By Glen Fernandes The other day I was watching a circus. The music was loud, the crowd was excited and then came the clowns—those funny, fearless performers who stole the spotlight. They ran in with colourful clothes, painted faces and wild tricks. One slipped on a banana peel, another got hit with a fake hammer and a third kept losing his hat to the wind. The audience roared with laughter and so did I. But later that night, a quiet thought came to my mind—aren’t we all clowns, in some way? We are all part of this everyday circus. Most…
