September Stars

Cheers to what's been done and for what's to come.

Oh It Makes Me Wonder...

Post-graduation is a very strange and funny time.

Oh, Freedom!

Draw on walls, shred on guitar, and capture truth in films. BREAK THE CHAINS!

Putting Your Money Where Your Heart Is

I don't know if I'd have been willing to feed the 5,000 but maybe if the time comes, I shall try.

Breathless

I have to continually be reminded that I am living towards something eternal. I hope that in whatever I do and may do, it would be to glorify You.

Mad Bowlin

Christian came by to Walnut and we had a neat ice breaking session. Later in the day, we met up with our old friend, Philip, to get some L&L. And ladies...DP's back.

Prey to Life Sucking Media

You win Mr. Bay. You win.

Excuse Me, While I Kiss the Sky

I suppose in the time in which human beings exist, some things will never change. So...

Bad Bang Days

You are missed, little sister. Make the most of your summer in Berkeley. wooo

Enjoying Now

DSEM had a nice day out at the beach on Saturday, to get some drizzle in the morning and clear skies in the afternoon.

Stars in Our Eyes

Friday, I went to Tahoe Korean BBQ to celebrate Jason's 23rd birthday and got to see old friends again and afterwards, Walnut's class of 04 met at one of LA's finest azn clubs, Opera Crimson, in celebration of Patty, Steffi, and Kathy's birthday. This rung true today: One's character is truly seen and tested in situations in which one was not expecting or prepared for.

What Would Teppei Do?

Met up Christian at ANC and began the workings of the first song. I'm so excittttttted

Peace and Peanuts

But seek first His kingdom and His righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well. Therefore, do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own. - Matthew 6:33-34

An Ode to Berkeley

I came across my old phone with some pictures I had taken from a few years back. An unexpected wave of nostalgia crashed into my brain. I nearly drowned.

What's My Age Again?

Lots of birthdays this month. Patty, Irene, and I hit up Steamers in Fullerton, which offered live jazz with blastin trumpets. Happy birthday Patty!

More than Conquerors

Terrence hosted the Lakers' championship game with buffalo burgers and spinach, garlic sausages. The perfect birthday gift for John.

Rooted in Sand

A stellar design and a great beginning to this summer's youth discipleship training.

The Birth of Samuel

The Kim trio set about Culver city's art galleries and Venice beach in celebration of Samuel's 14th birthday.

Optimistics

Mimi and Ruffles had a nice walk to Suzanne Park only to be welcomed into the arms of vaccination needles.

Lending an Ear

Yogurtland with Pastor Sebastian ftw.
Lakers vs Magics fail.

The Happiest Place on Earth

With a gracious offer from John and a little help from youtube, the recordings shall begin.

Seeing Old Friends

It's already almost been one year since we were in Kenya. Terrence put it well, "The key to youth is serving as a missionary in Kenya." It must be their chai and coffee.

Laying through the Morn to Live in a Dream

An unexpected smooth and enjoyable trip to Lake Casitas with the family. Morning showers, met with grey afternoons, ending with starry nights.

Steps Toward the Right Direction

Proud employee at one of the gentler sandwich shops around Walnut.

Feelin' Blue

Ken Song; my hopes and dreams rest in this man's hands...

Climbing Up the Wall

Samuel and I are going to try our luck at Upland's Hangar 18 for the next few months.

The Spirit of Adventure

It was not until I graduated did the phrase "a penny saved, a penny earned" ring so true.