Protected: The Journey in Pictures and Videos
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A Toronto-based (free) activity to do for each day of the week for students
You probably know I have a lot of time on my hands right now, which means I have a lot more reason to get out of my academic bubble and do other things, without feeling like I should be somewhere more important. The great thing about going to school in the city is being in […]
Read More9 productive things you can do when class is cancelled
Whether we like it or not, classes get cancelled. (Sometimes we call it a labour disruption when it lasts longer than one missed class due to the prof catching the flu.) I’m currently experiencing a time where half of my classes are cancelled and the other half are ongoing, but I don’t get penalized if […]
Read MoreReading Week : 3 things that have taken up my break for the past 3 years
I’m sure I can speak for any University student (who had a rough first half of this semester & who took advantage of last week) when I say: this past break was so well needed. I spent my reading week: 1. on an annual retreat with my church’s youth, 2. catching up with good friends over coffee […]
Read MoreMake wall art for your home or future classroom in 15 minutes
I’m on Reading Week right now as a University student – which is basically March Break in February. I never really understood whether I’m supposed to be studying during this time or whether I should be resting… because some of my professors say, “Well since you have more time, here’s more work” but then there’s […]
Read MoreHow to answer to your calling when so many phones are ringing #GLamour
This Valentine’s day I’m reflecting on love. But, as much as I’d like to write on the things to look for in a significant other, or on the concept of loving yourself before anybody else does, I’ve been facing an ongoing dilemma with my life for the past couple years and it’s this: What do […]
Read MoreOhana, oh na na, half of my heart is in the diaspora
Shoutout to Camila Cabello and Lilo & Stitch for the title reference. I really hope you read it with a rhythm. P.S. “Ohana” means family. And, you know the rest. A dream my family had been praying about for years had manifested itself this past December. My mom’s whole family from the diaspora were blessed to gather […]
Read MoreCommuting VS Residence | Pros & Cons
A student asked me a really relevant and refreshing question this past month: “Should I commute and stay home with my family or should I move out when I get into university?” Shoutout to this person for giving me a really good blog idea (copy-pasting most of my response here): the pros and cons of […]
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