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Archive for February, 2007

Talking2mirrrors and nhuchi both suggested in my “Who I am” section that I write a bit more about myself. Writing about yourself is always a bit of a complicated business because it’s hard to know where to start and where to end. You also don’t want to be too vague and leave people bored and [...]

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Why do we drink milk?

Growing up in Vietnam, milk was not a normal part of our diet. I had goat milk once when I was visiting my relatives who were farmers, and the thought of drinking that warm, freshly squeezed milk completely weirded me out. So when I came to America and was told to drink milk every morning [...]

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1. If you’re book-inclined, read “The Alphabet of Manliness” (the Bible for masculine men). If you’re web-inclined, check out, The Best Page in the Universe. The same writer of the book posts on this site. Trust me, you’d thank me for it.
2. Go to Starbucks and order the “Dirty Cha Cha.”
Ok have fun! Report back [...]

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The other day as I was getting on the platform at the Metro station on Willow, I was approached by a woman who needed a couple dollars for a Metro ticket. Understanding all too well the dilemma of not having cash to get a ticket, without hesitation, I reached into my purse for the money. [...]

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Unlike many middle class Californians, I use public transportation. I ride the Metro to downtown LA all the way from Long Beach for a total of 1 hour and 30 minutes each way, twice the amount of time it would take to drive. I have a car, just got a new one actually, but still [...]

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So, apparently, the word is that I’m a stalker. Yeah. And may be after reading this, you might realize you’re one too.
How did this title landed itself on me? That’s what I’m trying to figure out.
It all started with myspace, where most things begin these days. A few months ago, I was out of a [...]

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My first lesson in Love

I grew up fortunate enough to like my parents. Unfortunately, I never actually grew up with them. And so, like many parentless children, I spent much of my youthful imagination obsessing over who my parents were, how did I come to be, what would I be like if I had grown up with them. Mostly, [...]

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Ok, so if you’ve read my “About Me” section, you’d probably find that it’s just a little vague. But don’t you find that the more closely you get to something or the more deeply you observe a detail, the more vague it gets? Mainly, I think it’s the problem of linguistics. The essence of [...]

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