Our “Shilla” decided to cook on our first fu6oor, it helped that its Saturday so we had some free time. We wanted it to be special cause its the first day of Ramadhan. The “shilla” is 5 people in total. We wanted some soup, samboosa, and some Kabsa. The group of five grew to a group of seven, basically the extra 2 people cant cook, so in exchange they offered MBC in exchange, plus to “cook” the samboosa 
The word got out. Other Khaleeji’s here dont really cook. The group of seven grew to ten, so we got an extra chicken. As fu6oor became closer, then word really got out and the mini feast we planned, had to cater a group of 15 people (6 chickens in total)! People that I dont really know, nor necessarily like. It wasnt that bad, but to me atleast it was a nightmare, so we have this new pact, and its valuable advice for students abroad, DONT TELL ANYONE THAT YOU CAN COOK! ESPCIALLY IN RAMADHAN!
in need for some much deserved sleep...
lol , your the best cooker yazeez
I know u
u remmber when u ,Firas,Sao’od and I in ur room in Jubail and u cook the spagity (Makaroona)
i miss it dude lol
ok bye see yea
Interesting to hear.
5aleejis abroad flock to each other.
For now, since I really am not that experienced in the that sense.
I’m more comfortable with Kuwaitis. =p
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
Yalla at least u re-lived a Kuwaiti ramadhan
yam3a and all, the ppl u love and the ppl u dont 
for some reason that doesn apply here :p
Khaled,
loooooooool i remember that.
Safi,
funny thing that the kuwaities here dont really like the other kuwaities
Delicately Realistic,
thats one way of looking at it!
Laialy_q8,
ma fahamt
That’s absurd!
I bet its something stupid.