An Ode to Dust
Damn Dust!
In my eyes and in my hair,
And other places I dare not share,
Are You Bilingual? Chances Are Your Personality Switches Between Languages!
If you are bilingual (or multilingual, for that matter), chances are that your personality subconsciously shifts when you switch between the languages. Those who have high levels of emotional and
The Three Types of Friendships
Friendships are some of the truest joys of life. A well-lived existence will include a few or at least one honestly meaningful friendship. Aristotle is universally one of the most glorified
Life Diaries: An Ode to Gushing Grandma
They say a grandmother is a mother who has a second chance, or a mom with a lot of practice. Walking my dog around my compound, the other day, I
For Those in Pain
Most of us will experience a loss during our lifetime. A variety of circumstances could be classified under this category and among them are losses caused by a move, decisions
Waking Up Humanity for a Better Tomorrow
I was going to start writing something about some random thing that crossed my mind, but then a conversation with a friend just turned my thoughts to a diametrically opposite
Life Diaries: Meeting Richard Branson
The Day I Met Sir Richard Branson
Dear Diary,
When I heard that Sir Richard Branson is going to be in Abu Dhabi to throw a party for F1 champ, Jensen Button, I promised myself (and everyone I know ;P ) that I won’t let him leave town without posing for a picture with me 😉
Latino Cartoonist: Burjo Ari
An undiscovered artistic talent By Kimberly Ngwenya Burjo Ari is an artist that I find inspiring. His style of art and storytelling is what helped me to buildmy own style
Life Diaries: Letter to My Mother
Usually when we’re asked about who inspires us in life, we mention iconic figures in history, newsmakers, innovators or even celebrities. Yet, those who leave an indelible mark on our