A Nuclear Submarine

I think that overusing a word weakens its emotional meaning and linguistic connotations; that’s why I will avoid writing "Thank You" in this post. Luckily, we have a million ways of expressing gratitude, which I picked from a story about a ship!

Before this inspiring experience I used to believe that a teacher is like a noble ship with sails wide open, a mast high in the sky flagged with knowledge. After having my first assignment I came to realize the fact that I was a ship from medieval ages, using medieval navigation tools ,

Fighting storms of speculations and struggling high waves of unlimited variables. It was a ship with a vague destination and shaky anchor.

But after having my second assignment things changed, the old ship turned to a nuclear submarine that dive deep into the oceans of knowledge equipped with a powerful engine instead of wind, discovers the essence of teaching and learning as deep as it can reach, never led astray because of it's sophisticated GPS navigation system " that would be you Michael",

go to the surface whenever it desires and dive back again to find precious treasures hidden down beneath. Thus, we have many oceans to go and many pearls to harvest and hidden treasures to dig for.

That’s a way out of  a million of saying thanks and the one I prefer is " Jazak Allah Kairan" (May God reward you GOOD)

Sultan Awwad