Founder and primary author of Inside A Wandering Mind.
Before Leaving I am writing this part about an hour after returning from Japan: WOAH. That was a lot- it lasted only twelve days, but there’s so much to explore and see in Japan that it might as well have taken a few times longer. I have more than enough stories to tell here- I […]
LIFE EVENTS – JP2024 Part 1: LAX Airport Read More »
This is it- the last class of my freshman year of high school. When the bell rang and school let out for the last time, I was in my Honors 2 classroom with my group of friends, excited about the summer and JP2024 (One more day when I’m writing this! So close!!!). So how did
LIFE EVENTS – Honors English 2 Course Review Read More »
One last Physical Education class for freshman year… and hopefully the last one I have to do in High School, since I’ll just make the remainder of my PE credits with swim. This class is pretty much the exact same as last time, but this time with a few slight differences. First off, we don’t
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This is it. The Finale of VN2023, which took more than 20 days in the real world and about 10 months of writing to finish. We’re pretty much done with the travel now, so the last few days will only consist of hanging with relatives, maybe visiting one or two more attractions, hanging with Mia
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023 Part 18: The End (JP2024 is next) Read More »
When I woke up, I was back in Saigon. I realized this because through the windows I could see familiar buildings and skylines. I wasn’t far from home. A mere minute of walking, from what I could see out the window, would take me back where I belonged- my home, my neighborhood, my alley. I
FICTIONAL STORY – One World, One Girl Chapter 12: HELL. Read More »
One last day of exploring the North… let’s make it count. Today, we were going to Ha Long Bay itself, taking a boat cruise out to see all the islands in the area. If you’ve never heard of Ha Long Bay, you’ve definitely seen some of the pictures that come with it: these stone islands
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023, Part 17: The one place Vietnam is known for (outside of the war) Read More »
The trip is gonna be coming to an end soon (Don’t worry, as I write this I’m only four days away from a vacation to Japan, and a JP2024 series is coming up next!) as we now head for another long car drive to Ha Long Bay, which is on the entire other side of
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023 Part 16: A Haunted Hotel and a long drive Read More »
We were headed to Cat Cat Village. First things first on our minds while we were there: Are there cats in Cat Cat village? We weren’t sure, although Koia said there might be some people in the village that raised cats. This village was deep inside the valley, in the middle of all the rice
LIFE EVENTS – SEA2023 Part 15: Cat Cat Village Read More »
Note – Yes, I know I published this well into my sophomore year. I wrote this in the summer. I don’t think I’ve put more effort into anything else. Author’s note right before publishing: No, I cooked. I have to do AP Chem next year. I’m screwed. (In my sophomore year) (Me in my sophomore
LIFE EVENTS – Chemistry 2 Course Review (I have AP chem next year, I’m so cooked) Read More »
We woke up right in our hotel the next day, excited to get on with our exploration of a part of Vietnam that many Vietnamese, let alone tourists, never get to visit. Waking up, we had an amazing view of the rural mountains, but they got even better when we headed to a cafe on