​As the title implies, I fell of my skateboard.There really isn't much to explain here besides on how I fell. First, I was going extremely fast to the point where my balance was uncontrollable. I tried taking back control of my balance but I ended up falling. This ended up with me walking the rest of my way to school Once I had arrived at school, I provided myself with self-first aid. This is when I learned my lesson not to go too fast in situations and it may lead to my downfall. It just doesn't apply to skateboarding, but it applies to the rest of my life.

I have learned many songs on the piano, but the hardest in which of what I have learned and played would have to be Frolic (Curb Your Enthusiasm Theme). The song's tempo is 148 BPM, which is way out of my comfort zone. Most of the songs I've played are significantly less. In addition, the tempo being out of my comfort zone was one of the reasons in which I had attempted to learn the song in the first place. Another reason to why I decided to learn the song on piano is because one of my friends sent me a meme which contained the song in it. In all, it isn't the entirety of the song, but with how quickly I learned it in a span of an hour is beyond me. This also taught me the lesson that I've always been following in which to never give up. I have attempted to give up on the song after realizing that the BPM was 148, nearing 150, which turned me down from the song. That's when it hit me, I had learned to play a song which a near BPM to Frolic with 135 and that led me to learn the specific part of the song in which was shown in the meme my friend had shown me.

​During the Aztec Expo, I did several activities, but one of the ones I participated in was selling nachos for the IB Club. We sold them for a dollar and an extra fifty cents with jalapenos added on. My job when volunteering was to basically take people's money and give them back change if need be. All in all, this was the system: I took money and gave back change (if need be), my friends Cristobal and Lupe handled preparing and handing out the nachos. In addition, there was someone else who handled the tallying of how many nachos we sold and which ones we sold. I made sure she tallied them correctly. Ultimately, this led to the requirement of complete synchronization and cooperation. This was extremely fun.

At the Aztec Expo, other than selling nachos for IB Club, afterwards I promoted the Korean Pop and Culture Club. In the gym, we had a booth in which we handed out stickers out. This in turn also lead for me to converse with others, which, even though I did something similar for IB Club the year previous, I was still nervous on talking to people. This is where I learned my introverted energy is going to be a pain in the near future if I don't get it together. In addition, I did manage to cooperate with the others, which I was already familiar with so I had no issue there. But through all of this, I learned that the process and skills one must know and have when it comes to these voluntary things has a toll on myself and my social battery is easily drained. I can improve on this by just talking more basically anywhere where groups are involved and such.​

​It may sound like I'm a broken record, but for this CAS experience is another remix. This remix is the same from the others in concept, in which I take a song of a certain genre and remix it into another genre. The genre Very Good by Block B is, is K-Pop. For the remix, I decided to change the genre from K-Pop to Orchestra. The pathway for me to remix the song is practically the same as my other remixes in which I had to analyze the song and find the key signature, the tempo, and the treble melody and the bass melody. This song was sort of difficult as half of it is rapping and usually rapping doesn't have a wide melodic range so I had to improvise. This led me for the revelation that I can made a rap sound melodic by getting the base key of the rap and make it interesting. Another hard thing was the tempo. The song sounded weird with the fast tempo, but there is literally a problem with that is some of the string instruments didn't fit the fast tempo so I had to arrange it in a certain way to where the strings were not the main melody in the remix. Instead I replaced it with woodwind instruments. I have never remixed a song into the Orchestra genre before and only focused on Rock. This remix was difficult as to the reasons as stated before with the poor tempo and instrument correlation. In the end however, the remix ended up fine. It is slightly shorter than the original song, and there are added elements to it as well.

This song I've created came to mind due to a video I watched about these two K-Pop idols. The gist of the video is that the actions of the fandom caused a chance of these idols' happiness. After watching the video, I became extremely sad and I also felt the mood of making music. For like 30 minutes, I tried coming up with a melody and instead then started out with the bass track. I spent like over two hours working on the song. I also made a cover for the song which is basically based on what the song was supposed to reflect. The song that I've created is supposed to reflect the emotions of sadness, in this case should be those two K-Pop idols. Reflect what the two K-Pop idols could have felt like. Things I've learned while creating this song is that music comes from a passion and a desire and it's reflective on the mood your in or your surroundings. I had fun while making this song, albeit very sad.