Currently living in Orlando, pursiuing my
Masters in Computer Engineering. It's rather
funny, when I was younger I didn't like being
called a nerd. But now, it's a noun I
happily welcome with open arms
I have one more year to go and that will
be the end of my blissful studnet life!
I interned at Aviatrix, in Palo Alto, California.
It felt amazing to be back in California
..it felt like home. Wait back?
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By this page's layout, I am sure
you must have guessed already that I
travel a lot. It's been said that home
is where the is. My belongs with
my family and since they live in Namibia,
by trasitive property, my home is
Namibia. Jokes aside, Namibia
is honestly one of the most picturesque
countries I have lived in. For those of you
who want to experience the African
culture, Namibia is the country!
I hope to go back to soon
In hindsight, I am really glad that I
went to India for college. I definitely
feel connected to my roots and
through all the hardships, I can say
I have matured into a strong woman.
Not to mention I made amazing
friends during these four years
who I know will always stay by my side
no matter what. Cheers to those
amazing four years!
America is probably the place where I really found myself as a
teenager and who I am as a person. High school is one of the most
important phases in a teenager's life and I am glad I got to spend it
in America. This is the place where I felt and understood myself.
San Francisco is where I spent three years in California. It always
has and always will be one of the places I'll always call home.
The first country I lived in where I can recollect my stay! I stayed
in Vietnam for three years and I thoroughly enjoyed my stay there.
Spending grades 5 to 8, it is definitely one of the places I remember.
With my family, I travelled all around Vietnam and Hoi An happens
to be one of my favorite places, and then Dalat! Sincerely wished
I had pictures to shared.. stayed tuned and maybe I can find some
in the coming weeks from our trips down to Southern Vietnam.
One of the most vivid memories of
Switzerland is from those days when it
would snow all day and night if I were to
walk out of the house, my hair would
instantly turn from soft strands to
hard twig like strands. As a kid, I had
always wondered why the texture of my
hair changed so dramatically. Now as an
Engineer, I think I have understood
the Science behind it.
Mandarin was actually one of the first
languages I learned, but unfortuntaley,
I can't speak a single word now
because my parents stopped conversing
with me in Mandarin just so that I could
pick up Hindi. I spent the first four
years of my life in China and although I
can't remember anything, inherently
I have picked up a likeliness towards
the people and their food!