Wishes

IF WISHES WERE HORSES
BEGGERS WOULD RIDE.
IF DREAMS WERE WINGS
GIRLS WOULD FLY.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Hand writting

Grrr...today I wrote 8 pages in urdu after almost 6yrs(was actually writing the most important letter of my whole life so far)....and it took me around 3 hrs :-s I lost my writing speed but increased my typing speed in these years:-)
Read more

New Ventures ....all at same time

Errrr Today I had most hectic day of my life (till now) 10:00 am Test at folio 3--BALOCH COLONY-- (wish that I'll succede in that cool place) 12:pm Went to my last office--GULSHAN E IQBAL-- to apply a month leave around 11 EL and rest unpaid...(wish I can get all paid:D *greedyme*) 2:30 pm Went to my new office--DHA II-- though its now been a week I am going there still its new:-) (wish Its little nearer to my place) 6:pm left office 7:10 p.m Went IBA city campus--GARDEN SHAHEED KIYANI ROAD--first class "financial Accounting" remedial class ..class was started at 6:00 pm and I reached there at 7:10 *punctual me* and I had no idea what he(instructor) was talking all about but was impressed of the way he was giving his views on world economy though there is no point of being impressed of him ...I mean it was his core subject and if he doesnt have that info who else would have..( wish I could manage to take admission too *sigh*...I am planning so far not t...
Read more

Because losers find reasons

Since quite some time I was devising the reasons for what I couldn't achieve so far and then I found this while surfing T.V channels By implication of this ad I'm a loser the amount of depression after watching this ad has drastically increased. And Just the other day I found this "In the information age, the barriers [to entry into programming] just aren't there. The barriers are self imposed. If you want to set off and go develop some grand new thing, you don't need millions of dollars of capitalization. You need enough pizza and Diet Coke to stick in your refrigerator, a cheap PC to work on, and the dedication to go through with it. We slept on floors. We waded across rivers." John Carmack
Read more