Ice Lemon Family

Bursting the bubbles of confusion is what always makes my heart throb, puts a grin on my face, and spreads the smile ear to ear— but not always does I like to stress on the idea of happiness and what makes it solid or futile. Still, I enjoy pondering myself, finding what it may entail or sometimes, if money can buy it, literally.

It's not intended to justify whether those crisp green bills wipe your sadness in and out— but, well, it's more of what I believe. And I find it hard not to believe money can buy happiness.

However, I gotta confess money can't buy you a whole package of happiness— the laughter you share with your friends, the love you hold on to your heart for your family— but, yeah, ignore the package and what's left there is happiness. Not all of it, but it won't hurt to be happy spending quality time with your family from distant relations on a sandy beach with a couple bottles of drinks on a fine evening or seeing the sun setting in the horizon.

So, the Ice Lemon Family, well, I liked the whole idea of naming conventions where the "family" is sharing meals at this moment, which has been put together by a wise man. My heartfelt thanks goes for him— without whom I don't know if organising such a sweet get together was literally possible in the foreseeable future.

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Every time you enter the house, you see this sign calling it Mr. Zayed Sakib's Family Beach Villa, reminding you of the people in there awaiting your arrival, like your family in blood relations— who care for your safety, comfort, and happiness. And it gets more intrinsic instead of intrusive no matter how many times you knock the vicinity. That moment you feel that a bunch of bells and whistles mean nothing even though the place is jostling with those. You don't need them to feel special, their smile is enough.

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Every time you turn that AC on to escape from the scorching heat, every sip you take from that drinks chilled in the freezer, every wave you see breaking right a few steps away— they all remind you that you are privileged to be a part of that family, right after your family in blood relations.

Is it possible to eat voraciously without money while millions are struggling to fetch a single meal day? Do you think it's possible to enjoy a sun soaked private beach right from your porch or even from the room while people tend to crawl every inch to get a better view of the sparkling water in this god forsaken country?

I don't think so.

I don't even dare to think for a fraction of seconds that spending a few nights in all those luxurious rooms the family is enjoying a nap at this moment. It may seem trivial, still, it's unimaginable to write a few lines without bothering about the rent those rooms require every night— but here I am, looking at the whirling water while laying back on the bench and trying to come up with a few lines stating what it feels like to skip the fiscal matter and enjoy the moment while I can. And that feeling when sands get washed away leaving a hollow space under your feet is mesmerising— man, it never gets old— the stronger waves rushes and breaks against your leg can only be compared with divinity— these tiny specks of emotion, the happiness it broughts is priceless, yet, attainable with money.

How else do you think that's possible? I don't know, you tell me.

To me, it's the money that talks. And someone is out there busy trying to safeguard the family from the imminent danger it is exposed to as the community thrives. He is out there enjoying the happiness of becoming the cause of the family's happiness.

Definitely there is love and affection that have intensified the feelings, still, money has a substantial share of bringing these specific happy moments into the spotlight. For the time being, money has brought us closer, formed the family, and it will continue to strengthen even further as long as we don't confuse ourselves with the potential influence of money that helps us celebrate happiness to the pinnacle— from TX to Cox's.

This is what I believe, this is what I am not uncertain about.