In this post, I will put out how the week before finals will wreak havoc on everything if not done right. It's the time where you determine your fates for the next semester and whether it will crush you to death or it will get you the finest china in town. It's war. I can't put the feeling of it in words exactly, but you get the most adrenaline in this exact week, there's no other weeks like this. And the silly thing is the school treated this six days no different like others, we still get school assignments, stressful video projects, and others when we obviously need time to study. There's no rush, they said. But that's a lie. If you get bad grades in the finals you might as well consider yourself done. You need a score that could repair a whole satellite in the next midterm if you want to recover from that. The point is there's no going back. So let this be the reminder that we absolutely need to study wherever and whenever we can on the week before ...

     Since I have experienced the previous Project month at my school, I have come to realize that there is so many things you can turn different types of trashes into. And used bottle caps is one of the trash I find very flexible to be upcycled with into many different things. And in this post, I will be sharing bottle caps crafts ideas for you to do if you have many used bottle caps laying around at home or if you are doing a waste upcycling project. 1. A Small Coaster  To make a coaster you need variable a amount of used bottle caps depending on how big you want the coaster to be. I made a small coaster for small glass and it took 6x4 bottle caps, and so for a small coaster you need 24 bottle caps, for a bigger one you can multiply it by two. Tools and Materials - 24 used bottle caps, solder, cable tie, and acrylic markers (optional). How to make it: 1) First, put a hole on 4 symmetrical sides of the bottle caps. 2) Connect the bottle caps into 6 groups of 4 bott...

 Are you a music lover? Or perhaps, are you looking for a thoughtful gift to give to someone special? Well then, this is the perfect thing for you to make, and it can easily be done at home or at a nearby photocopier store. All you need is a computer with built-in/separate disc drive that supports CD formats, and a blank compact disc of your choice, I personally chose CD-R. And for a little decoration, you can buy single compact disc container, a CD label sticker, and some markers. Step 1: Make A Song List Make a list of songs you'd like to be in your mixtape. You can take a note of it or make a playlist on Spotify. Step 2: Download The Songs  Next, you need to download the songs you picked. I use ' Soulseeker ' for windows and it's been a helpful bunch. All you need to do is download Soulseeker for free, and search any songs, albums, or artist on the search bar and download. Step 3: Burn the CD Insert your blank CD into a built-in or separate disc drive that connects ...

So this week is the first week of project month at my school, and before I write anything further Project month is a 3-week program where we didn't study at school, instead we make this crafts and little projects at school everyday.  In my previous post that I uploaded in October " How I Planned my First Display Stand for a Craft Expo at School ," I told you about my first Project month and how I planned a display stand for the first time to display our craft projects. And this November is Project month again. But this first week is the toughest week I have ever had in years. Monday  Since it's the first day of project month, there's an opening ceremony and I must've eaten something bad for breakfast because I had a stomachache that felt like period cramps in the middle of the ceremony, so I got carried to the nurse's office. And one of my friend also experienced the same thing so we skipped the ceremony together. This day isn't really much because for...