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Love Begins
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Origami Around
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Salk Institute in La Jolla, CA.
Las que han sido niƱas, madres, y abuelas, ellas lo saben...y tu tambiƩn.
Las que han sido niƱas, madres, y abuelas, ellas lo sabenā¦y tu tambiĆ©n.
Luver
Gosh, Iād never thought that someone so loving, affectionate, and caring would come into my life. He has handled me through my worst and hasnāt failed to be so transparent with me. This person has taught me what the value of trust really is and believe me, I was NEVER a believer of long distance even though I am an hour and a half away but man, if someone really loves you, theyāll do anything. I love you baby. With all my heart.
Friend goals...I mean fam goals
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The Maze Runner.
Nortec Collective
I saw this trending on my Facebook and I wanted to share this. Not because I saw Eugene Lee Yang staring back at me (tee hee). But because I didnāt even know there was an āNBC Asian Americaā Facebook page or YouTube channel. Iām supporting this because I support representation in all aspects. I saw the little trailer thing and saw the Khmer family and that instantly made my heart twinge. I donāt know if thatās a real word. I try to avoid cliche phrases but that milisecond of a clip just brought back stories told to me by my parents about their years of suffering in Cambodia during the genocide.
Anyway, I donāt think itās just about that. Itās relevant to not just āAsiansā but specifically Asian Americans. Itās a bicultural construction; we live unique hybrid lives just as other subcultures do. And itās nice to have that exposure to be better understood publcly. You get a little history with a bit of what itās like here and now and maybe even a bit of how the past affected the present. Iām interested to see what they will show about our experiences as Asian Americans. Hereās the link to NBC Asian America
Fruit
Gelato at the Venetian, Las Vegas.