https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6yRynmxoOII A couple clips of Brian Selznick speaking at SDCC 2017 panel. He talks about his writing process and his upcoming film "Wonderstruck".
Category: Personal Blog
Summer of ’17
Summer is nearing its end. The moments captured were memorable in a painful kind of way. I learned several things about life and about myself. It was bitter-sweet and I have no regrets. Some investments were necessary in order to gain knowledge from the experience. Visitors The visit from my relatives could have gone … Continue reading Summer of ’17
California Love
We were back in sunny Southern California for vacation. We spent the day in Studio City where we saw Tyler James Williams (Everybody Hates Chris) at the local Trader Joe’s, got coffee at a place called The Coffee Source (I had the Gentle Gent and it was delicious), we had lunch at Lemonade and caught … Continue reading California Love
San Diego Comic Con 2017 – The Experience
The San Diego Comic Con was my bucket list moment. I waited four years for the opportunity to go. When I received my comic con badge, I had to pinch myself because I was finally in. When we arrived in San Diego, a day early, we walked around the outside of the Convention Center and … Continue reading San Diego Comic Con 2017 – The Experience
A Fun Weekend
Despite the fact that our air-conditioner stopped working at home this weekend, we made the most of our weekend.
Stan Lee – Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con
AMAZING LAS VEGAS COMIC CON Saturday, June 24, 2017, Stan Lee answers questions, shares funny stories, and gives us some words of wisdom at the fifth annual Amazing Las Vegas Comic Con. This was my first time seeing the legend in person and it was great. Excelsior! https://youtu.be/s7zFV77bwLo
Amazing Moments
AMAZING LAS VEGAS COMIC CON 2017 Saturday, June 24, 2017, we spent the day attending the Amazing Comic Con in Las Vegas. It was a fun day as we got to see some cool stuff from vendors around the country, comic store owners, pop culture, cosplay fans. We attended some very cool panels by amazing … Continue reading Amazing Moments
Outside the Box
There are people who recommend making yourself vulnerable. Putting yourself "out there" is not an easy action for introverts like me. At one time I did not believe in opening up to people; I always saw it as the tactical disadvantage. To me, it was a way of exposing a weakness to anyone wanting to … Continue reading Outside the Box
It’s Real
Today, my SDCC pass arrived. I still can't believe it's happening. https://youtu.be/m6lffDim03Y
Dead To Me
I filmed this video on April 24, 2017, but decided at the time to not post it because I thought that I was overthinking and overreacting. Background: My mom decided to come visit me and my family and made plans for the week of June 12th. We asked her who was coming with her and … Continue reading Dead To Me
Studio City
Flashback: Our trip to Studio City, which was fun. We always make it a point to eat at Lemonade. https://youtu.be/w0FwpcghW_I
Costa Mesa
Flashback Friday. Our trip to Southern California as we made our way to the South Plaza Mall in Costa Mesa. Thanks for watching. https://youtu.be/JmDSFyUrvfY
The “Recruiter”
This is a rant...you've been warned. On January 6, 2017, I received a communication from a technical recruiter. He said there was a position that looked like a good fit for me based on my information posted online. He requested I update my resume to display certain aspects that sell my many years of experience by … Continue reading The “Recruiter”
Broken
Earlier today, my family and I went to watch the film "Jason Bourne" at a local casino. We arrived at the casino, parked and proceeded inside to the theater. We took our seats and shortly afterwards the trailers began. Suddenly, the casino's security sergeant approached us and let us know that someone they apprehended punched … Continue reading Broken
Mid-Way
I can't believe that we are in the month of July. The year 2016 is a cluster of bad news and professional frustrations. Nothing is what it seems. The world is a very cruel place. I fell into a very strong pessimistic mindset, which is tainting my views on life. My time spent writing has diminished. This … Continue reading Mid-Way
We Hold These Truths
I spent Independence Day weekend thinking and reflecting on the holiday and the history of the United States of America. Remembering how, as a child, I loved traditions of fireworks, barbecues/cookouts, and the patriotism. Today, there is not much nostalgia; even with our first African-American President of the United States, I do not feel connected with … Continue reading We Hold These Truths
My Fifteen Minutes of Flame
This story took place in May 2009. After a late evening out with the family, I got famished. We decided to stop by a local KFC / Pizza Hut. Things started off fine as I ordered the grilled chicken – all dark meat and my wife ordered mini pizzas for her and the kids. Now … Continue reading My Fifteen Minutes of Flame
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