Mystery unsolved
Who took my shoes….
So i went to this conference in a masjid and i took off my shoes and put them on the shoe rack. When i came out the shoes disappeared. So who took my shoes? This isn’t the first time or the second time my shoes got lost on the same day. I found my shoes on the brother’s section! but luckily it was ladies only program and NO BROTHERS ALLOWED! Then some one took my shoes to the bathroom. here i am complaining: ‘ammmmmmmmiiiii!! i can’t find my shoes!’ ‘bayta check the bathroom maybe someone took it there’ replied my mom. ‘ewwwwwwwwww, you take chapal to the bathroom not my shoes!’ So i went to the bathroom with chapal on. Yup with my socks on hehe. So i’m standing there in the bathroom while the ladies are grooming their hijabs or their scarfs. ‘Do you need to use the sink bayta?’ asked the auntie. ‘ Umm, no i’m waiting to see if n e one is where my shoes in the restroom?’ so the auntie apologized, ‘ Sorry, i didn’t realize i wasn’t wearing your shoe, i couldn’t find anything else to wear to the restroom here so i wore someone else’s shoes.’ ‘Umm, no those aren’t my shoes don’t need to apologize.’ WHY COULDN’T THE AUNTIES JUST WEAR THEIR OWN SHOES! I could exactly feel what the owner of the shoes felt like. You might be wondering, ‘Pathetic! You’re pathetic go inside and Listen to the dars!’ … well, are you willing to change my child’s diaper? I guess not! The ladies came out of the restroom one by one. And none of them were wearing my shoes. I went to my sister and asked her ‘ Hey, you have your shoes on, why don’t you go and the diaper bag from the car?’ she said’ Here are my shoes, you go get it, i ain’t your maid.’ *Sigh*  The next day, when we were going home, i went home with socks on 
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For the past couple of days, i’ve been asking everyone to take me shopping to get me proper shoes because my shoes were ripping apart. And no one just didn’t have time for me.
So my mom was like ‘ You lost your shoes, That is something Allah took away from you, you should be always grateful with what you have no matter how torn or how worthless they are.’
So next time, I’m putting my shoes in a SHOEBOX!
