Today I had the chance to take Yusuf to his first game. It was wonderful and also the game was great. The Bears won👍
I think it may be the beginning of a new tradition. That’s not what I want to write about though. We will both remember this game day just fine.
I did namaz at soldier field. There were a ton of people. I found a place with relatively fewer people. I’ve learned not to care much. Still lots of people, but no big deal. I’ve done this now many times before.
Most of them had pregamed a fair amount. It felt safe, but a bit different than the other times.
As I was doing Asar, a guy yelled at me. He yelled a second time. He was feet away and probably had a beer in his hand. I didn’t flinch. I didn’t even see him.
I felt proud all day. This A hole didn’t stop me. He hardly affected me. I didn’t let him deter me from doing the right thing. I didn’t even see him.
But I heard him. I thought all day about him. Tonight, I realized that I shouldn’t feel proud. I feel silly in fact. I heard him clearly and he did distract me even if I didn’t look.
I can see myself reading this later and thinking, “this is pretty good”. So?
Taher, pretty good can be better.
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