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Monday, 10 June 2013

Pre Fathers' Day Dilemma.

Well fathers' day is approaching (Hint: it's on the 16th of this month) and i have no idea what to get my father. My father is not the outdoor type, or the book type or a movie type or a cake lover. My father doesn't enjoy cake specially chocolate cake, he only like coffee cake form The Bombay Bakery which i might add is in Hyderabad not in Karachi and it will be sort of impossible to get that cake. Okay not impossible but hard. I mean it is so easy to shop for my mother, some clothes, a watch, chocolate cake etc but i have no clue what to get Papa!
What plans do you guys have for your father? Maybe i can copy that.. I can always give him an handmade card which he absolutely loves as they are made by his extremely talented daughter..

Friday, 7 June 2013

I come bearing news.

I come bearing news. Happy news, sad news, news news.
For over a year i was MIA from here and in that amount of time life has taken so many twists and turns that even though we are those same people we were last year, our lifes are perhaps not the same anymore or maybe they are, what do i know?
This year i graduated from school *Yay!*
Graduating from my school it was such an emotional roller coaster, one minute you are really happy on top of the world, leaving a place you wanted to escape for a long time. But as you say goodbye one last time it's like you are leaving a piece of yourself there which no matter how hard you try you can't get back. And when you are going to colleges for admissions and you compare all of them with your school, they seem dull and way too tiny. You feel claustrophobic there and you just want to go back to your old school and sit in your favourite corner.
I leave St. Joseph's Convent as a proud Josephian, what ever i am, where ever i am it is because of my school and despite my complaints i will miss it.
On other notes:
For the first time i saw justice being served in this country, the rich were helpless for the very first time and the victims got their justice. I am sure you all must have heard about the Shazaib Khan case by now. The two murderers got proven guilty despite their efforts of bribing everyone and they today they got their verdict i.e sentence to death, in my personal opinion their punishment is full on accurate. They destroyed a family, killed an innocent for a very ****** reason. They deserve it and their punishment will set all those rich spoilt brats with guns in line as for they will not even consider committing such an act!

As my last post was about Malala praying for her health, i am extremely happy that our brave girl has fully recovered and continuing her studies and making a difference.


Saturday, 20 October 2012

Malala

By now i assume you all have had heard about Malala. Our brave little girl, who stood up against something we all were never able to. So i won't go into detail about what happened to her. I just wanted to express a few words for her, i wish i could go and tell her these words myself and as i can't i will just write them down here.
   Dear Malala, 
I have no words to describe how brave you are, no words indeed. You are a true inspiration my dear, ever since that tragic day i heard about you, i have been praying and praying that you make a healthy recovery, that you get up and walk out of that hospital and show those animals that Allah is on your side and that he will always be. Whenever i hesitate to go to school, i realise that i am ungrateful, thank you for making me realise that. You know whenever i go to school, i think about you and all the other girls being denied education. I think of all them and realise how lucky i am that i am being sent to a wonderful school and have been given access to education. I hope one day no girl is denied education ever. Malala, your name means ''Grief stricken'', and without a doubt you have left the whole wide world grief stricken. Malala i can't promise to avenge the attack on you, but i will try to avenge it, if not by weapons by education. 
Get well soon.
A fellow student.

Friday, 21 September 2012

Scarred for life.

'I remember when we were kids, we did not have to worry about the city conditions at all.'
My mum's words the other day. 
I have been hearing stories about how peaceful our country was, yes occasionally there would be some disturbance here and there but nothing like it is nowadays. Our parents grew up in a peaceful environment, those people creating all the havoc grew up in a peaceful environment. So my question is: Do they have something against all the kids growing up? Don't they want us to grow up in peaceful environment?
I am only a teenager, i can't even drive yet, but i have seen such things happening that my parents had not seen when they were growing up. They pity our generation. 
I was about 5 when i had heard what happened in the States, the news channels kept telling us that a war has been declared. And honestly after that all i remember is destruction. 
If the West hates Muslims, okay fine go on hating Muslims. Don't hate on Islam. Don't hate on our Prophet (P.B.U.H). Don't insult our faith. It hurts. They are saying don't let the actions of those four people represent the States, then why do you think those few bad apples represent Islam in anyway? 
What hurts more is that my countrymen who are apparently 'expressing their love' for my Prophet have completely forgotten what he stood for. He stood for Peace, for humanity, for love. Don't do this, you are in a way also insulting him by going against what he stood for.
Please pray for Pakistan, for Humanity, for peace, for all those people insulting our Prophet and our religion, because that is what our Prophet (P.B.U.H) would had done, as there is nothing more powerful then prayers and no one more merciful than Allah.
And Youtube take down that video, it would mean the world to everyone. 
Thank you.

Monday, 17 September 2012

Teen Tantrums turns 1!

On 14th September i had started out this blog and before i know it, my blog is a year old! I know i am 3 days late, but better late then never right? 
All i want to say is THANK YOU to everyone who follows my blog and actually takes time to read my weird stuff. You guys are awesome! 

Sunday, 19 August 2012

Chand Mubarak!

Today was the last day of Ramadan! I hope this holy month brought lots of blessings and joy to your life!
When waking up for Sehri today, it suddenly hit me that this is it, it's over!
Good bye Ramadan! And Hello EID! :D
Chand Mubarak to everyone in Pakistan! And a very happy Eid Mubarak tp everyone celebrating Eid today across the globe!

P.s do not criticise my eid mubarak picture thingy.. i know it looks ugly, didn't know what else to do with it.. 

Tuesday, 14 August 2012

I am Pakistan.

I am known as a terrorist state but my soldiers are working with the UN to help keep peace, yes i am Pakistan. Perhaps not the best country in sports but all the official equipment for the Olympics and the world cups are from one of town also known as Sialkot, i am Pakistan. The first computer virus was first created in Pakistan by two brothers called Brain. We had the first youngest Microsoft expert that is our very own Arfa Karim. We have produced one of the Best cricketers, hockey players and squash players despite lacking sports facilities. We have excellent quality cotton, it's something to be proud of when you go abroad and see the label at the back and it says Made in Pakistan. We have gotten through dictators, cruel rulers etc. We have survived 65 years people, when it was predicted we wouldn't even last 5.
We are a nuclear state, we are a stubborn state, we may fight among ourselves but lay a damn finger on our country we will rip you apart.
And i am proud to say that yes i am Pakistan.
Happy Independence day! :)