This is the 101st post on HCC. It's taken me 4 years to get here, so I'd say it's quite an achievement. To be the first to know about new posts or what I do when I'm not blogging, follow me on social media.

List-writing is a good way of brainstorming and collecting ideas and is also a great way to fill up your notebook.
Got any more ideas? Leave a comment!

If you're like me, the school holidays guarantee boredom. Here are some things to keep you occupied instead of Netflix.

Making bracelets, necklaces and rings has kept me occupied for hours. More recently, I made a few pairs of earrings and they don't look bad, if I don't say so myself. 

Blogging is a good way to be productive during the holidays (trust me, I've been doing this for 3 and a half years). It's free and you don't need to know how to code. You can blog literally anything you want, whether it be book reviews or DIYs. And your website doesn't have to be about only one thing, you can blog about any hobbies and interests you have.
There's plenty of platforms to choose from: Weebly, Wix, Blogger, Squarespace, Wordpress and more. Choose one that suits you needs. And who knows, maybe you'll make a profit out of it.

Got a favourite book/show/movie/game? There's probably a wiki on www.wikia.com/fandom for it. If not, you can make your own. Fandom is a website that hosts thousands of wikis that anyone can edit. I'm currently the admin for the Ruby Redfort Wikia and Friday Barnes Wikia. You can collaborate with other users with the same interest and share your knowledge about the things you love.

​I know this one sounds kinda boring, but you might finds a new book, series or author you really like. Don't know what to read? Use www.whatshouldireadnext.com/ to decide what to read next. If you're not keen on going to the library or buying a book, there are plenty sites where you can read e-books or webcomics for free. Click here to head to the Books and Comics page.

Now I have to admit, I've never tried this before, but it seems like an interesting thing to do...

I don't know how many times I've tried to write a diary, but it's never lasted more than three consecutive days. But if you're the sort of person who actually goes places and does stuff on the holidays, maybe you'll like writing a diary to document what you do each day. If you don't feel like writing it down, there are always diary apps you can use. Your daily entries don't need to be long; just a few lines summing up your day and how you felt about it.

Now this is something I've been doing for a while and it's really easy. I usually paste cutouts from leaflets about places I've been and glue it my scrapbook. I really like decorating it with stickers and, of course, washi tape; that's probably what I like about it the most. 

It could be about anything you want, from a DIY tutorial or review of something. Learning how to edit a video is easy with iMovie or other apps, websites or softwares. Click here to go to my channel.

A lot of crafts don't take too much time or require a lot of materials. Try your hand at origami or other paper crafts and see how you go! Click here to go to the Art and Craft page. Click here to see my older craft posts.

All you need is a phone. Go to your backyard or go for a walk and you'll see plenty of things to photograph. Even something as simple as a stone can look nice in a photo and there are many apps you can use to edit, filter and fine-tune your photo to get the desired effect.

There are heaps of websites that offer free coding courses, but the best place to start is code.org/. Here you will learn the absolute basics of coding in a fun and engaging way. If you enjoyed that, try www.khanacademy.org/'s computer programing course and expand your skills on scratch.mit.edu/. And maybe one day, your knowledge will come to good use!

Got anything else to add to the list? Comment below.

Haikus are a type of Japanese poetry consisting of three lines. The first line has five syllables, the second has seven and the third has five syllables. Traditionally, they are based on nature (e.g. seasons, ocean).

​ I really like making haikus for some reason,  so here are some of mine.

This was for a school project too.

Had to do a school project on him. So yeah.

Watch this useful video on how to make your own custom Google Chrome Theme.

Basically, all you gotta is go to www.themebeta.com and then click on the 'Theme Creator' tab on the top left corner, or just click here. Then just follow the on screen instructions.

When making slideshows , I like to add GIFs to them to make my slideshows a little more interesting. But at school, a lot of the popular GIF websites like giphy.com and gif-finder.com are blocked, so I use tenor.com, which is as good as any other GIF website, if not, better.

You need this.

www.boredbutton.com

Wattle Day is celebrated on the 1st of September, which also the first day of Spring. Click here for more information on Wattle Day. I wrote this acrostic poem for school last year, and here it is.

Click the following link to create your own free Popplet: http://popplet.com/