I call her My K, but when I'm under the miasma of mild verbosity, I prefer calling her "Evergreen", and accompany it with all the possible synonyms in a standard thesaurus.
"Evergreen" is a mundane word, especially in the remit of the grammatolatry faith, yet My K gives the word freshness at all times.
Her presence provides a feeling of warmth and effervescence among her partners in crime. Conspicuously noted for her genteel and refined nature, she can be overly gregarious. Well, Afia (a partner in crime on the right) will corroborate this for me.
She's got this innocent face, with unfading smile with high infectivity. Sometimes, just a mere mention of her, and she gives you a broad reflex smile - the zakkat smile.
She's a fair lady, not as in her complexion. May be you've heard of this maxim before: a faint heart never wins a fair lady. That fair! That fair Shiraz Saajida is a student of.
A sigma of her may include expressions such as great sense of modesty, citation of simplicity, prototype of fine art and Khadija of women.
Surely, if she'd appeared and lived somewhere in the ancient Greece. You probably would've read about Goddess of Affability in a Greek mythology.
Summarily, she's a Woman of Royal Mien!
Happy Birthday My K, Evergreen and Khadlyn M. Yahaya.
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