This is a song I created for my English class on the topic of Parody. Using music from the musical "Hamilton", the original song is "You'll Be Back." Here is my version. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/BrQAeWsYJmU YouTube link- https://youtu.be/BrQAeWsYJmU Lyrics They say... It's all a conspiracy just to put chips in my brain. They cry... In their... Continue Reading →
Garden State 168
I Don't Want To Miss A Thing Boy, was I tired. I practice this song for days by myself before I found bandmates to accompany me. When we got together for our first jam after 8 hours of playing, faking, playing, laughing - it still didn't sound right. We were exhausted, me and the two... Continue Reading →
Pocketed: A Credits Tracker
Android App now available on the Google Play store Many people lose their gift cards credits because they forget them, hidden away in some drawer, or they find them and the gift cards are expired. Other gift cards come in the form of eCards and they are difficult to track because of the necessity to... Continue Reading →
A Flower Sings A Song
This is an original composition I created for my science class. To help learn about Photosynthesis. Sung to the tune of Get Me to the Church on Time. I included the lyrics and the ukelele chords below. Please enjoy! https://youtu.be/Q3OTS4o7-YY CI see the sunlight in the morning,CI watch it travel through the skies, G7Suck up that... Continue Reading →
Metamorphosis of the Eastern Black Swallowtail Butterfly
From my previous blog, "The Development of the Eastern Black Swallowtail", we see the caterpillar has grown and it is now at the fifth instar. The caterpillar will eat ravenously the entire parsley stem it sits on. It will travel from stem to stem to feed, first on the leaves, and then eating down the... Continue Reading →
The Development of the Eastern Black Swallowtail caterpillar
The Eastern black swallowtail caterpillar is a fascinating creature to watch. After my little experiment to see whether I can get the caterpillars to take on a different type of plant, I continued to watch them grow. I wanted to see how far the caterpillars would grow and whether they will reject the parsley offered... Continue Reading →
Are Eastern Black Swallowtail caterpillars picky eaters? It depends.
During the pandemic summer of 2020, my mom and I found a couple of caterpillars in our garden. They ate a lot of the dill plants we had, but the season for the dill was ending. So we brought them into the house and fed them parsley instead. We had an abundance of parsley in... Continue Reading →
Lovely Hainan Island
This song was based on a little poem that people say, just like how people call New York "The City that Never Sleeps", the people in Asia describe Hainan using this phrase: 不到北京；不知道官小。 不到上海；不知道錢少。 不到重慶；不知道結婚早。 不到海南島；不知道身體不好。 What it says is: Haven't been to Beijing; (You) don't know what is to be an Official. Haven't... Continue Reading →
Namewee – Tokyo Bon -Makudonarudo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhGnuWwpNxI Namewee sings songs in many different languages, one of these is a Japanese style song called Tokyo Bon, also known as Makudonarudo. In this song, he points to the subtlety in the Japanese pronunciation of foreign words that we call "Japanglish" and he shows the Japanese love of synchronized dancing. The video is a... Continue Reading →
Privacy Policy for ICEPAC Android App
ICEPAC - In Case of Emergency, Planning Advanced Care https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jK-DKBs7wM Android App now available on the Google Play store An application to store your In Case of Emergency information and to help you start thinking about Advanced Care Planning. PRIVACY POLICY FOR MOBILE APPLICATION This privacy policy governs your use of the software application ICEPAC... Continue Reading →
Ice Cream Fever 