The moon boys are out tonight after the Maghrib prayer, could be called tonight.

I love Ramadan, my favourite time of the year and sadly I'm going to be away for about 2 weeks of it this year.

1. It doesn't affect my daily routine in anyway.
2. The gyms will be empty when I go at lunchtime
3. People are chilled and a bit reflective ... or simply exhausted
4. It's a good time to reflect personally too, even if I'm not religious. I use the time to focus on some personal development activities.
5. I generally just like the feel of the place around this time.

I also like to see people being so committed to something - it's quite interesting to watch.

I always enjoy this month. Part of it is because I lay off all the bad habits for an entire month and on top of that I try extra hard to be more calm and collected and the fasting bit really helps in shedding the unwanted fat. Hoping to loose atleast a couple of Kilos off this time around although this would be my first Ramzan with Type 2 Diabetes so will be monitoring the blood sugar levels more actively I guess. The office lets off early, so more time spent with the family, whats not to love

3:30 finishes! whats not to like! Even better now they don't seem to care about bar opening times!

Best time of year for me too!

You forgot to mention reduced hours.
Agree on 1, we don't change anything really. 2 is irrelevant to me, 3, 4 and 5 are interesting.
I told someone I liked it and like the nature of the month and what it means before, they couldn't get their head round it but it's definitely there and can be seen / felt.

Also, more golf. Even if we now work a sensible 8hr day as reduced hours.

I also spend the afternoons banging MM2.

Yeah. I spend many Ramadan afternoons slapping my 5-iron up the range.

Yes, euphemism.

Gym at lunchtime and then afternoon bangs - you have stamina !!

It either one or other (unless i could get a gym bunny !)

So where is this 'mini'-golf course again?

You old romantic you

Tomorrow it is then.

Think that means a good Eid?

No, we will be lucky if we get one day off :-(

One day off will be a bonus in my new company.

If Eid falls on a Friday, supposedly the company will expect us to work on Sunday as they will give Friday & Saturday even though its a weekend.

Fingers crossed its a 30 day Ramadan and Eid falls on a Saturday.

Ramadan tomorrow here in Kuwait and 29 days for Eid