Why I am creating this...

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Hi guys!! Welcome to my first post in my awesome blog galaxy!! Before reading this post, please click the read more button or else the formatting and spacing will be off. Basically since Arush is hundreds of miles south of me and it's summer I decided to create this blog. I have wanted to do this for such a long time as I have tried (and failed) many times with Wix, I decided to use this. This is sooooo much more easier to use than Wix and it works super fast. Things you can expect in my blog:
  • Updates on my new online cooking class hosted on Google Meet
  • Movie and Book recommendations 
  • Awesome recipes (mostly for smoothies and baking)
  • Some my latest artwork and art tutorials
  • And much more to come...
Also I need to change that fig picture on the home page even though it looks super cool. Thanks you guys so much for reading my first blog, it was really fun to write this. Stay tuned for more posts. 
                                XOXO, Ananya

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