Auntie @Fleurke when should I give z the next part?
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π³π Interview with Fleurke πποΈ Everyday life and customs
@Esma-Nur and @Fleurke can I maybe also ask one question:
β‘οΈ What good tip did your parents or grandparents give you when you were a teen that you have always remembered and that you also said to your own children and you can maybe share here too?
I am very curious but only answer if you want that of course! Thank you very much!! ππ
I AM SO SORRY that the interview is coming today actually it should be uploaded 3 days ago. BUT, sadly, I was busy...=(
PART III:
1. Auntie you got many people's reaction about your decision not to let your children (in this case Zineb, your second child) come to this website. Can you explain us the reason about your decision, so the people won't ask you again?
=> Hello Esma (Hello my auntie!), I am happy to be able to answer your wonderful questions again (Thank you for the compliment about the questions!). It's not so much that she's not allowed, but it's because I think she's still a bit too young to be on this pen pal. Here you can not see whether the person really is who he/she is. For example, a 60-year-old man can put on his profile that he is 15. Social media is sometimes dangerous if you can not use it wisely, she has Snapchat and Whatsapp, but she only contacts people from school or family there. And my eldest son regularly checks her friends list. You can read why I am so protective in the 3rd question.
2. What was your goal as a little child?
=> I can answer this question quickly. I knew from an early age that I wanted to be a mother. Getting married and having children was my biggest goal in life. I am a caring type of person. My goal was to create a safe life for myself and my future children. Question 3 will make everything clear. I am a very simple person. My ambition was not to be succesful or rich, just be happy and safe.
3. Can you describe us your childhood and your family (How many siblings ? etc.)?
=> This question is a bit difficult. I am not going to say too much in detail. We come from a wealthy family. We went on many excursions and always went on trips to the Ardennes. I am the oldest of 4 girls. So I have 3 younger sisters. We had a German Pitcher (a dog) Lowie was his name. We lived in a nice big house and my father had a grocery store. Since very young we have lived in enormous circumstances. Where constant fear and pain were central. Unfortunately, I won't tell you more about it. Hopefully, everyone will respect my choice. (YES, we will respect it!!! (If not please don't leave a bad comment about this. It is something serious!)) Because of my past, I am very protective of my children and they are everything to me. Therefore, you will now better understand the explanation of the first two questions.
4. What would you wish for if you had 3 wishes? (Except wishing for more wishes π)
=> Nice question dear Esma! First of all, I wish that there would be no more poverty in the world. Secondly, I wish there would be no more war. And thirdly, I wish there would be no more diseases.
5. What would be your wish for the job in the future of your children?
=> That's a really nice question, that I would like to answer. I love everything that has to do with the police and the military. But due to the curcumstances (see: Question 3), I had to work to live at a young age. My son just passed his tests for the military. I am so proud of him. I saw him grow up into a beautiful, big and strong man, ma shaa Allah (Yes Mashallah!!!). Like Omar, I wish Zineb and Yassir a good job. A job they enjoy going to. A job that they enjoy doing. Not just a job they go to just make money. (Amin!)
Extra Question:
6. What is your favorite food and your hate food?
=> My favorite food? Those are a few. A good steak with home-made fries. Couscous with mutton. Home-made pizza. Hhhh I love food (Same Auntie!). I don't like innards, kidneys, liver, heart is not for me. My favorite drink is Moroccan Mint Tea, water and occasionally a coca cola or a moijito virgin.
Thanks Esma for this interview, I wish you all the best in life.
=> You are welcome auntie Fatima! Greet everyone in the family!
I AM SO SORRY that the interview is coming today actually it should be uploaded 3 days ago. BUT, sadly, I was busy...=(
PART III:
1. Auntie you got many people's reaction about your decision not to let your children (in this case Zineb, your second child) come to this website. Can you explain us the reason about your decision, so the people won't ask you again?
=> Hello Esma (Hello my auntie!), I am happy to be able to answer your wonderful questions again (Thank you for the compliment about the questions!). It's not so much that she's not allowed, but it's because I think she's still a bit too young to be on this pen pal. Here you can not see whether the person really is who he/she is. For example, a 60-year-old man can put on his profile that he is 15. Social media is sometimes dangerous if you can not use it wisely, she has Snapchat and Whatsapp, but she only contacts people from school or family there. And my eldest son regularly checks her friends list. You can read why I am so protective in the 3rd question.
2. What was your goal as a little child?
=> I can answer this question quickly. I knew from an early age that I wanted to be a mother. Getting married and having children was my biggest goal in life. I am a caring type of person. My goal was to create a safe life for myself and my future children. Question 3 will make everything clear. I am a very simple person. My ambition was not to be succesful or rich, just be happy and safe.
3. Can you describe us your childhood and your family (How many siblings ? etc.)?
=> This question is a bit difficult. I am not going to say too much in detail. We come from a wealthy family. We went on many excursions and always went on trips to the Ardennes. I am the oldest of 4 girls. So I have 3 younger sisters. We had a German Pitcher (a dog) Lowie was his name. We lived in a nice big house and my father had a grocery store. Since very young we have lived in enormous circumstances. Where constant fear and pain were central. Unfortunately, I won't tell you more about it. Hopefully, everyone will respect my choice. (YES, we will respect it!!! (If not please don't leave a bad comment about this. It is something serious!)) Because of my past, I am very protective of my children and they are everything to me. Therefore, you will now better understand the explanation of the first two questions.
4. What would you wish for if you had 3 wishes? (Except wishing for more wishes π)
=> Nice question dear Esma! First of all, I wish that there would be no more poverty in the world. Secondly, I wish there would be no more war. And thirdly, I wish there would be no more diseases.
5. What would be your wish for the job in the future of your children?
=> That's a really nice question, that I would like to answer. I love everything that has to do with the police and the military. But due to the curcumstances (see: Question 3), I had to work to live at a young age. My son just passed his tests for the military. I am so proud of him. I saw him grow up into a beautiful, big and strong man, ma shaa Allah (Yes Mashallah!!!). Like Omar, I wish Zineb and Yassir a good job. A job they enjoy going to. A job that they enjoy doing. Not just a job they go to just make money. (Amin!)
Extra Question:
6. What is your favorite food and your hate food?
=> My favorite food? Those are a few. A good steak with home-made fries. Couscous with mutton. Home-made pizza. Hhhh I love food (Same Auntie!). I don't like innards, kidneys, liver, heart is not for me. My favorite drink is Moroccan Mint Tea, water and occasionally a coca cola or a moijito virgin.
Thanks Esma for this interview, I wish you all the best in life.
=> You are welcome auntie Fatima! Greet everyone in the family!
Thank you @Esma-Nur
I dont want to interrupt the interview but i only want to say now that you both make a beautiful interview!! π₯°π₯° And of course we respect what you want to say and that you dont want to say. But also about your children because you are their mom so you know them the best and what is good and not for them. π That is just what i believe and everybody respects it. β€οΈ
So I think your interview is very Mashallah (i hope i write it good now in the context but i am not sure)!! My friends at school say it A LOTTTTT but i hope i use it correctly!! π π
I dont want to interrupt the interview but i only want to say now that you both make a beautiful interview!! π₯°π₯° And of course we respect what you want to say and that you dont want to say. But also about your children because you are their mom so you know them the best and what is good and not for them. π That is just what i believe and everybody respects it. β€οΈ
So I think your interview is very Mashallah (i hope i write it good now in the context but i am not sure)!! My friends at school say it A LOTTTTT but i hope i use it correctly!! π π
Thank you for your nice words @Yue_ you are always so kind. And yes-you say it good βΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈπ₯°
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