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Wednesday, 25 June 2008

fuckin xanga... automatically posts a freakin blog about "bringing xanga back" like as if it were in my own words... assholes! hahaha. i do appreciate the support ria... lol but it was an automatic post by xanga... jerks

ps when did xanga get so complicated to navigate!?!?!?

Thursday, 19 June 2008

I'm bringing Xanga back - drop a comment if you're with me!

Tuesday, 07 March 2006

always a good time! got this in my email...

Please come and laugh with us! March 8 Joke Only!: The Comedy of Rex Navarrete

Funny man Rex Navarrete tackles the issues of home life, family, race, and religion with good-natured stabs at his own Filipino culture and American society. Long Island's own Air Tabigue opens the show. The zany Jay Amplo hosts.
Be warned–nothing is sacred.

Co-sponsored with the Philippine United Student Organization (PUSO).

Tickets: $5 students w/ ID, and seniors; $10 general admission; $25.00 VIP reserved seating. Please reserve your tickets at wangcenter@stonybrook.edu or call 632-4400.
Wednesday, March 8, 8:00 p.m., Wang Theater

Thursday, 08 September 2005

mood: excited
music: deathcab for cutie - plans [[this album is absolutely amazing!!]]

this was one of the best experiences i've had in my *entire life*... last years was in st. louis... this upcoming one is in HAWAII!!!!!

http://www.fanhs-national.org/

Dorothy Cordova, Executive Director
Filipino National Historical Society (FANHS)
810 18th Avenue Suite 100
Seattle, Washington 98122
206.322.0203

11th Biennial National Conference

Sakadas and Beyond: Connecting Our Past to Inspire the Future

June 29th to July 1st 2006 - Renaissance Ilikai Waikiki Hotel, Honolulu, Hawaii

The Filipino American National Historical Society (FANHS) holds its 11th National Conference in Hawai'i to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of Filipino immigration to Hawai'i. The theme, "Sakadas and Beyond: Connecting Our Past to Inspire the Future" honors Sakadas, the first Filipino pioneers recruited to work the sugar cane fields in Hawai'i, yet extends its focus to the past, present and future experiences of other Filipino in Hawai'i and the continental United States.

Join Filipino American scholars, historians, authors, film makers, educators, archivists, community researchers, student activists, and just plain folks eager to share their research, resources, expertise and personal experiences.

Meet authors and poets: Estrella Alamar, Thelma Bucholdt, Evangeline Buell et al, Fred Cordova, Joan May Cordova, George Estrada, Dorothy Fujita-Rony, Abe Ignacio, Herb Jamero, Emily Lawsin, Oscar Penaranda, Barbara Posadas, playwright Timoteo Cordova, film makers Stephanie Castillo and Noel Izon, and others.

See historical materials and exhibits produced by 23 FANHS chapters.

Learn various ways to document oral history and family genealogy; collect, preserve and use historical photographs, newspapers and other historic ephemera; develop and archives; do journal writing; plan a photo exhibit; write proposals.

View selected films by Filipino American film makers or about the Filipino American experieince.

Enjoy the tour of old sugar and pineapple plantations and other historic sites on Oahu.

Co-Sponsored by Filipino American Historical Society of Hawaii and Hawai'i/Pacific Region of the Association of Asian American Studies

here's some memories from last year: