Welcome, my precious angel!

Poetry about babies are some of the most popular poems that are written. There is something about interacting with a baby that ignites something magical in all of us. They stare at us with inquisitive eyes curious about everything that is happening in their world. We look into their eyes and we remember a time before we were sure we had seen everything meaningful in life. They are us in miniature. We look at their tiny features and their chubby little bodies and we can't help but smile. Interacting with a baby can be truly miraculous.

Miracle is what Allah send to us... to me and to my husband and made our family a perfect sacred temple! For our precious angel - a beautiful poem which express how much we are happy with your coming! Allah bless you and keep you safe for us and keep your father - my beloved husband - safe for our family!

Sent straight from heaven up above
Came an angel for me to love
To hold and rock and kiss good night
To wrap my arms around real tight

To cuddle & nurture and watch him play
To kiss his boo-boo's all away
To keep him safe and warm & count all his toes
To hold the tissue for him when he blows his little nose

To laugh at his jokes, to clap as he sings
To tell him all the joy in my life that he brings
To clean up his play dough, to pull his legos apart
To pin up his drawings and tell him it's art

To watch his first day of school on the bus all alone
To fight back the tears as I make my way back home
To applaud real loud when he's in his first play
To help him with his homework at the end of his day

To adore & cherish and watch him grow
To guide and teach him all that I know
To see him through good times & help him through bad
To share in his happiness and cry when he's sad

To hold him close and be by his side
To watch him through life as my heart fills with pride
To help him with decisions, the best that I can
To know that someday he'll be a fine young man.

Study abroad

You're interested in studying abroad, but don't know exactly what's involved? This enriching, life-changing experience allows you to complete an educational program in another country of your choice. By spending time elsewhere, you open a window to a world of new experiences. You'll learn more about other cultures, languages and people while experiencing life in another country.

Many students are willing to study abroad and they chose to go to Western European nations. However, increasing numbers of students are choosing to study in Asia, Africa, Eastern Europe and Latin America. With over 80 percent of the world's population living in these areas, a better understanding of these nations is valuable preparation for life in a global economy.

Numerous employers are looking for graduates who have studied abroad due to the valuable workplace skills they develop. International knowledge, second language skills and the ability to adapt to new circumstances and deal with cultural differences are among those desired attributes.

Students who incorporate overseas study into their academic programs deepen their knowledge and understanding of international, political and economic issues as well. Many students return from their time abroad with a better perspective on world affairs and a broader understanding of their own country and its way of life.

Before you go, you should ask yourself:

Do you want to study in your field, or take language or cultural studies?

Will the courses you take fulfill major degree requirements or count as electives?

Do you want to live with a family, with students, with other visitors or with fellow students from your country?

Do you want to spend most of your time in one location or travel around?

How much time do you want to spend abroad?

How much money can you afford to spend?

Students going abroad today have a wider choice of programs than ever before. Students of business, engineering, health and other disciplines can now find academic programs overseas. Students in all fields can choose programs ranging from a semester, to part of a summer or even a four-week session offered between semesters.

Many factors may influence your choice of program: course content, location, language proficiency, your financial situation, your degree requirements, and the amount of time you have available.

The majority of undergraduates participate in study abroad programs organized by their own institutions, or by other colleges or groups of higher educational institutions. Academic credit is most easily arranged in this way, and most forms of financial aid can generally be applied to program costs.

If you're a graduate student, you may be able to enroll independently at foreign universities, generally for short-term study or research. In addition, some colleges and universities sponsor graduate programs abroad or admit graduate students to their undergraduate programs overseas.

When you are considering a study abroad experience, you should do some research on the countries you are interested in first. You should understand the country's language, history, culture, social and political conditions through books, plays, films and exhibitions. Reference materials can be found at your public library and from the appropriate embassy, consulate or tourist office.

Planning is the key to a successful time studying in another country. How well you achieve your personal and academic objectives, and long-range career goals depend on your choice of the right country, institution and program. As an international student, you'll be able to learn a lot about different and unique subjects, and challenge yourself in new ways. In a different country you'll soon find that even ordinary, everyday living experiences become an adventure!