World Affairs And Beyond

We need to change this world We need to wake it up It’s a tragedy a nightmare, which we live There is suffering and disease There is war there is hate And discrimination all around us Hungry children, homelessness Inequality, corruption and unfairness Can there ever be a just society? Where all must give to the poor Provide equality for all You must create a just society Can all people be viewed equal, And entitled to the same privileges? Where all people have an even chance Where children go to schools Where your sorrows are mine, and mine yours You must create a just society © Sobia Nosheen (9th February 2011)

I am so happy right now. Today, just moments back, I came across a young boy, who had lost hope and a reason to live. I am glad I could be of some help to him and now he is so excited and wants to live and he will make it. I am happy because I can see how excited he is about the discovery and the fact that there is hope for him. Now he is determined to battle his disease and I am sure he will succeed. All it takes is hope and determination. I just wish there was some magic wand one could wave and take away all the misery and disease that there is on this planet and cure everyone suffering.

This is what Sahar Saleh made, and I call it "The Ultimate Solitude" Although it looks like an amoeba or something, but I'm sure only to the Zoologists. :-D My buddy KA seems to be passing through a phase right now. KA, utter blankness is a bliss. When you cant think of what to think and when you cant think at all! Enjoy it while you can. Well, I'm on my way to a meeting right now. Catch you later buds! :-)

Made some coffee for myself just now! One of my good friends placed an order for coffee yesterday, and I forgot to send it. So here it is. :-) I deactivated my facebook account today, and now I miss my ol' school buddies and friends. I don't have much to write about at the moment, though I may write on Baba and that "mystery" once it's solved. :-P

Baseball ground

I'm new to the Chapa'ti making experience. We here in Peshawar - Pakhtoonkhwa, have these huge heavy Rotis (Flatbread) that we eat with "Tarkari" (Meat or Vegetable Curry). While in Punjab they have these very thin kinda rotis that they call Chapa'ti, which I've had some years back when I lived in Rawalpindi, but had totally forgotten about.

Coordination, planning and design by Mr. and Mrs. Mohammad Mohsin Khan Twenty-three (23) shelter houses have been reconstructed for the flood affectees in the flood-hit village Pashtoon Garhi in District Nowshera All donations for re-constructing these houses come through the Alta Vista College Islamabad.