BeAskg

GREETINGS,
humans.
fellow
I’m Amanda, the brains behind SKGfun. *waves*
SKGfun began in 2012, yielded from the seeds of an introverted 12-yearold
only beginning to find her place in life. Yup! That girl was me.
(SURPRISE) I rounded up my small assembly of friends and together we
bonded over our love of writing and our craving to be heard in an
unethical, corrupt world. The product of our labor was a newsletter jampacked
with amusing stories, useless facts, wise sayings, and little bits
and pieces of tween brains (which, as you can guess, are pretty, um,
INTERESTING fragments of creation . . .).
Now the newsletter has evolved into an e-magazine. We have many
writers and an ever-growing mailing list. Added on to the magazine is a
blog that I write on weekly with tips for girls navigating through the teen
years (because it’s hard, amiright?). This e-book came to me one night
while texting one of my bestest friends. I’m always having ideas, but this
one seemed like a winner. In this e-book, I hope to impart with you some
of my best tips on achieving the characteristics of a South Kakalaki Girl.
A South Kakalaki Girl is, in essence, a mature, memorable Christian girl
who puts others first. She is resourceful and “with-it.” She holds her
ground in her beliefs, but isn’t bullheaded. Check the table of contents on
the next page to find more characteristics of an SKG. I’m so glad that
you’ve decided to take this journey with me (*virtual high five*). I want
SKGfun to be your sacred oasis, where you can learn exciting things that
make your teen years simpler, as they should be.
And by the way—I absolutely love meeting new friends, so make sure to
connect online at skgfun.com. We’re also on all major social media.
Thanks for reading, dear friend!
Amanda