Day 7: At Week's End

Here it is! The final entry to my second OVA: Sieban Chronicles. I've already mentioned the name of this little OVA series. And if you've read the spoilers, it meant "seven" in German. Sieben doesn't look very cool, but I can assure you, it sounds cooler. For those of you who've never taken basic...

Day 6: To Go Your Way

*WARNING: I am not an expert in what I will be talking about. Do not take this as gospel (unintentional pun). Coming to Australia has made me realise that Christianity can be seen as a dying religion. Back in Malaysia, the spread of the gospel is becoming stronger, which is always a good thing...

Day 5: Bye Bye Wongan Hills

Going up to Wongan Hills wasn't just a complete break for me. We still had to work, y'know. More specifically, we were showing kids how great science is. We had them extract DNA from simple strawberries, which were visible and touchable. In the end, I even gave a couple of presentations to the school. It...

Day 4: Of Digging and Extracting

MicroBlitz is a citizen-science project. I'm not sure if I've said this before (but I'll say it again anyway), but citizen science is where ordinary people (even those without a degree, such as kids) help collect information for scientists. This can be a cost-effective method of acquiring data;...

Day 3: Road Trip

I've been living in WA for over two years now. Lucky for me, my parents got us a place smack dab in the middle of the CBD area. We were about 15-20 minutes walk to the city. Buses to the city were free. And we live in a highly professional area, where small environmental, legal and health-related...