It was humid and hot today. Dad got completely absorbed by that science book and insisted we spend more time on it. We did a simple hands-on experiment: cutting a paper spiral, attaching one end to a thread or shaft, and holding a heat source underneath. As the hot air rises, it pushes the spiral, causing it to spin like a propeller. While I'm long past needing this demonstration to understand such a basic principle, I discovered something else: I'm surprisingly bad at the crafting part! I went through piles of paper trying to draw a decent spiral, and cutting it out neatly was another challenge. Threading the line felt like it took an eternity. Clearly, I need more practice with handicrafts to combat this clumsiness.

It was humid and hot today. Dad got completely absorbed by that science book and insisted we spend more time on it. We did a simple hands-on experiment: cutting a paper spiral, attaching one end to a thread or shaft, and holding a heat source underneath. As the hot air rises, it pushes the spiral, causing it to spin like a propeller. While I'm long past needing this demonstration to understand such a basic principle, I discovered something else: I'm surprisingly bad at the crafting part! I went through piles of paper trying to draw a decent spiral, and cutting it out neatly was another challenge. Threading the line felt like an eternity. Clearly, I need more practice with handcrafts to combat this clumsiness.