As I sat in my room looking for pictures to send to my mom, I was struck by the memories they evoked. I decided that I wanted to sum up
It was 2020. The COVID pandemic was at its height, and in-person classes turned into online Zoom meetings. During one of my first Zoom classes, I vividly remember my 8th
When I first came to Cape Town, I was only familiar with one mountain — Table Mountain. My familiarity with only one mountain also led me to the assumption that
I experienced my first-ever safari this week, and I already can’t wait to do it again—hopefully with better weather. Before this trip, I’d only seen animals at the zoo —in
I have decided to make a compilation of wandering, unfinished thoughts. For the past blog posts, I have thought deeply about each idea that I have come across. Days of
I Met My Real Family Today, This is the text I sent to my family group chat on WhatsApp as I proceeded to send a photo of myself and a
While we were watching the South Africa vs. Canada soccer match at Time Out Market this past Sunday, Sam mentioned something I had never heard of before: a World Cup
One of the first things that comes up when you look up South Africa in the news tab of google is the June 30 deadline set forth by South African
As a STEM-focused student, I feel that I was implicitly taught that there is a structured, almost formulaic way of solving problems. The scientific method, hypothesis testing, even something as
I have left my Safari Youtube days behind. I am now a Spotify user. Starting from scratch. The songs from my many years on this Earth that have captured my
