Category: Hobbies
Visiting Harvard, MIT, and Boston U: Learning
I spent four days in Boston, my first time ever visiting the city. It was incredible. The history, the architecture, the patriotism, and the abundance of "wicked smaht" kids was fascinating and completely enthralling. I never wanted to leave. Seeing the Harvard Library for the first time was overwhelming for me because of the sheer ...
Green Belt!
Yesterday, after years of going to Judo, I received my green belt. The belt system in Judo denotes rank and experience. From lowest to highest, the colors are white, blue, green, purple, brown, and black, with various degrees in brown and black. It took me about a year to received my blue belt and yesterday, ...
28July2018
My tattoo is all dried out, cracking, and scabbed over. For those of you that don't know, when you get a tattoo, it's fresh for the first two days and then the body's healing process starts. The tattoo scabs over and then started breaking away, leaving the actual design of the tattoo behind. It's not ...
GTA/Blogs
Yes, I've been slacking on the blogs. I know, I know. I haven't been doing it purposefully. When I've found time to write the blog, I've been writing it. Other than that, I've been working on FN and making progress with that story. There's only so much time in the day and recently I've found ...
Importance of Hobbies
I don't know what many of you do for hobbies, mainly since you don't comment (*wink wink*), but I have a few of my own. Aside from reading and writing which you know about, I love video games. I love being able to immerse myself in an interactive story. I can be a LAPD detective ...
The Off-season: Shaw Trade, Fan Favorites, and Baggage
The Hawks bade farewell to a few hometown favorites in Andrew Shaw and Teuvo Teravainen this offseason. Bryan Bickell was another Hawk who would be leaving the team which I think came a little late. I loved Bickell in the ‘13 Stanley Cup Playoffs, but after that season he stopped doing his job as a big power ...
