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It is now the third day of 2006, there'll be another 362 days of the year for us to go through, InsyaAllah.

I ushered in the new year grappling with an issue of love and relationship; over the most-widely used communication of the 21st century (SMS), my friend and me fought over the right to love silently, the right to long for love, and the right to leave love be.

It makes me sad that LOVE, the universal bond between all inhabitants of this earth, is now a cause for discontentment between us. The effect of the argument is dramtically embellished by the ushering of the New Year, that was to happen about 24 hours from the time the argument began.

There is definite friction, yet there is clearly affection; strangely, and this has been said and noted several times before by other people, it is love, it is affection, it is care that can lead to friction.

There is a way to come to an amicable solution; God promised us that.

Perhaps in time it will prevail, as love always prevail. Always.

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