May 2

Ch-Ch-Changes

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It’s weird not being able to get online at leisure. I’m typing this entry in TextEdit until I can log back on in the lobby. So actually, it could be worse. In fact it will be, when we leave for Iloilo next week to visit family there. There isn’t any Internet there where they live. It’s miles of rice fields.

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Apr 30

Our First Days in Manila

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My mom and I landed in Manila yesterday and got picked up by Uncle Jess and Aunty Mely, my mom’s uncle and aunt, actually. As we drove out of the airport – which looked a lot nicer than I remembered – I noticed the air quality, which was almost unbearable when I was here the last time, had actually gotten better, too. Not a hundred percent, but a bit noticeably better.

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Apr 28

Gearing Up (or Down?) for the Philippines

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I’m typing this from our gate at Honolulu International, while my mom and her aunt are chatting away. I had absolutely zero sleep last night, so I’m quite looking forward to getting on the plane so I can sit back, relax, and hopefully get some shut-eye.

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Apr 26

Franzy Arizona Adventure: A Slideshow/Video

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Here’s a five-minute video/slideshow I made commemorating our Arizona trip to see Franz Ferdinand.

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Apr 21

Franz Ferdinand: You’re What We Came For

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The following is my submission for the Franz Ferdinand fan club magazine. For larger, better quality photos, check out my Flickr photoset. For videos from and related to the gig, check out my playlist on YouTube.

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Apr 21

Franz Ferdinand: Pre-Gig

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Friday night was the first time I met Muse boardies Christina, Aurora, Lisa and Cris. Christina is from the Netherlands but attends Arizona State University. Aurora flew in from El Paso. Lisa brought along a couple of her friends and flew from California, while Cris and her husband drove from San Diego for the gig.

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Apr 17

Hello, Phoenix!

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Hawaiian Airlines flight 36 landed right at the stroke of midnight at Sky Harbor International Airport. After the plane halted at the gate, I experienced another one of those moments that reminds me of my vertically challenged state when I stood on a seat to open and retrieve my carry on.

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