Change
Change. Can you spare me some change?
Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee
GOYAADS
Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee
GOYAADS
Choices
Choices. Life choices.It is crazy to think how many we encounter.Each day. Millions.Are we making the right ones? I wonder. Choices. Simple choices.What to do, where to go.Each day. Decisions.Sometimes easy, others not though. Choices. Not so easy choices.Careers, relationships.Each…
My Chess Games
Going to put some games that I have played and saved here. Who knows. Maybe I will compete again? Just a test game with a brilliant move Another game, mate Opening mate trap. Mate in 2 Trap
Goodbye 2020
2020. A year of vision, butFires & viruses & protests oh my!Division, revision, and decisions.What else could possibly go more awry? Many values in interrogationInside the country to the entire world.Expiration and evaluation.Several great oppositions unfurled. Virtual became a reality.We…
Coaxial 2DOF Pen Plotter
Here is my report and project for creating a Coaxial 2DOF Pen Plotter Coaxial 2DOF Pen Plotter Report – Sam Lee and Dima Kyle
Life
Life By Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee Beep beep The first peep So tiny and so big Brand new
Tree
Tree By Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee One seed, one deed That’s all it takes It’s just the start Out now, depart. One root, one route Go round, break ground Make a difference Experience One base, one case Strong and centered Growing,…
World’s Worst Woe
World’s Worst Woe by Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee Ignorance is bliss they say. This world is better today. But some things never leave We will always be naive.
Like Glue by Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee
Like Glue by Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee “Mothers are like glue, even when you can’t see them they’re holding the family together”, a quote by Susan Gale [1]. 24 hours, 7 days a week, 12 months a year. They have the…
Mind Your Math
A little mathematics game with a psychological twist. Mind Your Math I am currently trying to see if a multiple person version is possible.
My Favorite Books
A list of my favorite books: The Pleasure of Finding Things Out by Richard Feynman
O What a Day by Samuel Byung-Deuk Lee
O what a day, November 2nd, 1990. My sister was born, one of world’s finest, but fattest baby. My parents could attest, they were both blessed and distressed. Crying and crying, but their daughter nonetheless.