Fiona Fung

But then how do you keep growing is you then do something scary that you might not have done before.

And yeah, you will have a dip because you need to learn.

But that's kind of how you keep pushing yourself to learn.

Oh, I love that.

Oh, I love this.

Yeah, it's one of my passion topics because I kind of mentioned, you know, like growing up in Canada.

And I moved there when I was a kid.

I was born in Hong Kong.

So I didn't speak any English and my parents had to work all the time.

So my grandma who

is the best grandmother anyone could have ever asked for.

I know everybody thinks their grandma's the best, but I really was so lucky I had the best grandma.

She moved with us just to take care of me while my parents were working.

But neither of us spoke English, but I was able to learn how to speak English by, you know, going to school and speaking with classmates.

And when I think about my grandma, it was very alienating for her to be, you know, in a new country where, and, you know, back then it wasn't as walkable.

But one summer, I remember we just happened to find this little yarn shop

that was owned by a lady that also spoke Cantonese.

And so that became every week we would go to this yarn shop this summer.

My grandma found her knitting circle.

And then I think I learned how to do like macrame, which I think is having a comeback, by the way.