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Yor’s Southern Stew from Spy x Family

Southern stew is a yummy food with its very creamy texture

Ingredients

  1. Meat chunks
  2. Spices (smoked paprika, salt, pepper, and garlic powder)
  3. All-purpose flour
  4. Onions, tomatoes, potatoes, garlic, and any other vegetable that you think works
  5. For the base (beef stock, Worcestershire sauce, and tomato paste, 1 bay leaf, chopped dill)

How to cook it

First you start to mix the flour, smoked paprika, salt, pepper, and garlic and then add the meat chunks. After that, make sure the flour is mixed well with the meat chunks, and then you put them in the pot and wait until all sides of the meat chunks are brown.

After the meat chunks are brown, cut up onions and all the vegetables and cook until the onions are soft.

Once the onions are soft, add beef stock, Worcestershire sauce, tomato paste, meat, dill, and bay leaf and then just wait. That’s it, a very simple recipe.

When you eat, add sour cream and a sunny-side-up egg in your plate.

Idyllwild, CA

By Grace Moon
May 26, 2026

Our family took a road trip to Idyllwild, CA.

I searched where we have to go: Lake Fulmor Loop, Ernie Maxwell Scenic, Black Mountain Summit, and Idyllwild Nature Center.

Because we left early home, we arrived before 10 am around Idyllwild, and when we got out on Hwy, arrived there, a kind of Art show in the street had began.Mom and I visited some tables. Drawing on the wood, and paper jewelry were very attractive to me.  

We first visited the Nature Center and looked around also at local artists and farmers’ selling, and we bought local honey.

After lunch around there, we decided to go to the Ernie Maxwell Scenic Trail. It was a little longer than I thought, but it was full of wild flowers. Also it was really fun

My parents wanted to live there someday after full retirement. 

Cats and kittens!

April 29, 2026, by Grace

Digital drawing, Cumin, by Grace

I loveee cats! Cats are one of my favorite animals, they are very friendly and sweet. 
I’m going to foster kittens that are just 4 weeks old and I’ll keep them until about 8weeks because they have to get neutered.
 
Cats are very fascinating animals that share 95.6% of their DNA with tigers and they can run up to 30 mph. Also, you know how our fingerprints are different. Well cats’ noses are also different. They’re like fingerprints but with noses and when cats purr they can heal us. When they purr they create vibration which is around 25 – 150 Hz and that can repair bones.

Secondly, cats are amazing creatures. They can see in almost darkness, even though they are near sided. Cats are also amazing jumpers; they could jump up five times their height! Cats love to sleep. They usually spend about 70% of their whole lives just sleeping. That’s because out of 24 hours a day, they sleep around 15 hours.
Sadly, cats can’t taste sweetness so even if they want your ice cream it’s just that they’re curious not that they smell sweetness. 

Did you know that cats can be left-handed and right handed too? Well, they can and studies show that males are usually more left-handed and females are usually right handed. Cats have a very flexible skeleton. They have around 230 bones in their body and we only have 203. Also, they have a free floating collarbone that allows cats to fit through very small spaces.

This is kind of a funny fact, but did you know a cat named Stubbs was the mayor of an Alaskan town for 20 years? Well it’s true!  Ok thats it byeeeeeee.

(Book) Let’s Learn Korean – Korean Proverbs (Animal Collection)

We created the book “Let’s Learn Korean – Korean Proverbs (Animal Collection)” over nearly two years. During this time, Grace used the manuscript herself to practice Korean letters.

This book is practical for second-generation Korean kids and anyone else to learn more about Korean culture and Korean proverbs and strengthen their Korean writing skills.

Join us on this weekly learning journey! Thank you for your support. All profits from your purchase will support us, BunnyPals Foundation. 

If you want to buy this ebook, click here. You have to print it for use!

From Grace’s Bookshelf: The time travel twins written by james patterson

written by Graceeeee, Feb 21, 2026

Time travel twins traveled to Egypt to save their siblings.

They met many people along the way like Cleopatra, a frog head guy, and other people. They arrived in Egypt in a pyramid and this guy who is a stealer found them and got them out. This guy who killed their parents tried killing them too, but he was unsuccessful. They learned lots about history.

They had many troubles along the way and almost died too. Another dangerous thing is that they lost their time travel crystals so most of the story they couldn’t go back to the present. Their parents hid some clues so they would be able to know and figure out things. Their time travel crystals were on their neck but someone stole it but the person that stole it felt bad so they gave it back. In the end, they found their sibling.

Questions for you

Q1. How did the Egyptians solve a fight?

A1.They assigned each other

Q2.Why do you think the Egyptians bring stuff to dead people?

A2.They thought that they would still use them in heaven or something and they wanted to celebrate their death.

Q3.Why do you think the twins time traveled to Egypt

A3.They wanted to save their brother.

Bye

Have you ever gone to Lake Tahoe

Jan 24, 2026, by Grace

Have you ever gone to Lake Tahoe? If not then let me convince you to go. First we need the necessities. The most important thing is to bring water and warm clothes. Most people don’t know this but you should bring sunglasses and sunscreen  because you’re closer to the sun than normally. I went hiking, sledding, and skiing and it was SO MUCH FUN. I went skiing at Mt. Rose. Mt. Rose had a lot of skiing places, but since there wasn’t enough snow, only 4 areas were open.

 Mt. Rose was a lot of places to eat and rest, like, for example, we went to the sky bar to rest but got kicked out because I was 10. I went on the “magic” and got to a hill. It was called “Show Off,” and it was for easy/beginner. I could only go there because it was the only easy/beginner skiing route that was open. We were going to go to Mystic, Spellbound, and other beginner skiing routes, but they were sadly all closed because of not enough snow in the places. 

If you want to sled, if it’s going to snow or if there is already snow, just go to a place that’s kind of on a hill and sled. We did that, and it was so much fun. We went near Carson City. I built a snowman there too. I named them Lummi, Bobby, Snow, and Kittchick. I named one Kittchick because it looked like a cat at first, but since my dad distorted it, he tried rebuilding it, but it got changed into a chick, so that’s how he got his name. The rest I named them that because I thought they were cute names. 

I don’t think I really hiked, but I took many pictures.  I went to a side of the lake and walked about a mile, and it was fun. We saw a lot of stuff. I even ate lunch there. We ate a lot of meat, but it was good. At the other place we stopped near the snow guys, and we took some pictures, but that was it. They were beautiful, though, and the sun was kind of setting, but it was only around 3-4 pm. We drove a lot looking for places to eat, and we found one, but it took us a long time, but the food was delicious, so it’s a loss-win, but it’s fine. 

In all, Lake Tahoe is a fun and beautiful place to visit. There are so many things to do and see. We ate and explored many places. I hope I can go again, and now you know why I love Lake Tahoe, and I hope I convinced you to go on an adventure in lake tahoe.

Balboa Park Jan 17th, 2026

In Balboa, me and my family, except for my sister, went to Balboa to pick up trash on January 17, 2026. It was very fun, and we saw a lot of stuff, but one of them was a moldy piece of bread with crumbs, so we picked that up, and then my dad found a large glass bottle, and then we saw squirrels when we were picking trash up. When we were taking a break, a squirrel came up very close and touched a little bit of my hand, and it was really cute, and I got peanuts to feed it, but it had already disappeared. I explored the cultural houses, and then me and my family went to Zion market to buy fruits and veggies and then I came back home, written by Graceee

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a cute squirrel

Lake Tahoe

Places to go: Heavenly Village, Zephyr Cove, Ski resort (Mt. Rose was cheapest, and good for beginners like me), Emerald Bay Beach, Cave Rock, etc.

Lake Tahoe was a very amazing and fun place to go. There was a lot of snow. I and my family built snowmen, skied, and sledded. It took us quite a while to go up there because after we went to Big Bear, we had to drive way up to my sister, and then we had to go to Lake Tahoe, so then it took us an extra two hours from Davis, but it was worth it to get to meet my sister (actually, we picked her). We saw amazing views at Lake Tahoe, it was spectacular. I recommend going there.

Big Bear Mountain

Nov 23-24, 2025

Where to go: Big bear village, Castle rock, Big bear discovery center, Alpine pedal trail, Solar observatory

Big Bear Mountain was a very fun experience. There was a lot of snow. It took us about four hours to go there because we were going to LA and then Big Bear from Carlsbad. We went to Castle Rock, Alpine Trail, and we saw amazing mountains. The view was astonishing.

Bees

Digital drawing by Grace

If you didn’t know bees are getting killed by pool water. Bees are attracted to pool water and bees need to drink so they try to drink the water but drown or get poisoned. You can help by picking up bees from the pool every time you go swimming. 

Bees pollute by going to flowers and the pollen goes on their legs so the pollen that is sticking to the bees legs. When the bee is moving the pollen drops slowly.

A bee looks like a fuzzy, hairy insect with six legs with two pairs of wings, and three body parts: a head, thorax, and abdomen. They are usually black with yellow stripes on the abdomen. Female bees have a stinger, while male bees do not.

Bees make honey by collecting nectar from flowers and processing it in the honey stomach, and regurgitating it to other bees who repeat the process. Finally, they deposit the mixture into honeycomb cells and use their wings to evaporate excess water, thickening it honey. 

In conclusion, the honeybee is more than just a source of honey; it is a fundamental pillar of our ecosystem and food supply. Without the tireless work of bees pollinating crops and wildflowers, a large portion of our food would disappear, and biodiversity would suffer immensely. The threats of pesticides, habitat loss, and climate change are real and must be addressed to ensure the survival of these crucial pollinators, securing not only their future but our own as well.

Nov 08, 2025 by Graceeeee