ASIAMedia America

03/25/2025

When I first met, Len told me, he'd give me San Diego! I know he was one of the big shots for the newspaper, "the Tribune" but who could? He has done it, literally, he delivered the best 25 years and counting of my life, the awards winning newspaper and a non-profit organization that help humanity, the status in the best communities, recognitions from the White House to the city and county and all branches of government agencies but most of all, he brings the best out of me and teach me how to love.

When we first started the newspaper ASIAMedia America. in October 2022 (It was my birthday present from Len...very expensive birthday presents with decades and millions. Tom Fat sponsors a party at his restaurant "Fat City's Steak House" and introduced us to leaders of communities.

10/30/2024

Thanks for best wishes Birthday! I am feeling great at 68, 120 lbs. and just got a bill of health from my doctor. Life is great.! We are waiting for new president who came and live in America just like me, loving America just like me, working, fighting lives and career like me, overcome obstacles just like me and my families, and a thinking, living and believing in American dreams just like me. I believe all the "hyphen-, Thai-American, Chinese-American, Vietnamese-American, Lao-American, Filipino-American etc. who make it in America realize how important this election to our future and the world, so we can all live in true Peace and Justice and proud of being Asian American.

10/25/2024

It was foggy this morning.

04/09/2024

Sir John Everett Millais (1829–1896) was a prominent British artist associated with the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. His masterpiece, “Ophelia”, painted between 1851 and 1852, remains an iconic work that captures both beauty and tragedy.
Title: Ophelia
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 76.2 cm × 111.8 cm (30.0 in × 44.0 in)
Location: Tate Britain, London
“Ophelia” depicts the poignant moment from William Shakespeare’s play “Hamlet”. Let’s explore the elements of this evocative painting:
The Scene:
Ophelia, a character in the play, sings while floating in a river just before her tragic demise.
The scene is described in Act IV, Scene VII of “Hamlet”, where Queen Gertrude recounts Ophelia’s fate.
Symbolism and Details:
Ophelia, driven to madness by grief, has been making garlands of wildflowers.
She climbs into a willow tree overhanging a brook, but a bough breaks, plunging her into the water.
Her clothes trap air, allowing her to float temporarily, but eventually, they pull her down to a “muddy death.”
The detailed flora of the river and riverbank emphasizes patterns of growth and decay in a natural ecosystem.
Despite its nominal Danish setting, the landscape is quintessentially English.
Legacy and Influence:
“Ophelia” is admired for its beauty, accurate depiction of nature, and its impact on subsequent artists.
It influenced painters from John William Waterhouse to Salvador Dalí and beyond.
John Everett Millais painstakingly painted the setting leaf-by-leaf along the Hogsmill River in Surrey. The flowers floating on the river correspond to Shakespeare’s description of Ophelia’s garland. This tragic portrayal continues to resonate as one of the most poetically written death scenes in literature

04/08/2024

When we first started the newspaper ASIAMedia America. in October 2022 (It was my birthday present from Len...very expensive birthday presents with decades and millions. Tom Fat sponsors a party at his restaurant "Fat City's Steak House" and introduced us to leaders of communities.