Daily blogs

  “We are captives of our own identities, living in prisons of our own creation.” This quote from Prison Break carries a truth far more profound than it appears. We often believe we are free, but in reality, we are shaped—and sometimes confined—by the very things that gave us our identity: our upbringing, our culture, the education we received, the people we were surrounded by, and even the beliefs we were told were true. These layers quietly build the walls of the prison we live in—one made not of steel or stone, but of thought, habit, and perception. Our eyes may open, but it is the mind that truly sees. And the mind, shaped by years of conditioning, can distort reality to fit what it already believes. What we accept as "truth" may simply be the echo of our past, not an objective reality. To live freely, we must begin by questioning the foundation of our thoughts. We must dare to listen to unfamiliar perspectives—not to agree blindly, but to grow. We must learn to proc...

  My love, You occupy every thought in my mind. Why don’t you remember me? Why have you vanished from my life? When you're far away, I suffer through the silence of the night. You are the meaning of my life My existence. My purpose, My soul. You are the eyes through which I see my path in this world. Where are you?

 Negan, the main character in the TV series The Walking Dead: Dead City , is a complicated person. He’s done terrible things and killed anyone who stood against him. But over time, he began to see the world differently. He couldn’t tolerate the ugliness of people anymore. He grew tired of being a bad person and just wanted to live the rest of his life in peace. But the past keeps chasing him. No matter how much he tries to change, he can’t escape the things he’s done. That’s the complexity of life—everyone reaches a point where they stop running, stop doing wrong, and try to live peacefully. But life is harsh, and it doesn’t let anyone find peace so easily.

 I have completed many technical and management courses, including international and verified certificates, which make me a professional engineer. However, since I work in Saudi Arabia, I often deal with many foreign engineers, and English is the common language we use to communicate. This is where I face a challenge. Although I understand English well, my speaking skills are not strong. That’s why I believe I need to improve my English. I have been thinking about the best way to do that, so I decided to write something every day and ask ChatGPT to help me practice speaking and correct my pronunciation. I hope this method will be an effective way to improve my English. I believe English is a key requirement in my journey to becoming a better engineer, especially when it comes to solving problems and negotiating with others.

My mind, a bottle cracked with time, Whatever’s poured, it slips through lines. Words I seek dissolve like rain, Leaving silence, not disdain. They speak—I drift, detached, apart, No care, no echo in my heart. I’ve worn the mask of solitude, Where silence feels like quiet truth. But broken isn’t always bad— The wind that slips through shards I had Sings a song, a haunting grace, That makes me feel I still have place. The empty glass reflects the light, Reveals the flaws, the fight, the fight. In shattered form, I see much more— The mercy, lies, what we ignore. No one’s whole, no soul pristine, We all just strive to stay unseen. But sometimes, in the quiet fall, I see the beauty in it all.