Shut down guantanamo! That's what the protesters are demanding outside. Who is this guy? Where was he 4 years ago? He's kinda funny!
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I'm usually known as Spamfriedrice, because I do so love my spam fried rice, but that's already taken. The blog started as a blog to document my experiences at the Denver DNC Convention. I've decided to keep this going.
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Why Spam Fried Rice? You're not from Hawai'i.
Yes, it's true. I was born and raised in Massachusetts, and only went to Hawai'i for the first time in February 2008 to help campaign for Obama in the primary. Growing up, I didn't know spam was a Hawaiian thing. I just knew that my family ate a lot of it. Spam lo mein, spam noodle soup, spam and eggs, spam with vermicelli and napa cabbage, and spam fried rice, of course. My parents are from Hong Kong, where you can find spam in various dishes at diners. When they first got to Boston, it was a cheap meat. And later when our family was doing better economically, spam had already become a comfort food for me. Spam noodle soup on a cold New England day, home on a snow day...mmmmm... snow days... but that's a different topic.
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2008
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August
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- Obama's big speech
- Security
- Text of speeches
- Feet are stomping
- Arena Rock
- Detailed sked
- Text of Tim kaine's speech
- Everything just kicked off!
- Verizon text gimmicks
- Michelle Obama is about 70 yards in front of me
- Schedule for main events tonight
- Pregame at invesco...
- Baking in the sun
- We're in!!
- Rock band!
- "Yes we can" and the agape church choir tonight
- Weird Asian American racial dynamics in Denver
- Signs in the hall
- Moving vets film
- John Kerry
- Big bill
- Things to look forward to
- Born in the USA?
- Deleware is sparkly and Melissa ethridge is perfor...
- Mobile blogging
- Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile
- Day 2: Still Credential-less in Denver
- Day 1: Hawaii-California love, Panda ridiculousity...
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August
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1 comment:
Funny thing is, only CNN aired his speech, whereas he was only given snippets here and there on other stations (um, should I mention FOX; oh well, no, I guess not)....or no face time at all...loved that he introduced Barack's uncle who proudly served his country in WWII...Michelle was in tears (and so was I!!). It was a good speech, and I wish more people had heard it.
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