Alright, let me talk about how I tried my absolute hardest to begin racking up the one strand which I am currently lacking in, service. But before I show my tally marks with how many service activities I accumulated, let me give my reflection first. See, I realized that I like helping people until I … Continue reading February CAS →

The great tree withers. Autumn paints red, yellow, and orange Blooming the forest. Haven’t done a poetry reflection in a while. This one is actually about service, which I know I’ve been lacking for quite a while. Over the available time period, I’ve been giving out masks outside, treating each as its own service experience. … Continue reading January CAS →

Wow yes, the last day before the New Year. December is mostly filled with work and work and more work, if anything, it’s just because of our own schedules and the things that we must complete before heading back to school. No poem this month. I guess my reflection for December comes from kickboxing for … Continue reading December CAS Reflection →

Strange reflection today, because it’s not my usual poetry-styled reflection. Today I’m just going to talk about my Halloween costume, mainly the mask that I’m using for the costume. The swirled, one-eyed mask of Obito Uchiha from the anime series Naruto, represents many things in the context of the anime, but for me, I decided … Continue reading October CAS Reflection →

This reflective poem is called, “Let’s Talk.” Written in standard, multi-rhymed form. The poem is pretty self-explanatory for what I did, though it requires a bit more decoding in terms of what I reflected. Of course, I won’t delve too deep into it, that would defeat the purpose of a reflection like this. But essentially, … Continue reading September CAS Reflection →

Let’s try a more traditional format today. Reflection: I think this one is up to interpretation. But during my experiences this month, I think I’m starting to find mediums to express each of my emotions. Want the meaning of this poem? You figure it out. I’ve reflected, I’ve thought of all the different meanings this … Continue reading August CAS Reflection →

This poem is called Pale Leaf. Reflection: The second half of July passed. I think at this point we’re just all waiting for school to start. The first line is a reflection on the idea of the lack of thought I’ve put into…well, thoughts. This entire summer feels quite hollow, and although this kind of lack … Continue reading End-July Reflection →

This poem is called Looking at Blankness. Reflection: Halfway into summer now, I haven’t been doing much. I’ve done some exercises that didn’t make me think much, sometimes it makes me wonder how my life would have played out if my feet weren’t born abnormally. I guess these days I spend more time on writing than … Continue reading Mid July Reflection →

This poem is called A Cold Summer. Reflection: Trying a new style of poetry, I’ve been thinking to myself a lot. When I write these things, I kind of realize how much I’ve isolated myself during summer. I don’t chat with my friends that often anymore even though I miss them. I should, but I’m not. … Continue reading End June Reflection →

My CAS experiences this year were strange, mainly because covid threw a wrench in a lot of my activities, from physical activities to services, many things weren’t available to us. I will have to say, however, that all of these experiences made me reflect on things, can’t say all of them positively, or even the … Continue reading End of Year Reflection – Mid June →

Life in Binary Description: Recently after receiving my award for writing, I read some more works by other authors and some of my friends. One thing I realize is that, there are so many words on the internet that sounds good and with great structure and grammar. But it takes humanity to really make a … Continue reading CAS Reflection End of May →

Burning Wreath  Description: In the final weeks of year 1, we’ve all heard about the dual system that the IB is implementing this year, and a part of me feel the need to express not just what I have been doing but how I feel about what I’ve been doing. In the last 2 weeks … Continue reading CAS Mid May →

Oasis Brief Explanation: The first stanza is about a small art piece that I did with the motif and theme of leaves being washed down the sewers, it has a double meaning about education washing away our creativity through the rain, and in the end, we only have a small space to hold ourselves in … Continue reading Mid April Experience →

I’ve recently felt that poetry really makes my reflective experiences better, mainly because not only is it a form of creativity itself, it showcases my reflective style through its little details sprinkled throughout. I think I’ll be reflecting in poetry form from now on until I find it unsuitable. I will preface it that I’ll … Continue reading End March CAS →

I’ll be honest, I didn’t have a lot of time to do any kind of CAS during the latter half of January. We had so many summative assignments and tests that it is just… slightly overwhelming if I had to continue with my normal CAS schedules. For whatever it is worth, I did do some … Continue reading End January CAS Reflection →

There was some volleyball stuff too but they haven’t posted the pictures

Hi, I’m Brian Hung from Taiwan, well, technically born in the USA. Taiwan has been my home for the last 16 years, but KAS has been my second home for the last 12 years, there are many memories I have made with this school, not the same building because we did change our campus a … Continue reading CAS Profile →