Baskadia

That horrible ride

It was the most pleasant day of the Spring season, in Beijing. The cool but pleasant wind was blowing. Sarah and Ali decided to visit Happy Valley that day. Happy Valley is Beijing’s most popular amusement park. It’s like you purchase tickets one time and can enjoy every ride there. The tickets were purchased online a few days back and now they were there to enjoy rides with kids. (Sarah and her younger sister had been too fond of rides, they used to try every ride whenever visited some park, bu

Dear Dad

Dear Dad is a message of a son to his late dad

School life

School Life School life is a time of growth, learning, and exploration. It is a period that shapes the future of an individual, both academically and personally. During this time, students are exposed to different subjects, diverse perspectives, and new experiences that help them discover their interests, talents, and aspirations. In this blog, we will explore the different aspects of school life and how they contribute to the development of a student. Academics : One of the primary focuses of s

The Mandate of the Artist: A Lesson from Achebe's Memoir.

I have in the past few days found myself deeply immersed in Chinua Achebe's 2012 memoir, There Was a Country: A Personal History of Biafra . While I won't attempt a comprehensive analysis or review of this work, one particular observation captured my attention amidst my reading journey. During this period, an intense online debate pitting Achebe against Soyinka emerged. Opting to steer clear of these contentious 'online wars,' I chose instead to concentrate on Achebe's book. Deeper while I read,

Unveiling the Enigma: Exploring Deja Vu's Mysteries

Uncover the mystery of deja vu—a French term for "already seen." It intrigues philosophers and scientists, revealing an uncanny familiarity in new situations. Peaking in youth, deja vu stems from daily triggers, sparking theories from brain glitches to precognitive dreams. While often harmless, frequent episodes may need medical attention. This exploration delves into human cognition intricacies and diverse cultural perspectives on deja vu.

IF YOU LOVE ME

If you love me Let me know And if you don't Let me go.... The dream break into a million tiny pieces The dream dies, which leaves me with a choice I can either settle for reality, or I can...... Go off like a fool and dream another dream The scariest thing about distance is.... You don't know of they would miss you or forget you, Pleasure of love lasts but a moment, pain lasts forever...... Thanks to you, I don't even recognize myself anymore. I can't wait for the day I would look at you and fee

In Loving Memory of Senator Annie Okonkwo

By Edward T. Dibiana and Uche Nworah, Ph.D Many Nigerians may seemingly be familiar with the Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), a federal government agency that oversees the multidimensional engagements of Nigerians in the Diaspora, with the objective to protect their interest and also harness their potentials to ensure meaningful contributions to the development of the nation. But what they may not likely know is that the initiative that birthed this increasingly impactful commission, h

Title: "In Loving Memory of My Father: A Tribute Poem"

This heartfelt poem reflects on the loss of a beloved father. It speaks to the enduring love and cherished memories left behind by the departed dad. The poem emphasizes how the father's guidance, wisdom, and love continue to live on in the heart of the grieving individual. Despite the pain of the loss, there is a sense of comfort in the idea that the father's presence remains, providing strength and guidance for the future.

Smiling through life: The story of Jack and Bill

In a bustling city, there were two old men named Jack and Bill. They both lived long and fulfilling lives and had reached the age of 80. Despite the many challenges they faced in their lives, they remained cheerful and content. They enjoyed sitting on a bench on the street corner, observing the world around them, and chatting with each other. People in the city knew them well, and often referred to them as the "smiling old men." Jack and Bill had a bond that only came from years of friendship, a

New Halls of Knowledge

In the halls of knowledge, fresh and bright, A brand-new chapter I unfold with pure delight. I begin on a journey, full of dreams, Glad to meet new set of teams. In classrooms' embrace, we learn and inspire, Igniting passions, sets our hearts on fire. Now, let us revel on this vibrant odyssey, To live a life both blessed and socially. Our circle of friends grow wider every day, Endless laughter and joy seem to pave our way. Morning classroom chats, hiding under the sun, These are moments that ca

These days

‘… No! But, I hope he is different from the rest of presidents we’ve had oo. And why are you calling him ”upcoming president” when the elections hasn’t even come self?’ ‘ E be like say you no sabi this country they call Nigeria. They will just rig this election and give it to Ola Kunle. You know Ola Kunle is almost a Fulani since his mum is a Fulani.’ ‘wow! I never thought of that. These and more are reasons I dislike voting – rigging, gun shots and the rest of violence.’ ‘Common fuel that we ow

LALBAG KELLA

Lalbag Kella is a 17th-century fort located in the city of Dhaka, Bangladesh. It was originally built by the Mughal Subahdar of Bengal, Shaista Khan, in 1678. The fort was named after his beloved daughter, Pari Bibi, whose name translates to "Fairy of the Garden". The fort was used as the residence of the Mughal governors and their families, and was the site of many important events in Mughal history, including the Barrackpore Conspiracy in 1777. During the British Raj, the fort was used as a mi

Forgotten Memories Stored In Photographs

A lot of our photographs growing up are filled with memories we don't remember. It shows the importance of capturing moments you can look back to and as a way to remember friends because they can't stay forever.

Past Bad Experience

It is sometimes hard to forget the events that left unmitigated effects in your brain. Your brain is a very effective organ; it retains memories in your mind. The life we are living, The friends we meet and the people who come in and out of our lives leave some memories, and those memories have effects that depend upon the effectiveness of the thoughts. Most of the time we forget the things, messages, memories that have negligible effects on our lives, however, we retain those bullying, harassme

IF THEY LOVE YOU, THEY'LL COME BACK

Poem for the broken souls. Have you been deserted by someone you love? A father, mother, sibling or close friend? Always remember "If they love you they'll come back" and if they don't, move on!!!

Memorist

Kaiwan Park, a psychometrist, is a detective who catches criminals with his superpower. He teams up with a profiler Mayina Kim to track down criminals, including serial killers.

Canned fish and chili (thon wlhrror)

If you want to know about the cheapest and most delicious fast food for the Moroccan people, they will tell you “the tuna and harour.” This is a meal that a Moroccan young man cannot but be interested in in its pleasure despite its simplicity and simple ingredients consisting of canned fish and a mixture of hot peppers. These two simple ingredients may make you one of Lovers of this meal, and the truth is that when I remembered to publish it to you, dear ones, I brought back many indelible memories, no matter how much I remembered this meal, it was really an inexpensive way out for a feeling of satiety and pleasure together. Thancks for support me friends Follow me and support me ihave more 😁✌

A tree full of memories ❤️

VICTORIA MEMORIAL KOLKATA

Beauty of Multan City Pakistan

Photography of Multan City