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Ghetto Cinnabun Bites
If you’re on your period and you want a cinnabun but you don’t have a car to drive to get yourself one, then I suggest you just make these. It’s almost as good as the real thing. If you have bread, butter, cinnamon, sugar and cream cheese, then you’re good to go. I got this idea from my grandma. When she was still alive she would make me and my grandpa toasted bread with butter and sugar sprinkled on top. It was delicious.
Cinnabun:
White bread (slice off the crusts, but you can leave them on if you want to)
Melted Butter
Cinnamon and Sugar mixture
Frosting:
Cream Cheese
Sugar
1. Flatten the bread
2. Spread melted butter on both sides of the bread
3. Sprinkle the cinnamon and sugar mixture on the bread.
4. Roll and cut into pieces. You can also fold it, just do whatever your little heart desires.
5. Place the pieces onto a cookie tray. I used a mini cupcake tray. Put it in the oven (375 degrees) for about 10 minutes. If you want your cinnabun bites to be a bit more crunchier just leave it in the oven for a couple more minutes.
6. For the frosting, heat the cream cheese in the microwave for about 20 seconds. Add sugar, mix.
Tadaaa, ghetto cinnabun bites :D
Listen to the advice of Imam Ibn Jamaa’ah if you want to know what it takes to correct your intention, “A proper and sincere intention when studying Islam is to intend to win the pleasure of Allah by what you are doing. You should intend to practice what you learn, to resurrect the Shariah, hoping that this knowledge will shine light on your heart, cleanse your soul, and bring you closer to Allah on the day of Judgement. Your intention for studying Islam should not be to win any worldly commodity, like leadership or fame or riches. It should not be learnt so that you can show off to your colleagues or so that people will revere you and sit you in a chief position in their gatherings, and so on.” – from Imam Ibn Jamaa’ah’s book, Tadhkirat as-Saami’ wal Mutakallim.
Friendship
Okay, I think I’m a bit late but, this is something I just thought of while watching Jay and 2PM.
I think friendship is something that can only be understood between the people to whom it is shared with. The way you treat your friends, and the way others treat theirs may differ. Thats why I believe, no one has the right to condemn others’ friendship and accused them of not being sincere. People who isn’t part of it wouldn’t know or understand how deep their friendship can go.
Sure they may have bad memories, I mean who are you kidding, we all have had bad memories with our friends, but that doesn’t simply mean we end our friendship straightaway. We try to preserve it, and if it can’t be helped we just drift away. Even so, I’m sure we won’t hate one another forever.
So I guess, I’m just not in the right place, to criticize and judge their friendship. I bet they had their moments - may it be good or bad, but they still had one another for a certain period. And I bet all of them love one another very much.
