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Postcards from LWC: Mir Ismail Ali



2022-03-31 - Columbia, KY - Photo courtesy Mir Ismail Ali.
By Dakota Smith

Meet Mir Ismail Ali from Hyderabad, India. He chose to come to Lindsey because it offers a new scenery, unfamiliar people, and crazy skies. He says, "Kentucky has it all. As new students here, we have the opportunity to experience the LWC culture and everything Kentucky has to offer." Mir Ismail live in Houstan, but the most interesting place he has been is the Florida Aquarium in Tampa. He says, "It's definitely a one of a kind experience anyone can have. It's the type of aquarium that you can only witness at a single place. The foundation made a one of a kind experience for the people's pleasure. I would recommend trying the diving it's really cool."

When moving to the U.S., he experienced many different emotions because he missed his home, family, friends, and Indian food, but he says he bounced back even stronger than he was before! Something he wants to share about his country is the EID parties. He says, "This occasion is intended for enjoyment, forgiveness, and fasting." Let's all welcome Mir Ismail!


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