For today’s blog, I wanted to write about the huge impact that my sisters have on my everyday life. If you’ve been following along with me, it shouldn’t be a surprise that I could not imagine a life without them, even though I had a few years of being an only child before they came along.
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With everything going on, I have a lot of thoughts on the matter as an Asian American & Pacific Islander (AAIP) person, and there is a lot of pain and hurt from that statement and everything else. In light of the recent events in Atlanta, and the way that Asians have increasingly become the target of hate crimes in the past year, I wanted to take the time to talk about what my experience has been like as an Asian American.
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#BlackLivesMatter , that shouldn’t even be a question. Here’s what I’m doing, and I want your help in being better.
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After a morning of making my dad’s favorite stew, I’m ready to sit and write. In honor of my dad’s birthday, day 6 of my blog challenge is going to be dedicated to him. I’m going to share 6 things that I’ve learned from him so far.
Read MoreAs I sit and reflect on how America’s founding fathers fought for no taxation without representation, the one prominent thought is that we, as American citizens, have a civic duty to be more politically aware of what is happening within our society.
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Irma hit Florida, and I survived.
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I wrote a story that was published back in 2016, and to this day it is still one of my favorite things that I have ever written. Read about it here.
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Day 5 in Detroit was another quiet one, but I got to go out for my first night out and I learned a thing or two. I’m going to share my advice here.
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I’ve been in Detroit for 3 days now. Read all about my leg workout, a failed fishing trip, and an amazingly cheap dinner that I had here.
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Read all about my day in Detroit, which includes breakfast and an amazing movie, as well as more shopping to be shared.
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