May 31st, 1987 Sunday morning 11:45 A.M. Chris insisted on giving me his number even though I gave him mine. He didn’t believe it was my number. He thought I … Continue reading excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (may 31, 1987)
excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (may 30th, 1987)
May 30th, 1987 actually May 31st 12:50 A.M. “Saturday night” CHRIS. Dear Diary, CHRIS. Went to Great America today. Concert at 8:00. Got there at 5:00 to ride a bit … Continue reading excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (may 30th, 1987)
because depression is hard enough. so please. don’t make it harder with stigma & denial.
When I’m on tour I often stop in the airport bookstores during layovers to do rogue signings. I do them when I can and sometimes strangers stop to ask about the book. Sometimes they buy a copy or two. Mostly they don’t. But last … Continue reading →
via Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it’s not real. — The Bloggess
I’ll see you in my dreams: An ode to my father
There I was High, high above the heads And shoulders of all the average-sized folks Feeling as though I were perched In the tallest tree On its strongest branch Secure … Continue reading I’ll see you in my dreams: An ode to my father
excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (intro)
INTRODUCTION I was born on Saturday, June 3rd, 1972 in the San Jose Hospital, San Jose, California, six minutes before my twin brother, Kwan. We were the last children born … Continue reading excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (intro)
that summer in South Beach
The most distinctive thing about him was his thick, Eastern European accent. That was the first thing that got my attention. I liked it. The way he pronounced certain words … Continue reading that summer in South Beach
excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (preface)
PREFACE In 2014, I saw the biopic Sylvia, starring Gwyneth Paltrow, based on the life of author and poet, Sylvia Plath. I loved the film and consider it a jarring, … Continue reading excerpt – Silicon Valley Girl (preface)
