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Adapted from Jenny Han’s novel, the much-anticipated Valentine's day release, To All the Boys: Always and Forever, proves to be more than just a crowd-pleaser. Finishing off the extremely popular teen trilogy, this feel-good rom-com left its audience believing in true love.  The film’s plot revolves around Lara Jean Song-Covey (Lana Condor) and Peter Kavnisky (Noah Centineo). We find our star couple in their most-awaited senior year, already making plans for college at Stanford together and beyond. But when Lara Jean gets rejected by Stanford, she begins to rethink her future. With Peter on one hand and her obligation to stay true to herself on the other, Lara Jean must finally grow up and own her decisions, even if those decisions put her three thousand miles away from her bae. Contrasting the last two movies, Han spotlights Lara Jean’s relationship with her sisters, Kitty (Anne Cathcart) and Margot (Janel Parrish), and her friends. Whether it be singing K-Pop in Seoul with her si

 Hello Everyone!  I hope you all are staying safe and healthy during this pandemic-version holiday. On this day, I'd like to give thanks to everyone who has supported me through this past year. I couldn't have made it without you!  I'm super excited about what the new year will bring. #Classof2021 WOO HOO The next installment of my book will be out before break ends. (It's gonna be a good one :) ) However, most of all, I'd like to thank my readers. Without your feedback and honesty, I wouldn't have become a stronger, better author. I'd like to thank my parents, who have stuck by me in every moment. I'd like to thank my friends for being so reliable and trustworthy. Moreover, I'd like to thank the year 2020. 2020 has taught me how to be more grateful and find a solution in the darkest of times. 2020 has taught me hope and belief.  I hope this holiday season everyone will spend time with their loved ones. May the new year bring lots of happiness and ch

 Thanksgiving is one of my most favorite holidays, not only because it means Christmas is right around the corner but also I get to spend time with my family. Although my family and I don't celebrate Thanksgiving in a traditional way, we always have a blast making delicious food, watching movies, and making more memories. We always like to welcome people into our home and feast.  However, with COVID cases rising, we, like many other families, changed our 'typical' Thanksgiving. This year, we are keeping our celebrations small and in-house - still with mouth-watering food and lots of laughter.  There is so much to be grateful for. I am thankful for my friends, who are like a second family. I am thankful for my health, even more, this year. I am thankful for the first-responders, the front line workers, the doctors, and healthcare officials who are putting their lives on the line for us.  I am eternally thankful for my family, who have made quarantine bearable and keeping eac

 A couple years ago I read a book called The Secret by Rhonda Byrne. With 2020 coming to a wrap and everyone beginning their New Year resolutions, I've found the art of manifestation extremely enticing. You always hear "cut negative people out of your life" or "positive vibes only," but do you ever stop to think why this is? It's because of the Law of Attraction. Notoriously known to be one of the natural sciences' founding principles is heavily applicable to manifestation.  Suppose you'd like to get an interview for an internship, then with the Law of Attraction all you have to do is wish for it. But not just a simple wish. You have to see yourself at the interview, doing well, and then excelling at the internship. The law states that you can attract specific things that you want as long as you consistently wish for them.  There are many ways to sustain your manifestation methods. Many include bedtime programming, repetition, vision boards, and much

‘Modak’ is one of my favorite food made at the Ganesh festival. I and Lord Ganesha share one common thing that is this Modaks. LOL. It is basically fresh coconut and jaggery mixed with poppy seeds, nutmeg, cardamom, and stuffed inside a sachet made with rice flour and saffron, then steamed. I think in Malaysia they have something similar as well. Most of the Hindus celebrate the Lord Ganesh festival in late Aug/early Sept as per the Hindu calendar. Modaks are one of the offerings made for god. It's a 10-day festival and I have fond memories of celebrating it in India while being on Summer vacation. While the whole family, uncles/aunts/cousins come together for 10days and pray to this deity for wealth, knowledge, prosperity. Eat lots of food and have fun! It's like having Christmas all over again. Lord Ganesha is an elephant-headed god and he is a younger son of Lord Shiva and Parvati. This festival is celebrated as his Birthday. One of the popular legends says Lord Ganesha was