Suhana admits when she gets hungry at midnight, she scarfs lima beans with milk. This is a vast improvement over her former habit of downing Oreos and milk because six months ago, she read to become taller, she needed to eat lima beans. Just think Jack and the Beanstalk. When not lima-beaning, she loves filmmaking and stop-motion animating, building spaceship cars out of LEGOs, singing so badly her dad inquires if she’s crying, and crafting any kind of art. She once helped her art-challenged brother earn a huge college scholarship at age ten when she illustrated his charitable, globally-impactful toothbrushing book for him in a week for which he still owes her major payback for free child labor. Suhana admits her major talent is her ability to be clumsy and impulsive at the same time, once resulting in her tripping on her school staircase and ending up in a neck brace for three weeks, which resulted in her walking around with her head tilted up to the sky so her neck sprain could heal. Let’s just say it was hard to see the chalkboard from that angle. Anyway, this reluctant warrior still dares to ski black diamond slopes and is still alive to tell the tale. Her dream is to one day find people who won’t judge her for binge-watching the entirety of Grey’s Anatomy for the seventh time.