My Life as a Roadie with Meg & Dia on the California ‘Happysad’ Tour
“Woke up this morning with the weirdest case of the butterflies,” I wrote that Tuesday morning on my phone. Just the day before, I got a call from a band […]
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Category Archives: Writing
Solo Travelers Wanted
About two months ago, I had my eyes set on countries and destinations fit for solo female travel. As a creative, it’s natural for me to want to seek out new people […]
Ten Years and Half a Million Views Later
I just realized my YouTube has had up to HALF a MILLION views across my channel since starting it 10 years ago. I never had any intention for it except […]
My Thoughts After 7 Years of ‘Orange is the New Black’
My oh my. What a journey these past seven years have been with Orange Is The New Black. And if you’re anything like me, you’ve been watching this show for […]
In My Feels
November: coming into my own, growing, learning, trusting, having faith, being kinder and more honest to myself and others 🍁🍂✨ I feel as if I have no words for this […]
Through Thick and Thin
I’m sitting down in the same coffee shop I’ve been frequenting for the past month or two. The workers recognize me. Some of them memorize my order. And I’m at […]
The Last Hurrah
I’ve had lots of questions in my mind as I approach this blog post. Should I keep doing this? Writing this recap feels like a chore? My moments and memories […]
Breaking Down to Break Through
I had a conversation with a friend the other night. I had been feeling a little lost and questioning everything I was doing. “What am I doing this all for?” […]
Sweatin’ On Cuna: Fil-Am Music Producer Sweater Beats Takes Over the EDM World
Sweatin’ On Cuna Fil-Am Music Producer Sweater Beats Takes Over the EDM World Growing up as an Asian kid in suburban Maryland, all Antonio Cuna would do was skate around […]
Coming to Peace with 2017
2017, you were a beast. You were a roller coaster of emotions; a constant change of minds, situations and fleeting events; new faces in familiar places; new homes, towns, unspoken […]
