Flo Morodomi Dedication

27th Annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival

My co-worker just passed by me and said, "I'm going to marry that security guard. He's so beautiful." oh my goodness, that made me laugh out loud. Mind you, my co-worker is a male nurse and the security guard is male as well. I could care less for this security guard, i don't get what they all see in him. so what if he's been in the Navy and was stationed in the Phillipines. He creeps me out. whatever, that was the funniest quote of the day.

other than that a lot will be happening soon, so i better let you all know now.

27th Annual San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival is coming back! March 12th-22nd. mark your calendars!

They are calling out for volunteers. sign up on their website www.asianamericanmedia.org by starting an account on switchboard.

Be a part of the nation’s largest showcase for new Asian American and Asian films! Every March, over 300 volunteers from around the Bay Area log almost 2,500 hours to make the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival (SFIAAFF) a success! SFIAAFF volunteers serve in a variety of capacities across the festival, from the box office to galas and receptions, from ticket taking to driving festival guests.

Volunteer benefits include:

• Vouchers for festival screenings
• Meeting film industry professionals and fellow film enthusiasts
• Official Festival T-shirt
• Volunteer Appreciation Party
• Working off parking or traffic tickets incurred at Bay Area cities through Project 20

We ask all volunteers to commit to a minimum of three shifts over the course of the festival (approx. 12 hours). New Volunteers need to attend one Volunteer Orientation (Dates and Times TBA).

To sign up, please register online: www.shiftboard.com/caam

For more information, contact LeRoid David, Volunteer Coordinator at ldavid [at] asianamericanmedia [dot] org or by phone at 415-863-0814 ext. 214.

Next is the first party to start it all off!

27TH SFIAAFF 2009 OFFICIAL LAUNCH PARTY
Be the first on your block to pick up the Festival program guide hot off the
press, meet local filmmakers, and mix and mingle with fellow festival goers!

Friday, February 13, 2009 | 9pm ­- 2am
111 Minna Gallery, 111 Minna Street, San Francisco
$5 | Free Admission for CAAM Members, 21+
For ticket info, visit www.asianamericanmedia.org

Featuring the sounds of:
Robot Hustle (Honey Soundsystem) - Cosmic Disco
DJ VNA (Good Life) - Old School Hip-Hop + R&B
Eug (Public Release) - Italo Disco + Electro
Shred One (Brooklyn Circus/LA/SF) - Funky Soul + Dance Classics

SAVE THE DATE! March 12-22, 2009
27th San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival
Program announced on February 10, 2009 @ www.asianamericanmedia.org

hope to see you there!

Merry Christmas Everyone!

Hello.

Thank you to Calvin and Benjamin for making me feel better from my last posting.



Just hope that all your Christmas wishes come true this year.

To be honest this year has felt the least like Christmas. I don't know if it's because of the recession or if it's because of the fact that all my holiday parties are after Christmas Day. Everywhere seems to be downplaying Christmas and focusing more on the deep discounts they are giving in order to get people to buy their merchandise. Even at work it's different this year. They didn't put up the Christmas tree, (i think it's because it's a fire hazard) but still. And everywhere i go it's "Happy Holidays," ew. People are still saying "Merry Christmas" which is nice, but i think this year we haven't even really thought about anything more that the best discounts (i admit to it).

I hope that we can all just see more to this day and the rest of this year than just saving money.

Merry Christmas Everyone! God Bless!

judg . men . tal [juhj-men-tl] -adjective

The same co-worker. Always calling me judgmental. He says other crap to me, but this one draws the line. Always thinking that I think that I’m “better than everyone else.” Of all the people. He uses my Christianity as his reason as to why he thinks that I think I’m better than everyone. Have I ever rubbed that in anyone’s face or even forced it down someone’s throat, or even used Christianity as a reason to think better of myself? Please tell me. Have I ever used that as an explanation as to any of my wrong or right doings? I am the same as everyone else. I am in no place to judge anyone.

I mean don’t get me wrong, there have been times in my head where I would think things out of spite, but to compare someone or even put anyone on a scale, especially to religion is too much. To even think that I would do that to anyone. Of all the people to talk about my faith, I have steered away from talking to my co-workers about it, just for the reason that they would do what he’s done to me. Maybe that should be all the more reason to share, but I think I’d just get more infuriated with their remarks.

If any of this doesn’t make sense or you can counter my argument, please do. This is only one sided, so maybe I have judged you and I’m too mad right now to remember. Refresh my memory.

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