Learning Challenge: Happiness Jar

I really like the idea of keeping a happiness jar. It's a good way to remind yourself to be positive every day. I'm going to use the whiteboard on my fridge to write my happy moments every day. At the end of the week, I'll write another blog post to let everyone how it goes and whether or not I've learned something about myself through the exercise. Stay tuned.

(Happiness Jar from Popsugar.com)

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Week 13 Storytelling: Kumby's Plan

(Kumbhakarna from Smite Game Official Wiki ) As he slumbered the pounding of drums and the ringing of trumpets rolled through his unconscious mind. Though he was cursed to slumber for half of the year, Kumby still absorbed the happenings around him. Kumby slumbered on but the pounding of drums grew steadily louder. He rolled over, covering his ears with his massive arms. However, his giant arms were not enough to drown out the sounds. "Kumby! Wake up brother, I need you now!" a distant voice called, cutting through the fog in his mind. "Rav?" he muttered groggily. The voice called again. Kumby's eyes opened slowly blinking away the sleep. He rubbed at them with the backs of his meaty hands. "Kumby, brother, the kingdom is under attack. We are at war. I need you fighting beside me," Rav said, clapping his brother on his enormous shoulder. Kumby, the giant, blinked again willing all of the grogginess out of his mind. "What wa...

Project Brainstorm/Research

I have been going over ideas in my head and I know that I want to do a storybook rather than a portfolio. I might retell the Ramayana in a new, unique way. Don't ask me what that new and/or unique way is because I have no idea yet, but I'm working on it. Source: http://ackguide.blogspot.com/p/ramayana.html Source: https://www.tatacliq.com/que/ramayana-modern-retelling/ I am leaning more toward this option: I want to take the deities and mythological creatures found in these epics and create a completely new epic of my own. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_deities Source: https://spiritualray.com/list-of-hindu-gods-goddesses-their-powers I have also been thinking about taking some of the women from the various stories and making them the heroes or gender flipping the male leads to make them women. Gender flipping always makes for a fun read and fresh look at an old tale. Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draupadi So...

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