn't made any plans yet. Probably cleaning,cooking and inviting people

[quote=wednesday]Clean house
Cook Food
Serve Food
Eat
*sigh*
and then wash the dishes, AGAIN :roll:

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isnt it borin bein a girl?!

get dressed up at like 2pm
visit reltives who u see everyday anyway
eat a billion samosas

whooo party on

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isnt it borin bein a girl?!

get dressed up at like 2pm
visit reltives who u see everyday anyway
eat a billion samosas

whooo party on[/quote]

LOL thats so true, except i get dressed early as i dont normally have to help wiht the cooking that much really (mum and aunties share that job out :D)

Gonna get dressed up. Then..I'll hope someone will take pity on us and invite us to their house. Lol.

This is my first Eid away from my family. It'll be an experience

Eid! hmmm...YIPPIE!!!
Alhamdullilah plans are just improvised on the day, its jus soooo amazing haveing to wake up early..Mummys getting the sweets ready...and yh!!!:D happy....

The boys are going to burn some rubber on Wilmslow. Probably carry on till late, 2am.

Its the traditional way to party on Eid night.

Day is for the family. Night is for the friends.

So, bring your Paki flags boys.

sounds like a fun day out waving flags n' all partay....

[quote=Omrow]The boys are going to burn some rubber on Wilmslow. Probably carry on till late, 2am.

Its the traditional way to party on Eid night.

Day is for the family. Night is for the friends.

So, bring our Paki flags boys.

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this has been on my mind for a while, my family haven't got anything planned and i have a new 6 day old baby brother so going out may be a problem. any ideas or advice on what i can do to get my groove on coz i'm outta ideas.

[quote=aysha ellen]this has been on my mind for a while, my family haven't got anything planned and i have a new 6 day old baby brother so going out may be a problem. any ideas or advice on what i can do to get my groove on coz i'm outta ideas.[/quote]

Well that depends on where in the country you live. This forum has people from all over so I'm sure SOMEONE knows of any good, clean fun to be had on Eid where you live.

[quote=aysha ellen]
i have a new 6 day old baby brother [/quote]

🙂 What have you named him?

[quote=aysha ellen]...i have a new 6 day old baby brother...[/quote]

congrats!

@Ya'qub - she be from down south. The kingdom of londonistan I think.

[quote=aysha ellen]i have a new 6 day old baby brother [/quote]awww 🙂

yes i'm from london.originally from north london but moved to east london. its confusing!!! so anything happening in london on eid or around eid would be great! but not eid on the square, i've already got that day planned, got a big bunch of friends together to go and cause chaos. as we usually do.
and my little brothers name is Yusuf. his sooooooooooooo cute!

awwwwww MashAllah, nice name too (y):)

Tinsel Town in Farringdon? http://www.tinseltown.co.uk/TheDiners.php

Or one of the Turkish restaurants in Dalston?

Or go-karting in dockland's? http://www.theraceway.com/ not far from the O2.

Or paintballing in Canary Wharf? http://www.thepaintballcentre.com/contact.php

All of the above are halal (if you want them to be)

hey ya'qub thanks. the tinsel town looks interesting. but who would i go with? i hijacked all my mates to come with me to eid on the square. i'm not sure they will come to tinsel town too. maybe they will though, but they are busy people. like me. i got college at eid time!!! makes me soooooo mad. i'm gonna be stuck in class doing study skills and maths! )i hate maths!) man it sucks!
but thanks. i think i will try really hard to get my mates to go with me to tinsel town. i haven't got a big budget so can't go go-karting, wish i could, will do one day.
aha! had an idea. maybe i could get some of my college class mates to go with me. theres three muslim boys in my class they might take me up on the offer. but then on second thoughts they might think i'm asking them out. these boys! haaaa. any ideas anyone on who to go with. or how to get them to go with you?

No plans, prob stay home.

Too ill to do anything anyway.

[quote=aysha ellen]hey ya'qub thanks. the tinsel town looks interesting. but who would i go with? i hijacked all my mates to come with me to eid on the square. i'm not sure they will come to tinsel town too. maybe they will though, but they are busy people. like me. i got college at eid time!!! makes me soooooo mad. i'm gonna be stuck in class doing study skills and maths! )i hate maths!) man it sucks!
but thanks. i think i will try really hard to get my mates to go with me to tinsel town. i haven't got a big budget so can't go go-karting, wish i could, will do one day.
aha! had an idea. maybe i could get some of my college class mates to go with me. theres three muslim boys in my class they might take me up on the offer. but then on second thoughts they might think i'm asking them out. these boys! haaaa. any ideas anyone on who to go with. or how to get them to go with you?[/quote]

lol, they will think you're asking them out. But that doens't mean you can't still have fun! In fact, you can tell them openly beforehand "I'm not asking you out but let's all go out 4 eid." Tell them to bring their sisters along so you're not the only girl!

[quote=wednesday]mhmmm ferrero rocher milkshake...[/quote]

*pukes* - that just sounds wrong.

[quote=You][quote=wednesday]mhmmm ferrero rocher milkshake...[/quote]

*pukes* - that just sounds wrong.
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they do that on wimmy rd.. my mate made me try it once...
its not as bad as you think.. kinda nice

You can make any milkshake you want with a blender and some plain icecream. just add chocolate bar of your choice.

[quote=MuslimSister]Gonna get dressed up. Then..I'll hope someone will take pity on us and invite us to their house. Lol.

This is my first Eid away from my family. It'll be an experience [/quote]
Eid at our house has typically been a let down in terms of my expectations. It usually involves cook food, stay at home, eat food. Really dead. My advice to you is go do something recreational.

Eid is all about food and hugging.

So, make sure you hug everyone BEFORE you eat.

If you first eat too much and then decide to hug everyone, the people might squeese it out of the other end.