Unhappy In it's Own Way production photos

Here are photos from my role in "Unhappy In It's Own Way" starring Kuei Ya-lei and Al Brown.
More photos (here)

The holiday break is almost over, and I'm ready to get productive. I played a small role in the film "January" while I was home in TX, and am going to be acting in the lead role of 'Ning' in the upcoming play, "Silencing Ning". I also might have some last bit of good news soon.. will keep you posted.

I'm working at MTV this semester! Only 4 more months before I graduate... wow.
"Art in the blood is liable to take the strangest forms." -Arthur Conan Doyle

I'm at the airport hoping to fly to NY soon.. remembering stories my parents were telling me the other day while at home. My favorite times are when I'm told about what I was like when I was a baby. So the memory I'm thinking about right now that made me really happy hearing it, was my dad's elaboration on his statement that I was a "ferocious baby". Apparently I saw a scary looking dog on a hung up calender, and even though I couldn't even speak yet, my dad says I knew this dog was trouble and maybe 'real' lol. So what did I do? I crawled up to the calender and ripped up the page of said dog's face with my little hands..
Oh and I used to crawl backwards because I was faster that way than head first, and was really creative when steering my little body in reverse. Inventive, yes?

He could light up the day with his wit and generosity; he could equally well plunge it into gloom; and part of the excitement of being with him lay in not knowing for long which way it would go. It was fascinating to watch such sudden changes and contradictions within one person...Bacon could not be pinned down. The closer you got to him, the more likely he was to turn nasty or simply disappear -- to go through a wall into a life where you could not follow.
Michael Peppiatt on Francis Bacon the painter

New Years Resolution: to make 2010 really amazing! and learn to cook, in addition to other things, cheese soup.