cold

I recently came down with a cold, so I decided to put together a list of tips and tricks that help me survive for those also feeling under the weather.

It feels like I’ve always been cold. I remember freezing since I was as young as 10 years old. It only got worse from there. No matter how many winter coats or heaters or hot packs I bought, the cold would not leave me.

The pandemic has taken a toll on us in countless ways, and I haven’t noticed its effect on perceiving the common cold or a bad case of allergies until now. Because our brains have been completely rewired, these symptoms are a red flag and can cause a lot of fear.

The entire walk had been an irrational one: a journey justified by ends we both knew weren’t real. Or perhaps the journey had always justified itself.

There’s arguably no better meal to eat on a cold, cloudy night than soup. Let's get straight to the best soup and bread pairings that will bring you warmth.

Hot drinks on a summer day are not our cup of tea. The next time you want tea this summer, think about freezing it. Tea ice pops are a great way to cool off with your favorite blends. 

Though it’s no fun to be sweating in your home in the June heat, never fear! Try out some of these ways to keep cool this summer while social distancing.

The land of palm trees and sun, or so I thought at least. Coming from Asia, I had this impression that all of California was basically like Los Angeles.

With October and December already so full, November acts as the null month. At least, that was the case until the tradition of Thanksgiving was created.

You can be really great, Berkeley weather, but it'd be nice if you were more consistent. Just don't overdo it with scorching sunshine or buckets of rain.