An Experiment: Making Macarons
Making macrons can be explained as both excruciatingly annoying or fun, and sometimes both.
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Making macrons can be explained as both excruciatingly annoying or fun, and sometimes both.
This is a deliverable of a project I did where I made a movie about my two cats Marty and Malcolm this is by no means a high budget film but it is still great
This is my presentation on Japanese language and Culture. This project was originally started from my interest in going to Japan.
In my project, I talk about the British BBC sci-fi show Dr. Who. For my deliverable, I made a scale model of the TARDIS, The Doctor's (main character) time machine and a research paper.
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