The fire I once had for reading has fizzled out. I do not know why. And I don’t know what to do about it. There “The Fire Died”
Places to Visit in Sejong City
The city of Sejong –where my graduate school is located– has a lot to offer. A journey within it is full of wonderful experiences. In addition “Places to Visit in Sejong City”
A Day In the Life
A typical weekday begins around 6.30 a.m. with a morning jog. This is followed by a warm shower and a hearty breakfast. This self-care routine “A Day In the Life”
7 Reads of 2020
Allow me to confess this. Whenever I get into reading conversations with or read about ‘seasoned bibliophiles,’ the less inclined I am to call myself “7 Reads of 2020”
Olabanji Samuel Ogunjobi: The Man with Many Hats
Chatting animatedly over coffee, Olabanji’s demeanor resembles that of a philosopher. He is curious, inquisitive and downright dialectical when addressing particular issues. An ardent reader “Olabanji Samuel Ogunjobi: The Man with Many Hats”
A conversation with Mr. Abdoulie Sarjo Bah: The Gambia.
Mr. Abdoulie is a Gambian national and economist by training. At the beginning of his career, he had a stint in banking but later left “A conversation with Mr. Abdoulie Sarjo Bah: The Gambia.”
A conversation with Ms. Antoinette Anderson: Jamaica
Ms. ‘Antoinette Anderson Rosemarie’ is the quintessential witty, calm and bubbly lady that every person will long to have as a friend. She has done “A conversation with Ms. Antoinette Anderson: Jamaica”
A conversation with Mr. Abdul Rahim Salarzai: the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Mr. Abdul Rahim is a Civil Engineer from Afghanistan with interest in issues of socio-economic development. He has a Master’s in environmental engineering and Environmental “A conversation with Mr. Abdul Rahim Salarzai: the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan”
A conversation with Mr. Pema Norbu Borqaa: The Kingdom of Bhutan.
Mr. Pema Norbu Borqaa serves as the Senior Program Officer in the Special Education Unit of the Kingdom of Bhutan’s Ministry of Education. The special “A conversation with Mr. Pema Norbu Borqaa: The Kingdom of Bhutan.”
Talking to Two Exchange Students from Denmark
Around 12:55 pm on a Thursday, I mill around the entrance to Lincoln Hall while waiting to meet two exchange students from Denmark. Everything looks “Talking to Two Exchange Students from Denmark”