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This really took me by surprise. I am lucky in this instance, that I can hide behind the screen and take my time, because I am lost for words yet again. So much appreciation and love, it's almost intoxicating (I joke of course). The least I can do is say I am honoured (cliched, I know) to be a part of this community which is made up of intellectuals that have no match, women who take pride in themselves and are determined to make their mark and men who are the backbone and pillars of our religion and unique culture. Despite the fact that we have other commitments that need our attention on a daily basis, my willingness to be in this environment and among you is something beyond my control. Although discipline and time management are something I take very seriously, PF seems to have slipped those principles and is becoming second nature. They say friends are the family we choose for ourselves, and I know I will never regret the choices I have made on your part. Although I have many religious and moral motivations to serving our community and people to the best I can, I think the basic relationship we share as individuals and the one we should serve best is that of insaaniyat. So, despite the fact that our moral and spiritual goals are not the same, this relationship will always bind us as a people, no matter who we are, what we believe in and how we implement them in our lives. You have humbled me, and I thank you wholeheartedly, and ask that you are given honour and respect above all, and that you find happiness and success in every walk of life. Thank you.
Time doesn't permit me to write much, but you're a real credit to us Pashtana's, walah. Keep blessing us all with your wonderful words, and keep doing what you do Watson!
There's much more I could say, khor jaane, but my words wouldn't do ye justice. I'm proud to know you.
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