The Journey According to every single law of physics, finance, economics, transnational borders, diplomacy and visa politics, there was no way my family and I could have gone for Umrah last December. There was no way I could afford it for all four of us. Our visa also literally came in just two days before... Continue Reading →
All The Ways We Commute Home
One of my favourite things to do when I travel is to get some time alone and find a place to sit near a busy public transport hub. It could be the edge of a fountain, a small eatery with chairs outside, a staircase or even simply leaning against a wall out of the way... Continue Reading →
