This is how I spent my halloween

Yes I really made LED lights blink and dim and ... ! Geeky huh.

#12 Make a movie!

So that's it! The first one to cross off on my 100 things to do list! (A list that is yet to complete!)

It was definitely the best experience for the longest time. From brainstorming to writing the script to making the most important decision (have myself act as my friends) and regretting it immediately after!

Though, all of this could not have happened without the help of the man behind this camera - the best amateur cinematographer, Exxxxx Ox. As I probably mentioned to him millions of times, I cannot thank him enough.

Also, I would like to thank all those who had inspired me. In the order of "appearance": Axxxxx Hxxxx, Exxxxxxxx Lxx, Sxxxxx Cxxx, Jxxx AxYxxxx, Jxxxxxxx Bxx-Txxxx, Nxx Hxxxx, Txxx Txxxx, Dxxx Txxxx, Hxxx Wxx and Kx Kxx Hx.

On mending broken objects

I find mending broken objects very therapeutic.  It is brainless craft without having to worry about reason/concept/idea... and no matter how bad your crafting skill is, it would never be worse than its broken state.   AND you get an object back, though you might not be able to use it for its original purpose.

Of course I won't break things intentionally just to  mend.  But the chance came, when my dear friend Boris sent me a glass (supposedly for the green tea leaves he bought me from China) with very bad packaging.  The glass came broken.

Now this mended object has become a very useful tool holder  for my workstation!  Thank you Bor!

I "heart" sanding?

Just when I thought I can do without sanding anything for a while after a whole last year of sanding all those foam model toilets and ceramic toilet bowls, here we go! Another new material to sand away!

My sanding routine: 120/180 > 200/280 > 400/600 > 800 > 1000/1200 > 1500/1600

I was asked a year ago about my hobby, or what do I like to do in general, and my answer was sanding things. So folks, think twice before declaring anything as a hobby!