Voila! Long time no see...!!
Wow! So much has happened in the world. Smart phones have replaced literally everything from wristwatches to romantic partners...the Naruto saga has come to an end. It is season 6 in Westeros already and 'winter is coming'. While here on earth, winters right now are way warmer and we are heading towards a doom soon enough...and what not. I started this so long before my PhD and now I'm revisiting, infact realising the existence of this blog in my last sem of my course. It's a pity that I couldn't keep up with my blogging habits. But I ended taking a peek here coz i was desperate to put this amazing quote down somewhere...
"Each child is an adventure into a better life - an opportunity to change the old pattern and make it new"
For a person who pursues the question on environmental influence over one's development, this comes across as very tempting. And interestingly when you cannot deny the growing evidence supporting this...then well, why not?
I could just continue writing if not for my FYP student who's waiting for me at my desk to run some stats right now. So for now, thanks Hubert H. Humphrey, for this intruging line.
Sorry for the typos. Its my first post from my smart phone. I'm not very smart at using it...yet... Someday....i will be..
Wow! So much has happened in the world. Smart phones have replaced literally everything from wristwatches to romantic partners...the Naruto saga has come to an end. It is season 6 in Westeros already and 'winter is coming'. While here on earth, winters right now are way warmer and we are heading towards a doom soon enough...and what not. I started this so long before my PhD and now I'm revisiting, infact realising the existence of this blog in my last sem of my course. It's a pity that I couldn't keep up with my blogging habits. But I ended taking a peek here coz i was desperate to put this amazing quote down somewhere...
"Each child is an adventure into a better life - an opportunity to change the old pattern and make it new"
For a person who pursues the question on environmental influence over one's development, this comes across as very tempting. And interestingly when you cannot deny the growing evidence supporting this...then well, why not?
I could just continue writing if not for my FYP student who's waiting for me at my desk to run some stats right now. So for now, thanks Hubert H. Humphrey, for this intruging line.
Sorry for the typos. Its my first post from my smart phone. I'm not very smart at using it...yet... Someday....i will be..
