What a wonderful world!

My most valueable belongings

There are a lot of things which are very dear to me, so it's not so easy to pick just one.

First of all, comes my published items, and the papers containing them. I've been writing since 1997, and have collected all the newspapers and magazines which published some of my scribbles.

There are some tabloids called the "Observer Magazine", a weekend tabloid published from Bangladesh Observer, one of the oldest English newspapers of Bangladesh. Unfortunately, this paper is not printed anymore.

Then comes another tabloid called "Rising Stars", the teen section of a leading English daily, The Daily Star.

My first published piece was a Bangla poem, I had
won a contest of poem completion, the first four lines were given, and the contestants were asked to complete it with 4 to 8 lines. That kobita

Bangla of poem

still resides well in the magazine it was written for. There are other Bangla magazines with my creations in it.

Now, every single issue of Youth Wave, the magazine I work for, is priceless to me. Writing there doesn't pay much, but I write for the love of writing. I have my office to support me financially.

The other prized possessions are my harmonium and my keyboards, they give me energy when I'm down. There's nothing like melody when I'm depressed.

The third dear belonging is a little doll that my real doll, my little niece, gave me when she left for the USA. I can see them almost everyday through skype, but that truely doesn't quench my thirst of holding her close.