Admiring People in Parts
A few days ago I read that Zidane is now coaching France, and I have been thinking about him since. Mostly about how difficult it is to hold two true things about one person at the same time. France …
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Nabeel Basheer
Notes, photographs, and the occasional longer piece.
My first public screenprint. Handmade frame, silk screen, printed live at the exhibition. Got third prize at the district level, and the majority of fellow participants were from families that own printing presses. I might have been the only hobbyist there.
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When Life Feels Like a Slump
At some point, the slump arrives. It doesn’t always wait for middle age- it can come even in the early 20s, once you’ve lived through enough to feel the weight of limits. What once looked …
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How to Build a Thriving Community at Your Next Event
Have you ever attended an event and left feeling deeply connected, like you’ve made meaningful friendships rather than just passing through? Creating this sense of community doesn’t happen …
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The Unexpected Shift
There are moments when life changes course without warning. One day flows seamlessly into the next until suddenly, you find yourself navigating through loss, confronting setbacks, and weathering …
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Connecting Through Communities
After the pandemic, I couldn’t help but wonder how our relationships would change. How would we interact with neighbors, classmates, coworkers, and even family? COVID-19 turned our lives upside …
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