So here I am sisters, waiting to get some input from you all… I am trying to compile a good list of books for all ages of kids and need your help, suggestions and advice on what your kids might be reading. I try to avoid comic books since they mess up vocabulary and style […]
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So a bit of a rant today – stressed and overloaded with a lot going on. I found a temporary job for the time being – not sure how stable it would be but whatever – at least it gets the bills paid! But that in itself raises a good question. Should I be worried
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Mental health is an essential yet often overlooked aspect of overall well-being, particularly among Pakistani women. Societal pressures, taboo topics, familial expectations, and cultural stigmas often prevent open discussions about mental health. As Pakistani women, it is crucial to acknowledge these challenges and seek support to maintain our mental well-being. And yes – imperative is
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As Pakistani women living abroad, maintaining our cultural identity while integrating into a new society can be both enriching and challenging. The journey of balancing two worlds involves preserving our cherished traditions, overcoming cultural shocks, and raising children with dual identities. As a person who migrated to the US and had children here, I share
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Alright, let’s talk real talk: being a Pakistani woman and dealing with in-laws? It’s like walking a tightrope over a sea of opinions and expectations. Sometimes it’s all chai and laughter, but other times, it’s like juggling grenades. Seriously, the pressure to fit into those traditional gender roles while keeping the peace? It’s enough to
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As always, I was reading up on ways to explore next steps and things that might be helpful to others in terms of rising strong and working hard to discover new opportunities. I had read an interesting article a few weeks ago with some really good tips to look at things in a new way
Job loss can completely break a person – the fear of the unknown kicks in. Questions around survival, benefits, insurance, unemployment claims and much more, flood through thoughts and cause more confusion. Discouraging rejection emails only add to the baggage, especially if you have been a long term employee with a company. I spoke to
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Last few days have given me a lot to think about. interacting with so many people, so many discussions, opinions… everyone has something to say, without realizing the impact the words may have on others around them. Its been an interesting few days of learning how simple things can get on your nerves at times
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SSP – Some wonderful amazing ladies sharing real life experiences and collaborating on normal life issues.
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It is overwhelming to deal with all the documentation and paperwork that comes after you lose your job. The chaos is real – but we can always manage it all!
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