The summer usually marks the beginning of many marathons. The 5 km run or the 10 km run. The 25, 50, or even 75 km Ride for Heart which my friends recently participated in. You see, I’ve never been much of an athletic person so any task that’s going to get me moving my legs...
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I’m sure today that many were out and about reveling in the love for their families and the men that have made not only a house a home, but also a place of security, warmth, and stability. These past few years I’ve had to spend Father’s Day away from my dad with only a phone...
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
When I lived in Hong Kong as a teenager, I took for granted that it’s all high-rise buildings with the multi-million dollar enterprises lining the skyline of Victoria Harbour. City streets covered with gas guzzling cars speeding down narrow roads while people rush to jaywalk across an already dangerous street… yes, that’s what I remember....
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
I had the pleasure of doing headshots for Alissa’s book, On Stand By. Over the summer, she had a book launch and it was officially sold to the public making it her first (and certainly not the last) book published. As a read, there were many relatable moments. I’ve moved from place to place my...
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I miss being a student. Yah, I know, I like being a teacher too. Can’t really be both at the same time. Sometimes though, I reminiece about the university days. Staying up late. Procrastinating work. Weekends starting on Thursdays. Gaining the Freshman 15. What am I talking about? All that still applies to me now....
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