I will spare you the excess verbiage and let the following three pictures speak for themselves.
Except when I include a caption but that’s it.
Archive for June, 2009
Three Pics
Posted in Life on June 30, 2009 | 6 Comments »
Toro
Posted in Accessibility on June 29, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Quick question for you:
Is there a word for not being able to find the right word to adequately describe an experience?
The only reason I ask is because as I struggle mightily to nail down that perfect word to explain what happened to me this past Saturday night, I find my mind meandering down etymological avenues [...]
Boong Boong Yah
Posted in Emma on June 26, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Wake up in the morning with my butt in the sky
What begins as a babble turns into a fake cry
Thank you for noticing that I’m not very dry
Boong Boong Yah
Walk down the hallway and what do I see
All my toys and animals staring back at me
Man, I am SO loving my infancy
Boong Boong Yah
Hanging with [...]
Rants and Raves Revisited #9
Posted in Rants and Raves on June 24, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Hello everyone and welcome to yet another edition of R & R-squared. I apologize for the online disappearing act these past seven days but I figured that you’d understand if I wanted to get all the keg stands, beer bongs, and games of naked Crisco Twister out of my system during the first week of [...]
Monday, Briefly
Posted in Life on June 23, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Emma has this cute little toy rocking horse that, when functioning properly, not only whineys and makes a click-clack, click-clack galloping sound, but also wiggles its nose and mouth and shakes its tail. Completely adorable, I know. However, for the past month the diminutive pony has been rendered immobile and shamed into silence by a [...]
Shift
Posted in Faith on June 15, 2009 | 3 Comments »
“Did you notice how the energy shifted inside your body?” asked Charles upon completing the Qi Gong session.
“Yeah, I think so,” the other man said. “I mean, visually speaking, the colors that I was seeing in my mind got a whole lot more vivid and vibrant around the middle of the treatment.”
“Hmmmm,” replied Charles. After [...]
World Premiere of the Documentary
Posted in Documentary on June 9, 2009 | 4 Comments »
As promised last week, here are more specific details about the premiere of Alaa’s film, The Adventures of ALS Boy.
Stanford University
School of Humanities & Sciences
Department of Art & Art History
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2009 Spring MFA Documentary Screening Number 3
Films by the First Year Students in the MFA program in Documentary Film & Video
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8 documentaries [...]
Ten Minutes in Old Navy with Emma
Posted in Emma, Family Fun on June 8, 2009 | 2 Comments »
How long does it take my Nani and Nana to get an in-store approval for an Old Navy credit account?
Long enough for a fourteen month-old baby to do the following:
Play a quick pick-up game of toddler soccer with her mom and dad using one of the many garishly colored volleyballs being displayed for sale in [...]
Save the Date
Posted in Documentary on June 5, 2009 | 4 Comments »
Remember last month when I wrote about my experiences making a documentary with student filmmaker Alaa Al Dajani? Click here for a reminder.
Well, the film makes its big-screen debut next Thursday, June 11, 2009, on the Stanford University campus in Palo Alto at 7 PM.
More specific details to follow once they are made available to [...]
You’re Gonna Miss This
Posted in Memories, Music on June 3, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Last night around 9 PM, I was lying in bed, legs outstretched and crossed at the feet, right hand resting comfortably between the back of my head and the pillow, tiny white earbud headphones placed snugly in my ears as I listened to the sounds emanating from my metallic blue iPod Shuffle. As usual, my [...]
