Back from the Blue Man Group – What a Show! 💙🎶

The energy was off the charts! From the mesmerizing drumming to the hilarious antics and brilliant visuals, the Blue Man Group put on a performance like no other. I was completely immersed in the wild colors, rhythmic beats, and unexpected surprises. If you haven't experienced them yet, you definitely should!

North Sentinel Island: Natives of Neverland

Apparently, there's this island right in the Bay of India that has these natives that are one of the last uncontacted tribes on the planet. They've been there for over 40,000 years and are openly hostile to outsiders (and known to kill). The Indian government actively patrols around the island to prevent anyone from making contact. I'm awe-struck seeing a culture so well-preserved in a global m...

I gave my kid Mr. Roger's book and HE LOVED IT!!

In today's digital age, "You Are Special: Words of Wisdom" by Mr. Rogers is a beacon of timeless values. This book warmly envelops readers with reminders of inherent worth and kindness. My child, amid today's social media pressures, found solace in its pages, leading to profound conversations. More than just nightly reading, it's a bridge to deep connection. A must-read for nurturing self-worth...

The Start or the End of a Universe: Fermi lost in the Dark Forest

When I get deep in thought, I sometimes wonder if there's a place just like this in an indescribably far distance away. Knowing you will never know is the pinnacle of an elusive sublime. Regardless, I keep growing day by day to appreciate all the things that had to go just right for the world to be the way it is, rather than guessing it's the only way that it could be.

Walking like an Egyptian

I thoroughly enjoyed finally getting to visit the tombs of ancient Egypt. The tour guide was amazing and we even got to learn of the complicated dynasty family history of the throne. Painting on papyrus and practicing my calligraphy writing hieroglyphics felt so exotic.

Ruddy Ducks are the best

Ruddy ducks tend to flock around the lake at my local park during this time of the year. Their exotic blue bills and their chestnut feathers give them a distinguished look of elegance.

Water Ship Down: An Elusive Tale of Struggle

Especially now, we may find ourselves muddled through troubled times, wavering with unpredictability and menace. I often find myself running back to this children's book enriched with an eerie dread as you never knew what was coming next. It took me a while to realize that the background of Richard Adams, the author, in WWII contributes to the tale's tone. It was a fight for survival, not a bat...