Adil Najam
The headline is actually a tweet that has been floating around since the attack on Mehran Naval Aviation Base in Karachi two days ago. As far as I can tell it originated from @thekarachikid. Short. Pithy. Poignant. Depicting a truth that Pakistanis can feel in their bones.
The power of the statement is that the sentiment requires no elaboration. However, it does invite introspection. And, maybe, one question: Everyday in Pakistan does now feel like 9/11. 26/11 and 7/7; but what about the day after everyday? Do Pakistanis react to the day after everyday, the way others reacted to 9/11. 26/11 and 7/7? If not, then why not?
Really enjoyed this. I’ve started paying more attention to what supports my body and my energy levels. Keep up the good work.
Thanks for sharing this. I’ve started paying more attention to what supports my body and my energy levels. Looking forward to more like this.
Really enjoyed this. I’ve been focusing on my overall wellness this year, and this fits right in. Looking forward to more like this.
Nice write-up. It’s easy to neglect our health with busy schedules, so I appreciate these kinds of tips. Great stuff, thank you.
Good points here. Small daily habits really do add up when it comes to staying healthy. Really useful, cheers.