Whether you’re getting ready for your freshman year of college, or you’re heading back for your senior year, the time is ticking to get prepared! It’s August, which means there are only a few weeks until the new school year starts. Are you ready? Make sure you work on these three things before the start of school: Continue reading “3 Things to Tackle Before you go Back to School”
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Towards a More Peaceful World
In my own words as a speaker at Hiroshima memorial night held in Närpes, Finland:
“In your own small way, be the change you want to see in the world. Make the world a peaceful and a happier place for all.”
Candles lit in memorial of victims of Hiroshima bomb attack.
Yes, go ahead and change the world!
Circumstances vs Intentions
The Wheel on the Bus
The Wheels on the bus goes round and round is a favorite nursery rhyme of many kids. Continue reading “The Wheel on the Bus”
Local
“You’re just too local for my liking.” Continue reading “Local”
Commit
How committed are you? I don’t mean in big things where you can easily be noticed. Continue reading “Commit”
Four Unforgettable Ways to Celebrate Midsummer
It’s Midsummer again and in Finland like in other Nordic countries, the celebration is in full force. Continue reading “Four Unforgettable Ways to Celebrate Midsummer”
A Rare Trip to the Finnish President’s Summer House
And so I had an opportunity to visit the official summer house of the Finnish president last Saturday. The visit is memorable as well as fascinating. Continue reading “A Rare Trip to the Finnish President’s Summer House”
Should You Compare Yourself to Others?
Life is a race and people run with different speed, style and motivation. Continue reading “Should You Compare Yourself to Others?”
In Memory of Biafra
With the recent call of northern youths to Igbos living in the North to vacate and return to the east, I cannot help but remember the sad history of the Biafran war and the wanton loss of lives and properties which followed. As everyone knows, the Biafrans lost the war to Nigeria. Continue reading “In Memory of Biafra”

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