Ayesha Habib
Journalist at Freelance
Associate Editor at Broadview Magazine
journalist | words in @globeandmail @thenarwhalca @Maisonneuvemag | [email protected] / [email protected]
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3 days ago |
theglobeandmail.com | Ayesha Habib
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2 weeks ago |
thewalrus.ca | Ayesha Habib
I came to know grief from the bad breath—the dry mouth, the fatigue, the nausea. I was twenty-one when my father died of brain cancer. At first, the corporeal sensations were all I could manage. At the time, I wrote in my journal that grief felt like an infinite black ocean with no horizon: some days I drowned, some days I had a small rowboat. Now, grief is something I’ve simply learned to live with, even on days when it feels as fresh as in the beginning.
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2 weeks ago |
montecristomagazine.com | Ayesha Habib
Last September, archeologists in Turkey unearthed what might be the oldest eyeliner on record: an 8,200-year-old stone stylus tipped with jet-black kohl, still dark despite the centuries. The finding is a testament not only to the perennial act of beauty rituals but to kohl itself—a form of eyeliner that has spanned millennia and is still used today. Kohl originated in the time of the pharaohs.
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1 month ago |
theglobeandmail.com | Ayesha Habib
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1 month ago |
ayeshaahabib.medium.com | Ayesha Habib
Ayesha Habib·Follow3 min read·--Are manual tasks slowing down your business progress? In this fast-paced world that we live in, efficiency is a necessity. Success, here, can only be achieved through streamlined processes that handle repetitive tasks and collaboration efficiently. This is where B2B SaaS (Software as a Service) platforms do the magic. These platforms are powerful tools for automating workflow.
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There is no one size fits all approach to grief. But is diagnosing and medicating extreme grief the right approach? I looked into it for @thewalrus:
Some people don’t want to lose their grief; others would do anything to ease it quickly—even by taking a pill. Journalist @ayeshajenna investigates: https://t.co/R7RyIK3uyq
RT @darlingube: not even all the Palestinians killed since the Nakba but just in the last 18 months. in tiny font and in 2 columns. the sca…
RT @sharifkouddous: The health ministry has released a 1,516–page document listing the names of over 50,000 Palestinians confirmed killed i…
