Growing with a hobby

I’m trying a new format in blogging, and devided this blog post into several sections:

• My childhood
• My hobby as a kid
• Should adults only be serious?
• My life without a proper hobby
• What I think of hobbies now, and why I think they are important
• How we can go back to our hobby
• How to maintain our hobby
• Closing: How we associate fun with children, but actually we can have it, too
• Bonus sound

Feel free to jump to any section that you want to read!

PS: I give out a bonus music that you can play with this blog post. I happen to listen to this song when writing this blog post, and the music really put me into the writing mood! 😀

A Quick Catch Up

Last year I got my college degree, and went to Taiwan to learn Chinese language. The reason why I chose Taiwan over China was because the traditional writings make more sense to me than the new, simplified characters. Fast forward 5 months and I decided to finish my language learning early and go back to my home country. In the duration between me coming back and now, I traveled to 2 countries, the first was to Japan with my sister (a great experience, since I never went abroad alone with my young sis…), and the second with my big family (really big, 20+ people going for a vacation together).

As of now I’m preparing for my next departure to Taiwan, this time to earn my Master. 👓

I suddenly have a lot of spare time, so I’m filling my time with doing a side job designing a coffee shop for my relative, learning Japanese / Dutch / German, learning to use Blender, and read books.

I know that I’m not a kid anymore, and a lot of this spare time (although not ideal for a girl my age…) also allow me to think about my life, my decisions, and my plan for the future. Now I realized it sucks to make all the decisions by myself and not depend on my parents! 😢 (I guess I’m TOO dependent before this)

However, I know that all of this should not let me down, I have to have a good grip on my life, face everyday with a good spirit!

P.S.: I recently learned that I like to know A LOT OF THINGS, which means I really like learning things.

On the way to the end

Time passed by so quickly, suddenly here I am in my fourth year, preparing my final project for my Bachelor in Architecture. In the past three years a lot of things happened that made me grow. I met many kinds of people and also found new friends that I hope will stay together all my life…