Bismillah Hir Rahman Ir Raheem
Peace and blessings be upon you all
Sunday, 18th August
I went to watch a movie with my family. It was just meant to be a girl’s night out but I accidently got a ticket for Baba as well so he had to come along (my mistake). I liked the visuals and effects of the movies. The acting was good but our film industry needs to improve on the storyline.
Monday, 19th August
My drawing of the microstructure of the bronchi and lungs copied from the picture shown in the previous week’s post.
Tuesday, 20th August
I have been having some sore throat for a few days that hurts whenever I swallow or take a deep breath so I went to the hospital. I got pharyngitis and here’s my prescription. After studying in medical college, I noticed I never really asked or wondered what illness I had. The doctor would simply give me the medicines and be done with it. Only when I asked about it did she tell me what it was; and considering I am currently studying Respiratory System and the pharynx is a part of it, it was important for me to know.
Wednesday, 21st August
This is one of the entrances to a masjid in a colony I used to live in. A couple of Art students designed this and it looks really beautiful. Along with the design, some verses from the Holy Quran are written on the domes and on the blue strip on and around the masjid.
Thursday, 22nd August
A friend couldn’t finish her chicken wing so I finished it for her. It’s annoying when people buy food but can’t completely finish it. Either they waste it or I have to finish it. They don’t consider the alternative of saving it and eating it later.
Friday, 23rd August
I finally finished the season Manifest. I saw the trailer of this show a long time ago. I remembered its name from a blogger from Project 365 who’s watching it. The show is quite interesting. It revolves around a family returning from Jamaica. Half of the family take a different flight at around the same time but one half of them reaches their destination in New York 5 and a half years later.
Saturday, 24th August
Nice view of an avalanche in a planet of the apes.
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The drawing of the lungs looks very complicated. I am sure you understand it though.
Sorry you have been feeling unwell. It sounds like it was all part of learning when you went to the hospital.
The entrance to the mosque looks beautiful!
Manifest is still on my list of things to watch! I read about it on Project 365 too.x
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Yeah drawing helped me understand the layers, its types and what comes first, etc. It was a learning experience. The whole masjid is beautiful. I’ll try sending a picture of it. Do watch Manifest!
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What a beautiful doorway and building. So pretty
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The doorway and building are beautiful. I saw a trailer for Manifest and it did look very good. Sorry you haven’t been well. It must have been interesting that it was what you’re learning about though!
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Hope you are feeling better soon. I do love the mosque doorway – very beautiful. The drawing of the lungs looks very complex.
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I would currently make a great guinea pig for you to study with rattling in my lungs….lol. Hope yours clears up quickly.
Manifest was good, and another series due next year I think.
That mosque doorway is lovely, well done to the students for designing it.
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Hahaaaahha alright then! Yes it has cleared up. Thank you
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Hope you are feeling better? Your drawing skills are very good. The doorway is beautiful, I hope the students that designed it are very proud of their achievement.
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Thank you so much, feeling better. The students should be proud of their amazing work
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I really hope you are feeling better. I hope the students that designed that are proud, it’s awesome x
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Hope your throat is better now. That is a beautiful entrance masha’Allah, the students did a fab job.
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The decoration on the mosque is beautiful, i also hate it when people buy too much food. When we lived in South Africa we never left a restaurant with a doggy bag
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