It was 56 years ago in 1955 when a boy was born to a single mother (his biological parents did not get married till later). He was raised by his adopted parents and lived in a place which is now known as the Silicon Valley. His name was Steve Jobs. He died yesterday, on the [...]
A Thank You Note To An American Bookstore: Borders
by Hanifa K. Cook on October 3, 2011 in Event, Language, Personal Blog
For the past 9 years, a book I bought at Borders Bookstore titled, New Cook Book, fed me no knowledge or experience. This year, it is finally sinking in. Borders, you have made my life sweeter and my entire family thank you for bringing this book to us.
Milestone (Part 3): 200 Posts To Be E-Booked
by Hanifa K. Cook on July 10, 2011 in Personal Blog
As of today, I have written more than 200 posts on this website. I feel that is an accomplishment for someone who is not sure how to get started with expressing herself online. The internet is a very big ‘place’ , a virtual environment that seems to behave like the roots of growing tree. It [...]
Milestone (Part 2): Google & Bing Say Yes To Childhoodspeech
by Hanifa on July 8, 2011 in Personal Blog
There is not a single action in life that does not require the use of language. Whether it is online using google, facebook or offline selling, buying, writing complaints and making proposals, language is THE tool for communication. In order to be good at a language, you need to know your subject (that is [...]
Milestone (Part 1): Conquering The Art Of Raising A Multilingual Kid
by Hanifa K. Cook on July 7, 2011 in Language, Personal Blog
The reason I started with Success With Languages was because I thought I could learn to express myself more openly about how I come to be multilingual at a very young age. I also thought I would be learning at least 2 more languages, Spanish and Arabic. For the past 9 years, I found myself [...]
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