Thoughts
I love YouTube. But I know I watch way too much of it. YouTube has trained my brain to want YouTube anytime I have free time, and after I watch my first video, more follow. Soon an hour passes before I even realize how much time passed. The ‘nice’ features
Drawing
So a few months back, I attempted to make my own animation based off of the other videos that I watched for so long on YouTube. The animations I saw (Dave C., Stick figure Animation) were so beautiful and elegant and seemed so simple to do. As a child I
Events
Everybody says that junior year is the hardest year. However, I really don't think it was to the proportion all the upperclassmen blew it up to. (except for the last few months-- they were so right) Sure, there were more AP classes to take, and the homework load
Events
Every year passes more and more quickly. Looking back, I was surprised that summer has come so quickly, and in a blink of an eye, a month of summer vacation has already passed. It is not surprising that the older you get, the more quickly you feel time pass. However,
Rants
This rant makes a lot more sense for people familiar with text-editors in general (especially in the terminal window). I'm a very graphical computer user. I dislike the black glow of the terminal screen and instead like the warm colors of a UI application. However graphical text-editors can
Reference
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Thoughts
What apps are on my iPad? More than 10 I know for sure. But here are the top 10 list that I like and use (for school). Organizational: QuickHW - Okay I’m a bit biased here. I made my own Homework app for students that just need a quick
Writing
Here's my take on Tim O'Brien's book The Things They Carried: When we look at Tim O’Brien’s book The Things They Carried, we delve into a very deeply thoughtful book about metafiction. However sometimes we need to take a step back from
Rants
I remembered a while back I came across Monopoly: Ultimate Banking edition. This was Hasbro’s latest (failed) attempt to digitalize the board game yet still keeping the board. , where property cards and cash are all stored within the electronic device. I don’t think this should be the way
Thoughts
So last week, I participated in UIL State for swimming (which was really fun!). It was a two day event, lasting 7 hours each day; I walked into the swimming center with the hot sun on my back, yet I walked out to meet a dark landscape, with only a
Thoughts
They follow us around. Sometimes haunting, other times it stresses. More join everyday, as we plod on through our life, accumulating. Those, the regrets, the burdens of which we created. If not careful, they could consume the entire conscious, destroying the perception of reality. But in most people, it isn&
Thoughts
We all strive to achieve many things. But an even greater accomplishment is to know when enough is enough. I’ve always thought I did a lot. I was wrong. Listening to someone else, I realized that I do only a small amount of what she does. She is in