Adult, Bad, Beggar, Elderly, Embarrassing, Impolite, Insult, Middle Finger, Moral, NSFW, Sad, School Girls
In Amazing, Education on September 27, 2008 at 3:27 pm

Today’s lesson is about manner
I was browsing the web when I stumbled upon this picture, it’s agonizing, sad, embarrassing and upsetting me. I wonder if her parents teaches her to distinguish right from wrong. Does she know the meaning of this impolite gesture? Does she realize how other people would react to this? I’m sad and embarrassed for having to see this. How could a girl, so little may show such a bad attitude towards an old woman? Will somebody please explain this?
Cerebral Palsy, Therapies, Ariq, Defects, Late Bloomer, Delay, Early Bird, Injury, Psychiatrics, Disabilities, Swimming Lessons, Therapist, Yodel, Murmur
In Cerebral Palsy, Education, Family, Health, Medical on January 26, 2010 at 12:48 pm

Caring for children with special needs
Having a child with special needs, for some people, can be disastrous. We commonly use the term of special needs to describe the limitations as well as the inabilities possessed by such children. Children who suffer from special needs, both as a result from birth defects and injuries may experience such things from mild disabilities, developmental delays until mental retardation or even psychiatric problems. In other words, the disabilities can be medical, developmental, learning disabilities or even all three of them depending on the seriousness of the case.
Anger, Apologies, Apology, Autism, Autistic, Baraka, Baraka Badr Al-Din, Cerebral Palsy, Children, Devilish, Emotion, Exploring, Family, Guilt, Manner, Neighborhood, Painful Truth, Regret
In Bric-a-brac, Family on September 26, 2009 at 9:23 pm

Regret
Regret is an intelligent and emotional dislike for personal past acts and behaviors. Regret is often felt when someone feels sadness, shame, embarrassment, depression or even guilt after committing an action or actions that later wished that he or she hadn’t done (wikipedia)
A few days ago I went to my sister’s house attending a wedding proposal to a nephew. I went there with my wife and the two sons, as you all know it’s post Eid Al-Fitr so our two maids went home and promised to return on October 1st 2009. As soon as we got there, it’s crowded already, lots and lots people came around from both sides. What’s more terrifying was the two boys didn’t seem to enjoy the crowd too much, the full house seemed to worsen the hot day so I took them in my sister’s bedroom, a cozy and cool place to dwell temporarily.