While checking out some articles to include in this month’s collection, I saw an interesting post from Kat Impossible of Life and Other Disasters where she shared her preference for tea, love of writing at wee hours of the morning, and her map for a contemporary novel. As in any tags about books or writing…
Category: Features
Coding from Scratch! Sharing my experience in finishing an introductory course to programming
Disclaimer because this post needs it: I don’t have plans to become a programmer. After working as a business analyst, I have become more interested in software solutions that I want to try building something by myself for myself. After five grueling weeks, hours of lectures, some quizzes and two projects, I earned my Coursera…
Educational Mobile App Review: RakugakiAR
Disclaimer: This is not sponsored. I was not paid whatsoever to create this post and I’m basically sharing my interest in this application. Have you ever used an AR mobile app and asked yourself what it would be like if you could also use it for your own doodle or any cute character you want…
Top 10 things I don’t buy anymore
I was watching Jessica Braun on Youtube as she talked about “10 Beauty Things I No Longer Buy” and I thought that it would be a good blog topic. Before I got lazy and let the opportunity-this fleeting idea-pass by, I sat myself down, faced the computer and attacked the keyboard so here we are….
2020 February-March Thoughts: On black holes and how I spend my time while telecommuting
Disclaimer: I’m not a science expert. I am but a noob so if you’re a keyboard warrior, you will not get anything from me but the satisfaction of doing your self-imposed duty. Then again, I welcome discussions. Feel free to interpret that. I was reading a Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy when an idea crossed…
BUSINESS ANALYSIS 101 for the Non-Techies
Disclaimer: The writer is not an expert so take the things written here with a grain of salt. Also, images you will find in this post were all found in Google, the business analyst and system development jokes are from Dilbert and ModernAnalyst. You’re probably not a Business Analyst yet here you are trying to…
Calligraphy Sesh with ArtsyFancy
Disclaimer: I was not paid to create this post but I’m explicitly and aggressively showing my support for ArtsyFancy so go figure. Why a calligraphy session? In studying Japanese and in learning Kanji, I began to understand how one small stroke can alter the meaning of a character. I was thinking I could apply the…
2020 Planner: 366 Days
Last year, I earned stickers for a Starbucks Planner (click here for 2019 planner) but I wasn’t able to do it this time. Deviating from my monochromatic theme, I got this “366 Days” colorful planner from Limelight. They also come in white, black, and grey and why I wasn’t able to get the less intimidating…
2020 Projects
There will be time for reminiscing but this is not it. Do standby because I have another post for my 2019 Highlights. lol. Here are my projects for 2020 as the title so explicitly indicates: Puzzle: Tower of Babel The Tower of Babel has intrigued me for as long as I got hooked on Harry…
How I answered the 20 unusual teaching interview questions
You might have come across my friends’ interesting responses to the 20 Unusual Interview Questions. If you haven’t and you’re missing out, out of the goodness of my heart I give you this list: Teacher of the Week: Upon Teacher of the Week: Syme, the Infinite Teacher of the Week: Artsyfancy’s Tina I decided to…
