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Sanober Bukhari / 8 May, 2018

Stolen Moments

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The cup of tea sat on the table, patiently waiting for her lips to touch his. He knew it would be a while. His steam had already run out. He sat there cold and still.… View Full Post View Post
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Sanober Bukhari / 21 September, 2015

Language Classes for your Kids: A Priority or Pointless?

When I moved to Canada the first time I was 7 years old and fluent in both Urdu and English. With each passing year my fluency in Urdu waned. When we returned to Pakistan at… View Full Post View Post
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Sanober Bukhari / 7 May, 2015

Breaking the Desi Dad Stereotype

A typical South Asian father is usually seen as a disciplinarian, a no-nonsense practical man often spouting advice on the real world, giving lectures on consequences just before taking out his leather belt. Ouch. Oh… View Full Post View Post
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Sanober Bukhari / 19 April, 2015

Nablopomo Day 19 Did she sleep through the night?

Thought I would update you since the previous post. (See Nablopomo day 18 Sleeping Baby) Well she did it. She stuck it out the whole night in her own bedroom for the first time. I… View Full Post View Post
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Sanober Bukhari / 5 April, 2015

NaBloPoMo Day 5 Rage

My four-year-old frustrates me. Her cries infuriate. Fill me with a hate that is welling up inside. I want to run and hide. It’s late at night, why won’t she sleep? Her cries torment and… View Full Post View Post
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Hi! This is a tale of growing up in two cities; Karachi my beloved place of birth and Toronto where I reside. Crucial years of my youth were spent in these two diverse places and have shaped a sense of self I’m now trying to understand. Motherhood triggered an identity crisis! Once career-driven I find myself at odds with inherently strong eastern values of nurturing the family first vs western ambition. Somewhere between this cultural divide I found a space both confusing & enlightening; it is here I hope you will follow along as I entertain you with charm, wit (my kids think I’m funny. my husband does not) & reflection.

Sincerely, Ms.Desi

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