Because I'm realizing I'm not making much headway for 100 posts in one year - we're like halfway through the year and I've only gotten 10% in - , I've decided to talk about a not so favorite quality of mine. Now, I should probably do another 10 things I like about me in honor … Continue reading 12: l. o. l.
Category: 100 Days
100 days of writing. It might not be pretty or make sense. It might not be grammatically or even politically correct. But if you can count on something it’s that I’m going to be 100 with you.
The Diaper Dilemma
Where there is a family with an infant, there is a family that needs diapers - at least in most modern societies. This is especially true for Guåhan (Guam), where I come from, and especially true now that we are in a global pandemic which has led to a shortage of supplies. According to Guam … Continue reading The Diaper Dilemma
10: Heya BooBoo
I’ve written this letter before. It was one of those days (out of many) you’d gone missing and I couldn’t find you. I was convinced you were never coming back. But as always, you did. Three days later and covered in mud. I always thought that when you left me it would be one of … Continue reading 10: Heya BooBoo
9: History
I've lived near the Micronesia Mall my entire life. This meant that I am always a less than two minute drive to the nearest grocery store. I've always liked shopping at night, since high school. Sometimes, I'd go with a friend or my sister to the store if I really wanted something in the middle … Continue reading 9: History
8: Home is the smell of sea spray on my face as the tide rolls in.
It is the smell of smoked meat as the flames and ash rise in the air. It is smell of coconut oil on golden brown skin. Home is the smell of oil and fish wafting through the kitchen as I walk through the doors. It is the smell of vacuumed carpets and lemon pledge on … Continue reading 8: Home is the smell of sea spray on my face as the tide rolls in.
7: Emergency Diapering
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, parents are wiping the grocery shelves in a panic not knowing when they'll safely go shopping again. This has left a need for people who weren't able to get to the store in time and wonder what they'll do to diaper their kid when their stash runs out. Cloth parents … Continue reading 7: Emergency Diapering
6: Parenting
Note: I wrote this in January. Today's topic brought to you by the reason I went on a nearly year-long hiatus from writing on this blog. That's right friends, your favorite long haired blogger became a parent last year. When I became pregnant I became extremely depressed and then I had the baby, which didn't … Continue reading 6: Parenting
5: /ˈekstrəˌvərt/
(n.) - an energetic person who enjoys being with other people: I'm an extrovert. I've talked about being one on Basically It's Worse, which is probably the only place I've really acknowledged it. However, most people might not guess it from meeting me or seeing me in public. Most of the time when I attend an event (that I'm not required … Continue reading 5: /ˈekstrəˌvərt/
3: Too High, Can’t Come Down
So recently, my sister shared this written thingy on the internet called " Addressing Toxic Behaviors in Filipino Families". It's insane to me that toxicity is actually considered a cultural practice for an entire race of people. Of course, most of these people don't realize that it's even toxic, which is why it's so prevalent. … Continue reading 3: Too High, Can’t Come Down
1: New Year, New Goals
I don’t have to explain myself to you (regarding my long absence) but I will. That day, however, is not today so let’s talk about something else. We’re starting again from the top, except this time I’m not going to try and do 100 days in a row. Instead, we’re going to try 100 days … Continue reading 1: New Year, New Goals
