Category Archives: Elsewhere
On CharityTran.com – Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother and the Memoir
Written on March 7, 2011 at 10:21 am, by cct
Other Ego? Writing Blog Launched.
Written on March 12, 2010 at 9:00 am, by cct
Since I consider intellichick.com (and by extension my @intellichick on twitter) as my “alter-ego”, then I suppose launching my writing blog is calling it my “other ego”? It most certainly isn’t an “alter-alter-ego”.
So why the other site? I’m a bundle of randomness, but writing is my life’s passion – so it made sense to collectively keep the random on one side and make a more concentrated effort to bring forth the writer me and keep my writing thoughts somewhere.
No worries, I’m sure they’ll be some cross-posting and I’m definitely not closing this site/self – I just gave it a new look-and-feel after all.
ExperienceLA Blog Posts: USC 3-D Football, Running in LA, and Running Around LA
Written on September 14, 2009 at 11:56 am, by cct
Just a couple of highlights from my real blogging/editing gig:
-Football in 3-D: USC v. OSU
(Side Note: Michele Miller’s Wonder Branding features my rant to her about ESPN’s surveying of womening at the event)
-Hit the LA Ground Running: City Sights and Sites
-Quentin Tarantion at Midnight Screening of “Inglourious Basterds”
-Summer Fun on the Cheap: A Case Study
-Dodgers: Fireworks and All you can Eat Seats
Blog Posts: Erykah Badu, Ziggy Marley, Gregorio Luke/Diego Rivera
Written on June 11, 2009 at 6:12 pm, by cct

Diego Rivera artwork from Gregorio Luke Mural event at the Ford Theatre
Just a smattering of blog posts from my other gig:
- Gregorio Luke and “Life Size Murals of Diego Rivera” at the Ford
- Ziggy Marley at Club Nokia (GRAMMY Museum Family Program event)
- Erykah Badu at Club Nokia
Been roaming the town with the summer season in starting to be in full swing (though June gloom is also full swing). So there’s more where all that came from. I have 3 events I haven’t done write-up’s…
-cct
Why Touch My Hair?!
Written on April 20, 2009 at 10:01 pm, by cct

This is not my hair. Could he have touched that hair instead?
These are the general approaches people take whether they’re walking on the street or on public transit:
- Give them some spare change.
- Tell them you don’t have any money (whether or not it’s true).
- Ignore them.
- Tell them to get a job.

