The timing could not be more perfect for me to publish this article. Over the week, my eyelids were peeled wide open. Opened like thrown-wide open ceiling-to-floor French Curtains. Over the course of my freelance writing career, I've been called all sorts of names. I've been "advised" not to make a living out of writing … Continue reading Write Your Way to a Better Year a Better You
When Life on the Internet was so Much Simpler Remember how it all started? How it took your breath away when you managed to make a free call to someone from across the globe? Remember how heart-stopping it was when you finally found the long-lost aunt you've not seen since you were 7 on MySpace, … Continue reading The Internet Wisdom and Skepticism We Need
The right footing to start off on would be one that is cautious, curious, inquisitive, questioning, experimental and yet a little skeptical. We’ve all heard preachy stuff on the internet about how one diet can cure ailments your doctors have no answers for. We’ve read tall theories of the mystical healing powers of essential oils … Continue reading The Happy Science of Mastering Your Health
I can't imagine not writing the same way some people can't imagine posting a status update on their Facebook or Instagram. Just kidding. Maybe not. For more than 18 years, I've been consistently writing – for my blog(s), clients, advertising companies, radio adverts, company brochures, and for anything that required written words. If I were … Continue reading Writing Is My Life Line
David Chang’s Ugly Delicious explores some nuanced ideas around race and food while also reproducing some harmful cultural narratives. Media culture Ph.D. student Rachel Kuo identifies five ways she’d like the show to push further. via Digging into the Racial Politics of ‘Ugly Delicious’ — Discover Go ahead and read the above-linked article about how Rachel … Continue reading Digging into the Racial Politics of ‘Ugly Delicious’
