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It’s easy to forget July 4th when you’re working in Canada to report on the British monarchy, but that doesn’t mean that I am any less proud to call the US of A my home.
A dream of mine since I was a 14-year-old boy traveling along the coast of California, it became reality three years ago.
I am more proud of Germany than I ever thought I could be, and yet it is this country that has given me so many professional opportunities and so much personal joy.
Somebody once said “Life’s a game of luck, the harder I work, the luckier I am.” Well, here’s to you land of opportunity.
Happy 235th Birthday!
Great time lapse of San Francisco, simple, and good sound.
Steaming City (by Simon Christen)
Politics is the talk of the town in Little Saigon
Lunch in Orange County’s Little Saigon
Friday night in Hollywood, at the Roosevelt Hotel.
It’s the little pieces of culture and history that make you who you are as a human being and I think we are losing a lot of that. It’s quiet sad.
Amy Chung, a realtor and longtime resident of Chinatown, says that newly arrived immigrants do not feel a connection to Chinatown anymore, as it has become a landing place for them, but nothing more.
North on Highway 1
On my way to Santa Cruz along Highway No. 1
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