About Aaisha

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By Aaisha



Assalamu Alaikum,

My name is Aaisha, and I'm a mother of four—two girls and two boys—and a housewife. There isn't anything special about me because I'm a standard housewife. However, I want to step outside my comfort zone and try something new. 

My only goal is to have fun and spice up a little. I started looking for activities a housewife could do while sitting in her room because I felt a little depressed about my regular daily routine.

 As my brain gradually began to function, I decided to start writing. I looked into the subject but discovered that everyone was talking about everything except us - the housewives.

Since I live in Pakistan with a very conservative family, people assume housework is easy, and housewives lead comfortable lives. Still, they don't realize that it is just as exhausting to be a housewife as it is to be a working woman. A working woman gets a day off, or a holiday, while a housewife works every holiday, every leave, and even every sick day. So, I came to a conclusion.

This blog will share my everyday tasks, routines, reviews, and opinions. I'll also tell you about my adorable small kids and their experiences. In brief, I will simply discuss housewives.

I hope that reading my blog will assist you in organizing your thoughts and will also allow us all better understand where we fit in the community of such intelligent and accomplished individuals.

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