Michael Hoang

Chinese Grocery Store

I went to the local 99 Ranch Supermarket and I took some random shots. I was snapping along until an employee told me that I am banded from taking pictures. I ask, “Why? I am just taking pictures of nothing.”

I guess he assumed I was a reporter of some sort, and he didn’t want anything negative related to his store. Honestly, I understand, but I just wanted some cool shots. What’s wrong with that?!

You Can’t Deny My Cuteness


Hello, My Love



You have eluded me for so long, 7D…so very long. But I finally have you now. Yes, we are going to have some great times. *Evil laugh*

When It’s Not Black, It’s White







I’ve decided to post a few of my old black and white photos.

I remember spending hours in the dark room to try and get the perfect exposure and sometimes, the mistakes created amazing effects. But now with the digital age, something that would have taken me hours, has only taken me minutes.

80′s Night

3 Dorks at the L.A. County Fair








Today was one of those days where you find yourself not wanting to work. I found it really relaxing that we were able to during non-peak hours, which made all of the lines almost nonexistent, and all the prizes were in stock. With many attempts, we were able to snag up some nice prizes including the Domo, which accompanied us on a ride around the park.

All and all, today was definitely a nice day with some nice friends.

Completely Addicted to ‘Tiny Towers’


For the iPad

Hello #2

This beautiful piece of machine is still sitting there, looking pretty, and all wrapped up. I have yet to open it and I am not sure why.

This was definitely an impulse buy.

I am trying to weigh out the pros and cons compared to the iPad 1 and if this is even worth fondling.

Life’s too short. Just laugh it off.

I recently read an e-mail that gave me an epiphany.

Things I use to stress or care about, is no longer a result. I have learned to push through and not let those things bother me anymore. I would like to believe that I am older and wiser now, but sometimes, I may seem immature. It is really my childish, selfish side wanting to relive that moment again.

We all have that in us.

For once, I know what I want in life: It is to not worry about life and let things unfold on it’s own. You will be surprised what good things can happen when you aren’t constantly picking at the little things or worried about what society thinks.

I am glad that I went through those trials and tribulations, because now everything feels blissful.

For once, I will be selfish and do what makes me happy.

The Drive Ahead