NAME: Simble Sebastian
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JOB TITLE: Registered nurse by profession and a writer by passion
MOVED TO THE UAE IN: 2009
Simble Sebastian is a Dubai based published Indian Author, writer Spoken word artist & poet. She has won the Herstory inspiration Award 2024 and being a bilingual writer, she vents her thoughts in the form of various genres like Poems, articles and blogs in International platforms. She loves conducting creative writing workshops, guided writing sessions & spoken words. She is a passionate literary curator and a literacy advocate.
As a poet she has performed for various institutions across U.A.E. Has penned /read poetry for many places including The Indian Sahitya Academy, Rooftop Rhythms, New York University Abu Dhabi, Katubna Dubai ,The Pointe Dubai, Pausdxb, Sharjah International Book Fair, Momspresso, Mathrubhumi Books, Gulf News and other International Online magazines. Her poems portray life in its myriad emotions, always speaking in the language of loving warmth and compassion, leaving in the hearts of readers a life one and all would love to emulate.
Her Book 'Petals of Loving Tenderness', a collection of poems, was launched at Sharjah International Book fair in 2022.
As a mom of 3 and a family of 5, Simble loves building memories together and enjoys spending quality time with kids and husband who is the wind behind her wings.
Let's learn about a typical day in Simble's life:
5.45AM: The alarm goes off and I wake up fairly early at 5.45 AM. I wakes my children at 6 AM, get them ready for school and drive myself to work after that.
4.45 PM: I reach home after work, take a shower and feed my 10 month old baby. Once my kids are back from the playground, I spend time with them.
6.30 PM: I help my kids with their homework and studies and prepare them for the next day.
7.30 PM: Have a family prayer with my husband and kids. We sit as a family for dinner, chat about our day and discuss things that made us feel happy and sad.
8.30PM: Watch my favourite TV show. Work on my write ups (not always) and chit chat with my husband. After that I phone my family back in India and UK.
10 PM: I tuck the kids into bed, reciting a small prayer, drawing a cross on their forehead. By 10.30pm I close everything and goes to sleep.
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