About three weeks ago, I already tasted my first home brewed dark beer (2nd home brew all in all). And it was maybe close to 50% successful. Ha! Continue reading TJE 52: Judging My First Dark Beer and the Bottling Struggle
Did I mention I do this #beerfriday Instagram Live thing? It was the perfect time for me to do the taste test. Continue reading TJE 51: Judgment Day (Tasting my 1st Home Brewed Beer)
So… after 15 days, just a day over the recommended 2 weeks of fermentation, I transferred the beer to bottles. Another 2 weeks should pass before I can refrigerate and finally, enjoy the beer! Before transferring to the bottles, I … Continue reading TJE 50: Halfway Through (Beer Update)
On the first day of 2021, I finally started brewing my first beer! After the new year celebration, I wanted to start the experiment right after the party, but I just couldn’t help but sleep first. I wasn’t able to … Continue reading TJE 49: I finally started my First Home Brewed Beer – wish me luck!
2020. Ask a negative question, and 2020 will reply with YES. Needless to say, 2020 is weird. Continue reading TJE 48: Cheers, we survived 2020
So I have a new personal project that I’ve thought of doing for a couple of years. It’s only recently that I started buying stuff for starters. Continue reading TJE 47: I have a new personal project but I’m procrastinating
I can’t stop watching BTS videos. Yes, currently the biggest boy band in the world, has hypnotized this 35-year old, who was never hooked into K-Pop. Continue reading TJE 46: Getting out of the Rabbit Hole – SB19 and BTS
This year, I am posting Instagram stories every day. I tag them with #366HAPPYSTORIES2020. The goal is pretty obvious, to complete 366 days of happy stories for 2020. Continue reading TJE 45: 366 happy stories of 2020 – a personal challenge
Biking. It’s a leisure activity that many of us learn as kids. Well I don’t know about Gen Z, but looking back 3 decades ago, it’s sort of a staple of one’s childhood. Every time I bike, there’s a … Continue reading TJE 44: The major lesson I learned late (and why I frequently bike now)
So what’s my point? Well, I suggest to not pursue a straightforward path, because it could hinder our creativity. Continue reading TJE 43: When your hobbies become a living
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