ADHD, periods, and the audacity of expecting productivity while parenting a toddler. Plus: j-hope’s new single, and why I’m laughing at my own terrible puns.
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I have been waiting for permission. Waiting for the universe to hand me what I want. I’m old enough to know better.
Comparison is the thief of joy, and so, I think, is competition.
I am reluctant to write about Chinese anymore. The reasons why I chose to walk away range from the wildly mundane to the deeply rage-inducing. Here are a few.
Today is a sad day.
Today is a useless, lump fat day.
Wherein I provide several really good reasons why I am bad at replying to emails (and comments).
If you’re planning a summer trip back to Taiwan in the recent future (or just curious), here’s our expense breakdown on how much it cost our family to spend a summer in Taipei.
This is my reminder that I can just be. I don’t need to turn everything into a hustle. I don’t even want to turn everything into a hustle.
I used to think that if I could just be paid to read books, watch movies, and listen to music, I would be happy. Get paid for what you love, right? WRONG.
Disney+’s adaptation of the graphic novel “American Born Chinese” by Gene Luen Yang is perfect for…
Teaching your kids Chinese can be a difficult experience — especially when it comes to finding good, experienced Chinese teachers. That’s where LingoAce can be a great Chinese school as a primary source of teaching your kids Chinese or as a supplement to in-person activities.
Are you hunting for BTS fanfics written by writers of color? If so, here are a few authors of color in the BTS fandom that you should check out.
We need authors of color to write BTS fanfics because accurate and nuanced representation always matters — even in fanfic.
BTS “Butter” Review is part of my never-ending love letter to K-pop boyband BTS. You can…
BTS’s “BE” is a solid entry in the BTS discography and a fitting cap to 2020. With more band participation than ever, this album has something for everybody — starting off melancholy and contemplative with attempts at cheer, and then post-skit, veering off into decidedly more upbeat territory. Read on for my full review.
“Life Goes On” tenderly captures the grief, helplessness, and hope we collectively have undergone as a result of the pandemic, holding space for our sorrows and tentative tenacity to continue in the face of suffering. Read on for my full review.