Continuing on myself and my family’s writing journey here is the next installment. The rules are simple. 1) Someone pics a topic 2) We have fifteen minutes to write. 3) We read our works out loud. 4) We vote via chocolate chips. 5) The kids type out there stories as Read more…
Growing up, I was taught that math and science were the most important skills you could develop in school. This comes from 1st generational Chinese parents who believe that doing well in school translates to success. Getting straight A’s was important, but math and science were keys to that success. Read more…
My first cleaning experience was intentionally deprived of research, so I could rely on the biased and preconceived information I had about cleaning. Granted, there wasn’t much I could draw from. Subsequently, I consumed all the information I could. In other words, I watched YouTube videos for hours. And woah, I Read more…
Home made organizer My little maker built some great things out of recycled materials. I interviewed Sydney on her inspiration and design process. Me: What did you make?S: I made an organizer out of recycled materials because my supplies were not easily accessible and I also made an ear bud Read more…