Words talk

A protest against the barbaric killing of the two Sailkotian brothers took place at the Liberty round about today, 26 Aug. The turnout of people was great. Mostly the educated class was seen, which is a positive sign. But after being at the protest for about 2 hours, I found some of the basic questions unanswered. what change do you see? How do you want to be a part of it? any plan of action? what are the objective? what strategy will you follow? Do you even want to sincerely change how things are in Pakistan?

Dear Blog, I'd been looking for good topics to write on for days now but nothing reasonable seems to come up and if some topic does I can barely write a paragraph on it in a flow. This is a sign that it's I high time I start writing so I picked the easiest way- sharing my daily happenings with you, at my blog. My day started with a corporate finance class at 10 a.m. It was a practice session and in the race of being the first one to tell the answers I made calculation mistakes (YES on a calculator) which reinforces "haste makes waste"; something I am trying to incorporate in my daily doings, somehow. Though it's good that I knew which formulas to put and in what cases so I am picking up. Right after that I had my first reading and writing lecture. It's a class of some 14-17 students, mostly smart kids, a few very quiet ones though. My target for this class is to improve the confidence of the students, primarily. I want the most quiet and shy student to par...