My weaving practice started last July. In my previous blog How to Make A DIY Loom, I was able to create my own customized loom with my Dad. Before I had the loom, I used an old picture frame to practice on. I only weave occasionally. There were times when I could weave continuously for three days then I...

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I want to honor and congratulate the newlyweds through a blog post (the K way :p). My Marimba with Flora From Bride Squad to Marriage Squad  The Spinosaurus Being asked by the bride to become a bridesmaid hit me by surprise. Even though I am the sister of the groom, I never expected that I would be part...

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August 24, 2017 I do not normally make how-to articles. I remembered that the last time I made some for my Grade 2 students a year and a half ago. During that school year, I was also inspired by a story of the Navajo weaver who made a blanket out of a sheep's wool using an enormous native...

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© Chary Baniqued Rest allows me to be honest with God about my deepest emotions. During times of rest, God makes me rediscover my true identity; to remind me of His calling. Through rest, I am able to 'leave the boat', stay in the silence, and adhere to his voice swiftly. Deep intimacy through rest is His invitation. I...

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Two years ago, I stumbled upon this book "Waiting Is Not Easy!" by Mo Willems in a bookstore while waiting for something big. I couldn't wait. I asked numerous questions. I complained. I made people around me feel that I was waiting. I thought that I have wasted my time while waiting. I was close to giving up...

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Christmas 2010 An individual goes through a lot of heartbreaks. One of the most painful is losing a beloved pet that was treated like a person, a friend, and a sister. If you have lost one, you might have felt exactly what I am feeling right now. I believe dogs go to Heaven.  I thank God because you lived...

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