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| The Long Lost BlogFor my readers because I haven't blogged in ages especially for stine and derrick.
Four jobs I've had
1. Violist in a String Quartet
2. Tutor (like most Asian kids)
3. Legal Assistant
4. Slave to San Jose
Four movies I can watch over and over
1. Amelie
2. Bend it like Beckham
3. The Royal Tenenbaums
4. Kung Fu Hustle
Four songs I can listen to over and over
1. One - U2
2. Crashing Cars - Snow Patrol
3. Seasons of Love - Rent
4. Tonight, Tonight - Smashing Pumpkins
Four Artists I can listen to without having to skip tracks
1. U2
2. Mercy Me
3. The Fray
4. Utada Hikaru
Four places I've lived
1. Los Angeles (Pasadena, Monterey Park, Arcadia)
2. San Diego (La Jolla)
3. Bay Area (San Mateo, Millbrae, Dublin, Fremont, Sunnyvale)
4. So I was bending the rules a bit ...
Four TV shows I watch(ed)
1. Grey's Anatomy
2. Amazing Race (TTOW!)
3. Scrubs
4. X-Files
Four places I've vacationed
1. Hong Kong
2. Hawaii
3. Seattle
4. New York City
Four foods I love
1. Tuna Fish Sandwich from The Sourdough
2. My Quinoa Dish
3. Veggie Burrito from Muchos
4. Chirashi Sushi
Four sites I visit daily
1. Mercury News
2. Gmail/Google ... all the same
3. NY Times
4. Mighty Goods
Four places I'd rather be
1. Winter time in Tahoe
2. Hawaii
3. The Lost Coast
4. Soaking in the Hong Kong skyline
Four random items in my bag
1. Work ID Badge
2. Aveda Lip Gloss
3. Digital Camera
4. Chapstick
Four things most people don't know about me
1. I can bowl with my right or left hand.
2. I like to clean but I hate to vacuum.
3. I've been stuck in the elevator at work three times now.
4. For the first three years of my life, the only language I understood was Chinese.
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| So once again I happen to get a bird's eye view of a protest. During
the SF Iraq protests back in March 2003, I was working in Downtown SF
in the same building as Diane Feinstein's SF office. So I witnessed all
the protesting and chaos from above.
For the Immigration
protests, I witnessed the SJ immigration protest from work. Luckily we
have nice views from the 14th floor so instead of leaving work early
like what some of my coworkers did, a good number of us stayed around
and watched them walk by. To see the massive protest was amazing.
While we all cracked jokes about how protesting should be a way to get
people to come to Downtown San Jose, we all stood in awe of the
crowds. My coworker postively commented that only in America will you
see a protest at this level with no government intervention.
Ultimately, I think it will be hard to predict what type of immigration
policy will be implemented by the government.
Looking east from City Hall. The crowd basically goes as far as you can see.
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| Lesrick is the shiznit!!!yohohohohohoh!!!! 
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| CheatedStine and I feel cheated. We were lied to. Thanks dd.
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