Annisa Phillip documents her intimate and often humorous attempt to master the art of making roti, a staple of Trinidadian cuisine that demands both skill and patience. This first-person narrative explores the transition from being a consumer of this beloved dish to attempting the complex physical process of kneading, resting, …
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Annisa Phillip provides a deeply personal exploration of the psychological and social pressures surrounding the journey toward motherhood while balancing professional medical perspectives. This narrative examines the often-overwhelming influx of unsolicited advice from family, friends, and medical professionals that women face when attempting to conceive. By sharing her first-person experiences, …
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What can be more exciting than studying abroad? You don’t need to worry about a work visa for now, you have all the time to see the country, you are not a tourist, so you will have the opportunity to know the place better and learn the traditions and modern …
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Today, many children and even adults are not aware of the wonderful and intriguing Caribbean folklore characters. They have never stayed up at night listening to these stories being told by an elder and stared at the darkness terrified, hoping nothing will come for them. They have never argued all …
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The state of tourism in Turkey is a strange one. It has been on the decline more broadly but the inflow of medical tourists, especially hair transplant tourists, in the country is steadily increasing. Even two years ago, Turkey’s fastest growing industry was medical tourism, and it continues to grow …
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Even if you’ve missed the topic on menstrual cycle in health class, as long as you are female, you will get a visit from Aunt Flo when you hit puberty until the day you go into menopause. Many women spend their entire lives dealing with their monthlies and all the …
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Young children work very hard to answer the question, “Can you spell your name for me please?” Answering this question qualifies them to enter primary school and will be asked by many teachers for years to come. Parents and teachers of students ages 2 to 5 can download these 26 …
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Children scribble, colour and squeeze slime at an early age to strengthen the tiny muscles in their hands. When they draw shapes and colour within the lines, they show that they can control a pencil or crayon. This is the time for them to start tracing letters and learning to …
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“My bookstore sells children’s books with black main characters for newborns up to 14-year-olds. Although my bookstore only has children’s books, adults sometimes get more excited about the books because it’s the first time many of them have seen children’s books with black main characters.” Nneka Ruiz, owner of My …
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If you have any attention-loving breeds and you go out a lot leaving them at home, chances are that they may be suffering from anxiety. There are several causes of anxiety in dogs… the most common are separation, aging and fear. No doubt, dogs are certainly one of the most …
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