I went on a school trip to Washington D.C on 4th June. There were around 47 people that went, mix of 8th graders and 9th graders. We were supposed to go to D.C last year, but the pandemic got it cancelled. Anyways, me and my parents went to SFO. When I was in the car, I was nervous because this was the first time that I will be in a different place for 5 days! The longest that I stayed in a place without my parents was in my 5th grade science camp which lasted for 3 days. My parents dropped me off and left. I was super confused on what should I do. My history teacher, Ms. Woodhams, saw me and gave me my plane ticket. She told me to wait here while everyone else comes. After everyone reached, we went to the security. Pretty much everyone's bag was sent back to the X-ray scanner. After we all got our bags, we went to the gate, which had started to call people for boarding. We barely were able to reach on time. The flight was a 5 hour flight to Charlotte. When we reached Charlotte, w
I think in a previous post I have talked about the Bengal Club of Bay Area (BCBA) , an association my parents are associated with that promotes Indian cultural events. They also keep events for community outreach. One of the events was a Zoom session that I hosted to introduce 3D printing to whoever wanted to know. BCBA had promoted the event through Facebook. I hope I was able to make some people curious about how the stuff works. I enjoyed my first Zoom event. If you want a quick introduction to the amazing possibilities with 3D printing, watch the recorded event.