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Looking at the USS Hornet.

The USS Hornet is a storied shop docked in Alameda. It is now a museum and national historic landmark.

Posted byEugene ChanMay 21, 2020May 21, 2020Posted inphotographyLeave a comment on Looking at the USS Hornet.

Toilet Paper: An Existential Thought Exercise

In the bathroom this morning, I started thinking about hoarding and impulse buying of toilet paper.

Before the COVID-19 pandemic, toilet paper was plentiful and bountiful. Full stacked aisles of it were available at Costco, Target, even at the neighborhood corner store.

No one worried about where they would get their next roll.

Posted byEugene ChanApril 24, 2020May 7, 2020Posted inLifeLeave a comment on Toilet Paper: An Existential Thought Exercise

Abstractish

Posted byEugene ChanApril 21, 2020April 21, 2020Posted inphotographyLeave a comment on Abstractish

Unboxing the Tiger: King of Rice Cookers

Here’s my first unboxing video.

Posted byEugene ChanApril 17, 2020April 17, 2020Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Unboxing the Tiger: King of Rice Cookers

How to Play “Celebrities” over Zoom

Celebrities is a party game introduced to me by friends, Jean Cheng and Eric Chou. It’s super fun and we realized with a little effort, it can be adapted to be played over Zoom.

Posted byEugene ChanApril 14, 2020April 17, 2020Posted inGamesLeave a comment on How to Play “Celebrities” over Zoom

Dog Days

Posted byEugene ChanApril 12, 2020April 12, 2020Posted inphotographyLeave a comment on Dog Days

These Days, Little Things

It’s such a slog to get groceries these days that we’ve taken to texting our neighbors before we go: “Hey, heading to the Bowl. Need anything?”

Posted byEugene ChanApril 12, 2020April 12, 2020Posted inUncategorizedLeave a comment on These Days, Little Things

Watching JoJo Rabbit

My son walked by the living room as we were watching JoJo Rabbit and asked, “What’s this? A Nazi boy scout movie?”

Posted byEugene ChanApril 4, 2020February 24, 2021Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Watching JoJo Rabbit

Life Imitates Art

It turns out that Lulu Wang’s real life grandmother—the one portrayed in the movie “The Farewell”—learned about her “terminal” cancer diagnosis from reviews of the film.

Posted byEugene ChanFebruary 8, 2020April 5, 2020Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Life Imitates Art

A Fond Farewell

The Farewell is a gorgeous movie, written and directed by Lulu Wang and features Awkafina in a dramatic starring role as “Billi”, the granddaughter who comes home to Changchun to see her Nai Nai (Grandmother) for the last time.

Posted byEugene ChanJuly 28, 2019July 29, 2019Posted inReviewsTags: movie, reviewLeave a comment on A Fond Farewell

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