Love building bridges between biz, arts, food, & culture. Marketing aficionado by day. Tofu and APIA history junkie by night. @ocastl @RBCStLouis affiliated
Day 1 Home Schooling reaffirms how amazed I am at how teachers educate children in the classroom. Day 2 should run more smoothly because it was quite bumpy between me, the teachers, the technical platforms, and my little one today... trying to strike a balance with this new norm.
My son transitioned pretty well to virtual piano lessons this weekend thanks to Zoom. #socialdistancingbutnotfromMusic Last day of spring break means the beginning of switching hats to homeschooling and play dates via Google Hangout this Monday.
@carmenye_ I sent everyone at my wedding a box of gooey butter cake as a thank you favor. I probably contributed to their risk of diabetes, but who cares. It’s delicious! 😂
@aliwong@netflix I laughed so hard at the “dinner with #KeanuReeves scene” in #AlwaysBeMyMaybe on @Netflix while I was at the friggin YMCA using their WiFi on my laptop while my 18 month old daughter was in child watch.
@viet_t_nguyen Thank you. There are so many narratives unknown about civilians who sacrificed their lives because of forces out of their control. My grandfather risked his life riding on an overcrowded boat to reunite with my family when I was 1. He’s 96 now and a proud great grandpa of 9 kids.
Yeah I feel ya. Growing up in the Midwest, I’ve learned to pick my battles because at some point there is a threshold between my own health and microaggressions, slaying racist epithets, and sexual innuendos.
"Census data is used to determine where limited English speaking voters can access translated ballots, a right guaranteed by the Voting Rights Act."
#BeCounted#Census2020#AAPI2020
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Started a blog after a 10+ year hiatus from my last blog. This one has all things overlapping the Digital Marketing space, photos from travel, and my struggle teaching my son languages other than English. https://t.co/10eeC3z2eS
During the 100th anniversary of the Transcontinental RR in 1969, Nixon’s Transp Secy John Volpe ignored the Chinese workers who made this achievement possible.
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