Along with many other tourists and locals, who are just as curious as we are, we spend the second part of our afternoon walking through patches of rain to...
Read moreAlong with many other tourists and locals, who are just as curious as we are, we spend the second part of our afternoon walking through patches of rain to...
Read moreToday, while the rest of my new friends drive away from Silver Falls State Park in a coach that will deposit them at Portland’s airport, I get picked up...
Read moreWhen my friend Sabina Haque tells me to bring a jacket to Oregon, she’s not joking. In Houston the temperatures were scraping the high nineties as I fly out,...
Read moreThe flying experience has changed since my childhood years when I, along with my family, boarded airplanes from Karachi to Lahore. Now the lines are long and the “security”...
Read moreWe’ve been driving by the gates of Villa de Mittal for more than five years and I’ve often wanted to explore the greenery beyond. After meeting Sister Paulette at...
Read moreOn our way home from Minal’s school, we find ourselves in an obstacle course. All roads leading east are blocked off. President Obama is landing in Fort Ellington and...
Read moreOn January 27, 2012 my op-ed Observing social change, in Houston and Karachi appeared in the Houston Chronicle.
Read more“Why aren’t there any women leaders being remembered today?” Minal asks. She’s happy that she knows more about Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but is also curious about pieces...
Read moreCollaboration can be fabulous but working alone is often under-rated. Susan Cain’s op-ed in Sunday’s New York Times reminds us of how creativity is connected to solitude.
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