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"Posporo ka ba? E di posporo na din ako para Match tayo" - Inspired from the movie My Amnesia Girl and Mahal Kita Kase by Nicole Hyala.
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All the socks! If I would just get off my duff, in relatively short order, I could have 3 pairs of handknit socks (which are the best, btw). These are 3 of the pairs I have in progress (there are more in progress, but these are the ones I've fiddled with lately).
-The pink/multi pair on the left are someone else's handspun that have been languishing on my needles forever. All they need are cuffs, and they will be done.
-The teal pair, I just need to finish the foot, heel, and leg of the second sock (1st one is sitting there done).
-The mustard/hot pink in the front I started a couple weeks ago and went gangbusters on it. I'm so close to finishing the leg I can taste it. Then, there's the matter of knitting the second one.
Better get knitting!
at Oracle Arena in Oakland, CA
(the cheerleaders was the highlight of the game)
I had one of the worst flight to SFO from London.... after coming back to London from Belgium, I decided to just stay up all night until my taxi arrive at 6 in the morning... so i stayed up all night working on photos, then finally arrive at the airport.. went through the typical security scans (FYI-London Heathrow or BAA is really strict), then finally boarded at 9am, about 24 hours without SLEEP... then in 20 minutes we were disembarked due some suspicious items on the plane so EVERYONE have to go through the security checks again.. for the 3rd time! Nevertheless, we were over 3 hours delayed and i stay awake for over 27 hours, then 11 hours of torturous flight finally landed at SFO, got picked up by my buddy Nick, rested and off to the game (free tickets btw)
12.15.2008
Day 348 of 366
Hub Cap City
I pass by this sign on my commute in front of the traffic light for the Second Ave Bridge. I always loved this hand painted sign. In addition, the simplicity of the name. It brings back nostalgia of advertising of days long gone. When I see this sign, I imagine the billboard of Doctor T. J. Eckleburg in one of my favorite books, The Great Gatsby as I wait for the traffic light to turn green.
2010-03-08
21/365
Day 25 of 365.
I am a witness to the power of storytelling.
For the last several weeks, I have been part of a group working with Heather Box of The Million Person Project (www.themillionpersonproject.org) to tell my story.
It has been an exhausting and exhilarating journey. This road has false starts, shitty first drafts and breakdowns along the way.
And in the end, nothing prepares you for public storytelling.
Except public storytelling.
And that is an awesome feeling.
"If stories come to you, care for them. And learn to give them away where they are needed. Sometimes a person needs a story more than food to stay alive. "
—Barry Lopez, in Crow and Weasel
25/365 #365project
Saturday was a wet, rainy day. The kids had spent the night (Fri) with my parents, while we had a date night downtown with friends.
So I picked up the kids and dropped S off with N, so C could have a playmate with her BFF on Saturday afternoon. And they played and giggled and pretended and ran and giggled, etc etc etc. They had so much fun.
But the kids were super excited because we had tickets to see Monster Jam at the Alamodome on Saturday night. I must admit that I was skeptical, but it turned out to be a fun show to watch. The kids looked cute in their truck tire earphones (it was so loud), and C had fun with her own little digital camera taking pictures. A fun night!
The only bad part? Walking to and from the Alamodome for a mile in the rain... The parking and the rain was a nightmare. We were soaked!
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Day 93/365 Storm rolling through Tokyo early this evening. Great view of it from the apartment. #365project #tokyo #japan
This is the Ptarmigan Hat from Cosette Cornelius-Bates. I am a test-knitter for her (so the pattern isn't quite released yet). What is a test-knitter? Well, when a designer creates a new pattern, they have people knit it to check for errors and clarity, and that's a test-knitter. This hat was great fun to knit, and it took no time at all!