LESSYA MECHANICS

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Hello Everyone, overhauling this site, AGAIN!

DESKTOP ONLY

Name: You can call me Lessya or Sasha, but the former is preferred.

Pronouns: They/she

Age: Will not disclose, still in high school.

Interests:

Adjacent to site: Small engine mechanics, metalworking, skilled trades.

General: Grateful Dead, Japanese music in Shōwa/early Heisei era, Ukrainian delicacies, 80s aesthetic.

Mini Bio (General info):

I made this page a while back, but I wanted to completely overhaul it.

Same goal as before, become a shop teacher. For the time being, I'd vlog about shop class shenanigans. Adding to that, the site will provide free resources for other shop teachers in the distant future. Either made by myself or sourced from my own teachers.

Music is merely one of my hobbies, I also draw, but I'd only really share my traditional art. I have a fear that if I made the arts as my career, I'd start to hate it. Henceforth, I decided to go with teaching skilled trades, because I want to represent the small scale of females in the male-predominant industry. Perhaps one could balance being a shop teacher and a music producer.

I currently am learning Kazakh, Japanese, and Ukrainian. Trouble is, I know Russian to an extent. I can understand basic dialogues and some songs, yet not fully break into conversation. I used to engage with people from Russia a lot, but had changed interests quickly. I'll only ever use it to interact with any Kazakh or Ukrainian who uses it more than their native language (or not able to speak it, which is kind of unfortunate. On another note, I know well some Ukrainians are going to flame me for knowing Russian alone.) I only find Russian useful now, in the sense that I have a chance to learn some other Turkic languages; some of them unfortunately more resources in Russian than (if at all) in English.

Watch this space.