Recently created a new short for my Asian American Studies course. It follows the story of Christine and her struggle to come to terms with who she is. In the end, well, in the end you just have to watch it to find out what happens.

Hope you like it :)

This is really interesting. How many times have you had a message or email misinterpreted?

I know I can say, a lot.

This one post brings to the forefront why certain messages, especially senstive ones should be relayed in person:

This sentence is interesting in that if you say the sentence seven times, each time placing the emphasis on a different word, the meaning of the sentence shifts.

Try it…

1. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.
2. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.
3. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.
4. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.
5. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.
6. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.
7. I Didn’t Say You Stole My Money.

This is kind of funny.

On an equally, if not more political note, these flags reveal very visually what is going on in the world around us. Pretty powerful stuff.