So the day has finally come. A day to be nervous and excited. A day to reflect and to look forward. A day that will be life changing and challenging. That’s because today I will be starting something new. Life… Read More »Go with the flow
Don’t worry. No one else knows what they’re doing either. I remind myself this all the time when I’m in an awkward situation, feeling anxious, or lacking confidence. But really, we’ve all experienced this feeling before. This feeling of uncertainty. … Read More »Don’t worry
Could a folded paper bird grant you a wish? According to Japanese folklore, yes, if you have 1000. I remember reading a book about a bedridden girl, and her grandpa taught her how to fold paper cranes so she… Read More »Significance of origami cranes
Dream, a popular gaming streamer has been an anonymous YouTuber for about 3 years, wearing a cartoon-smiley mask for his videos and finding his face from public. Earlier this week (October 2nd), Dream finally did a face-reveal to his more… Read More »Dream’s face reveal reminds us that people can be fickle
Today I’m going to share with you my debut music review article on Medium titled, ‘Can we re-live our summer experiences? A full review of l’eupe’s debut lofi album, The Time We Have Left.’ I was really excited to publish… Read More »Music Review on l’eupe’s album now available on Medium
Today I’m going to tackle an age-old question: Is this glass half empty or half full? You see many people like to ask this question to figure out if you’re an optimist or a pessimist. An optimist will usually say… Read More »Glass half empty or full?
Today I’m going to share with you my debut article on Medium titled, ‘Stop Making Excuses! Time to Get Your Kids Reading for the Future.’ Parenting is hard nowadays with our kids living in a world of tablets, computers, and… Read More »First published article on Medium
A few days ago, I had a conversation with one of my besties. She was asking about how the transition to the new school year has been for my son, and I was telling her about all the struggles I’ve… Read More »Enjoying the little things and living in the moment
Growing up as one of the few Asians in a Jewish community, and also a tomboy, I was a social outcast at school. I was often ridiculed for being different from the other girls, but my parents taught me that… Read More »My Vision of Our Future
Last year, I was promoted at work to lead the design team, so apart from editing books, I’ve started designing marketing posters and layouts. This opportunity rekindled my passion for drawing. I’m currently in discussion with a children’s book coach… Read More »Celebrating Black History Month