Sugar Land, Houston
I took this photo through a car window. Different monuments at intersections are there to enhance the look of the city.
DAILY PROMPT
Brick
Write a new post in response to today’s one-word prompt.
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Three Sunsets
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Weaving the Threads
Draft a post with three parts, each unrelated to the other, but create a common thread between them by including the same item — an object, a symbol, a place — in each part.
Where I Live
At present I am in Sugar Land. It’s lovely, nice, and clean. The trees are still bare, waiting for new leaves to sprout. The shops, Mall are all located in the six miles radius.
We had a mild winter. Now that summer is in the offing people have started cycling. In the evenings you see families coming out for walks.
It’s the best time here before summer starts. Then day time temperatures outside jump to the nineties. Though evenings are pleasant here, and with a cool breeze blowing, it’s heavenly.
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We Built This City
What do you love most about the city / town / place that you live in? What do you like the least about it? If you were mayor, what would be the most important problem you’d tackle? How would you tackle it?
Not Decided
I wanted to go, and visit my sister in Long Island. It’s still four months short of two years since last I saw her. It’s so cold out there, which puts a damper on my longing to see her.
She is unwell at the moment. She is unlikely to feel glad at my coming. No doubt, if I mention a visit from me, she will brush away my excuses, or any assumptions I have.
Thinking of ice, and snow makes me glad that I am in Houston. I love snow for short duration. I will like it from far away.
At the moment here, it’s either cloudy, or it is constant rain. Last night my son, and I were going for a walk, when he looked out, and found it was raining. I had already put on my shoes. I took them off, and went upstairs to retrieve my umbrella. My son went on a quest to find an umbrella for himself.
This year four new umbrellas were bought. They are all missing. They have disappeared. The only one is mine, which I guard, that’s why it’s still with me. This morning I saved it from disappearing (for forever) when I remembered leaving it in the hallway to dry off, after coming back from the walk. I collided with my son (with my rush to get down) on the stairs, while he was coming up to say “Salam” to me in the morning.
So, I was the only person to venture out in the rain to walk, and my son went back to watching some old sitcoms of his childhood.
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Study Abroad
If you were asked to spend a year living in a different location, where would you choose and why?
Welcome Stranger
Think about the town where you currently live: its local customs, traditions, and hangouts, its slang. What would be the strangest thing about this place for a first time visitor?
Sugar Land was founded as a sugar plantation (hence the name) in the early mid 20th century. It’s the largest city and economic centre of Fort Bend county.
The only place for me to hang is the local Fort Bend Library. I get as many books to read as I wish. You can be sure it’s my own kind of heaven.
It’s a lovely place to live. For today’s post I am caught empty handed.
I looked up Google (my friend, you have deserted me. I am right in blaming you), to locate much needed photographs. I ended up with none. I found one of mine. How it ended there it’s a mystery,
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Three in a Row
Daily Prompt: A Tale of Two Cities
If you could split your time evenly between two places, and two places only, which would these be?
The prompt calls for two cities only, but I can’t. It has to be a tale of three cities.
I have to divide my time between three cities, Sugar Land, Riyadh and Peshawar. In the first two cities abide my children, and in Peshawar lies my own home.
Sugar Land is a suburb of Houston.
Houston, Texas, USA.
Sugarland, Houston, Texas.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Peshawar, Pakistan.
Peshawar, Riyadh and Sugarland
Three in a row it has to be
Symbolize home, daughter and son
All of them are important to me
I can’t let go one of them
They are my past, future and me
Sheen
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Three in a Row
Flowers and Breezes 