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Small town life
I am certain you have seen writings about life in and lessons from a small town (example: https://www.readunwritten.com/2015/04/03/what-growing-up-in-a-small-town-teaches-you-about-life/). My poembook is similar in a lot of ways. It includes informative poems about my important experiences in the town I grew up in with a summary of top lessons from growing up there. My life in… Continue reading
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A good morning
I got up early today. My eye feels a little weird but I am good. I will try to get some work done. I really want to continue working on the President’s College projects (these are personal projects – they were not requested or on behalf of the school). I did not mention before that… Continue reading
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My Book
Short video on memories that made a difference for my book: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1C8idR75rM/ The poems in my book provide insight into my life in Linden, Guyana, South America before President’s College. It explains a lot – some of my choices may make more sense to you. Obtain your copy at: https://www.amazon.com/Growing-Up-Town-Linden-Fahmi/dp/1837948542. Extra: A short poem about… Continue reading
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Linden
As the name indicates, Watooka Day School was in Watooka. Watooka was a privileged part of Linden for executives and managers of the bauxite company (used to be mostly expatriates). I was there during school hours and in another area after school. I got to see and experience different environments/lives. This may be evident from… Continue reading
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My book is now available
My book is published! I wasn’t certain about the availability date for a particular reason. I discovered that it is available on Amazon.com. Please support me. https://www.amazon.com/Growing-Up-Town-Linden-Fahmi/dp/1837948542 Continue reading
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I worked on poems again
I wrote about mass games. That was an experience. I don’t remember everything but it is good. Continue reading
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Personal School Project
One of my prized possessions is an embroidery/croquet/needlepoint project I completed in grade 6. See below. It had a lot of my personal information (reminds me of an ID card). It was my first needlepoint project. I used only chain stitch and selected colors I liked. I verified the day of my birth (using an… Continue reading
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Update
I didn’t do much over the July 4th weekend. My birthday is in a few days. For my birthday, I would like to go out for a special lunch or to see a movie. I have to look up the new releases. I am still searching and applying for professor positions. I think the professor… Continue reading
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Incident
Photos from the emergency room are included in the Facebook blog. This FlashbackFriday, I remember an incident at Watooka Day School that resulted in an emergency visit to the hospital. I was playing with swings (in the playground on the school grounds) when one of the swings hit my head. There was blood. I believe… Continue reading
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Throwback
I was young, but I remember quite a lot about Watooka Day School. A post in Facebook made me think of pony combs I wanted when I was a student there. My friend Claudia wore them all the time. I liked her fat ponytails. I remember we wore brown and cream on regular days and… Continue reading
ABOUT ME
I am working to be published. In the next few months, I would like to publish my PhD papers as well as lessons from my life.
I am on a break from PhD studies at National University, formerly Northcentral University (NCU). At NU, I completed 11 signature assignments – significant papers with original ideas. In one paper, I foresaw specific problems at a major company. In another, I designed a study (with statistical analyses) to explain why videos do not significantly enhance or improve online reviews. I worked alone. My signature assignments available at: https://fahmeenaodettasignaturepapers.tumblr.com.
About THIS BLOG
I created this blog to capture my thoughts and ideas and to practice writing. Why practice writing? I was on a break from my PhD and not writing much. I needed to continue writing regularly – I wrote and submitted weekly assignments/papers.
I also track my mental health using this blog.
I am currently working on publishing my papers in academic journals. Click the ‘paperforpublishing’ tag in the tags section below for my last status update. Usability/user experience is one of my topics. Click on the ‘usability’ label/tag to view my posts, including ideas, on usability. I have new ideas you may be interested in. If you are here for information on my success research, click on the ‘success’ tag. If you are here for information on my hometown, click on the ‘lindenguyana’ tag. If you are curious about my choices about God, click on the ‘WhyGodForever’ label.
I welcome comments. Submit your comments and feedback at any time. I prefer that you use Facebook for comments, but feel free to comment in any of the blogs or on Twitter.
Contact me at: moorefo1@gmail.com
(Blog by Fahmeena Odetta Moore aka Fahmeena Moore/FM)
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