This week: Embracing brain fog and the desire to be useless, celebrating toddler profanity, and discovering that love means fully closing doors
My toddler is inappropriate, I ask if ADHD meds can deaden all sensation (they can’t), and why I’m buying less junk despite chips being objectively delicious
Navigating creative rhythms, teen milestones, and the strange reality of watching your firstborn grow from 21 inches to almost 6 feet tall
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View AllCheck out R.F. Kuang as she discusses her new book The Burning God, unreliable narrators, writing trauma and fight scenes, and K-pop band BTS.
Are you looking for teacher curated, fun, and engaging crafts and lessons to teach your kids Chinese? Check out this I Luv Chinese review.
In honor of the birthday of Kim Namjoon, the leader of record shattering K-pop band BTS, I will be itemizing in detail the manifold reasons to love him.
The single “Ice Cream” is disappointing, but the music video is disgusting. Read my full review to find out why.
Did I love BTS’s “Dynamite” or hate? It’s complicated. Read on for my review of the earworm of the summer.
Do you love Jin of BTS? Listen as we discuss our love of Jin, his kindness, and how he breaks the mold of what it means to be a K-pop idol.
Check out how has BTS protested in the past and present, the different ways we can protest, and how we can model our protesting after BTS.
Find out how K-pop stans have disrupted hateful hashtags, have pressured idols like BTS to speak out for Black Lives Matter, and the dangers of performative activism.
Find out how BTS use their platforms and how we can model ourselves after them to speak out against injustice.
