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Reblogged from Bucket List Publications: As a teacher, there are certain expectations that society in general places on your role in the school system. You are expected to be a role model at all times and maintain your composure as well as your temper. Does that mean that you’re expected to be “stuffy”? Does it [...]

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Reblogged from : One day I get an offer that could be a dream come true; I’m offered a possibility to work for a large interior design firm in Portugal! Could this be it? Sometimes it’s hard to see yourself from the outside. But after five minutes into the interview I see myself clearly. I’m [...]

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I want to share a couple of websites that students across the globe may find useful: www.freevideolectures.com  My sir told me about this site in class. He said it’s for people who like to learn. The lectures are of really good standard and quality. I usually watch the workshop or presentations related to Entrepreneurship from [...]

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I am introducing a new column to my blog and that’s called Student Life. I will be writing posts about my own personal experiences as a student and will be interviewing students from other professions as well. Plus I want to write about any events that happen for students (especially in Pakistan and U.A.E.). If [...]

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Pakistani Bloggers: Pakistan Blogs. I found this blog just now through google and I am having so much fun reading what other Pakistani bloggers have to say. It’s something I can relate to. The topics they discuss, be it political or relationships.  I am glad I found it. Najma 23/02/2012

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Perfumes are very popular in the Arab world. Back in 2009 my roomie, Sahar,  was from Sudan.  She was very fond of scents.  She used to lit Oud in the evenings and I began liking it. It used to make me feel lighter. Oud  Fortunately I have brought Oud with me here in Pakistan. I haven’t used [...]

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The first image that came to my mind was when I was ‘about’ to diveeeeee. I looked down and felt so excited. The second image that I thought of was how when parents look ‘down’ at their kids either lovingly or when scolding them. I found this funny image on google : Najma Aijaz  

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Last year during Eid Al Adha holidays I went with my family to visit The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, popularly called the Grand Mosque by local residents. It’s said to be one the most beautiful in the world-  initiated no less by the late president HH Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, who is fondly thought of [...]

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Reblogged from Bucket List Publications: Featured Writer: Marilyn Gardner http://communicatingacrossboundariesblog.com/ I am the first to admit that given the choice of a 5 star hotel or camping I will pick a 5 star hotel.  I tell friends that anyone who grew up in the developing world with a commode for a toilet and one bath [...]

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I recently read The Perfect Mentor (Pir e kamil in urdu version). I read it in urdu version. The book here is Pakistan has gained so much popularity that it has been translated in English. What is next to ecstasy?’ ‘Pain.’ ‘And what is next to pain?’ ‘Nothingness.’ ‘What is next to nothingness?’ ‘Hell! The [...]

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