Missing (250510)

My Head was blank
And I don't know the reason
I don't have a clue, at all
I just found myself (today) looking at these two
First, a white blank Berkeley sketch pad
Second, a red colored Pilot Progrex point seven mechanical pen
Then, at my count
Pushed twice, I let the lead out
I started...
Making these two things attached
Familiarizing the details and then it went
One, my right hand drew lines
Two, hold the eraser after three seconds
After, moved to do lines again
And so on and so fort
A minute or two
Hey! Now I knew!
Oh sure I miss
MY VERY DEAR HUMBLE HOME
MY BAHAY KUBO

NO LESS

Dear God, I still believe^^. Thank You!

Pacific Rim Parks Asian Heritage Award via http://www.pacificrimpark.org/www.pacificrimpark.org

http://pacificrimpark.org/?document_srl=979

2009.11.21 15:24:49

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Dear Friends of the Pacific Rim Parks,

Good news from the Pacific Rim Parks! This was only possible because of your support. Thank you! Please forward this email to your friends.

The Pacific Rim Parks (PRP) was awarded the Humanitarian Outreach Award at the 6th Annual Asian Heritage Awards on Saturday, July 25, 2009 aboard the USS Midway on the San Diego Bay as the Asian Heritage Society and ASIA, The Journal of Culture & Commerce, honor the heritage and achievement ofAsian Americans and the dedication and bravery of our Armed Forces.

Please see attached photos of the PRP Board of Directors accepting the Award on behalf of the PRP. From left: Mitz Lee, Judge Robert Coates and Suji Kim.

There were 8 other nominees for the Humanitarian Outreach category. The Pacific Rim Parks got the highest votes to receive the award. Thank you to all who voted and helped to make this happened. We extend our congratulations to all the nominees in every category. Their accomplishments and achievements are inspiration to all of us as we continue to work for the betterment of our community.

In the summer of 2010, the Pacific Rim Parks will continue to pursue an ambitious park building project, creating the next park on the island of Jeju in South Korea. We will keep you posted as it advances to the planning stage.
As I shared with you before, I attended the opening of the 5th Pacific Rim Park in Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines on May 30^th 2009. It was successfully opened! The works of all the participants from around the world were very impressive. See “Blog” at http://www.prppearls.blogspot.com/ and visitwww.pacificrimpark.org for more information.

Attached are some photos from the Philippines “Pacific Rim Salinlahi Park”.

First photo: PRP 2009 Dedication images with Mayor 2.jpg
From left are: Mitz Lee (PRP Board Member), Mayor Edward Hagedorn (Mayor of Puerto Princesa, the host city) and James Hubbell (Artistic Director and Founder of the Pacific Rim Park).

Mitz Lee presented letters of commendations and proclamations from San Diego area elected officials recognizing the achievement of the Pacific Rim Park to Mayor Hagedorn and James Hubbell.

Letters of commendations and proclamations from the following elected officials were presented at the dedication ceremony on May 30th:

Congressman Brian Bilbray
Congresswoman Susan Davis
Congressman Bob Filner
Congressman Duncan Hunter
Congressman Darrell Issa

Senator Denise Ducheny
Assemblyman Joel Anderson
Assemblyman Marty Block
Assemblywoman Lori Saldana

The Board of Supervisors of County of San Diego proclaimed May 30^th (the opening of the Pacific Rim Salinlahi Park) to be “Pacific Rim Park Day” throughout San Diego County.
Signed by:
Supervisor Gregory Cox
Supervisor Dianne Jacob
Supervisor Pam Slater-Price
Supervisor Ron Roberts
Supervisor Bill Horn

Mayor Jerry Sanders
Council President Benjamin Hueso
Councilmember Marti Emerald
Councilmember Donna Frye
Councilmember Todd Gloria

Second photo: PRP 2009 Dedication images with Mayor 5.jpg
From left are Mitz Lee, Kyle Bergman (Architect and President of the Pacific Rim Park), James Hubbell and Mayor Edward Hagedorn.

The participating students were presented certificate of participation in the “Pacific Rim Salinlahi Park” creation and building.

Third photo: Pacific Rim Park\Palawan Pictures\gateway 300509_img04.jpg;
From left are James Hubbell, Anne Hubbell (center), and guest.

Fourth photo: Arch with students (students from South Korea, China, Russia, Philippines, United States and other participants in the park building).

Again thank you for supporting the Pacific Rim Parks. Please help us continue our effort in increasing the awareness of all the good things that the PRP is doing for the Filipino community, the Pan-Asian community, the United States and the global community.

Best wishes,

Mitz Lee
Board Member
Pacific Rim Park
President and Founder of Alliance for Quality Education
www.allforqualityed.org
858-566-2273

Pacific Rim Peace Park

Pacific Rim Park

July 11 -August 8, 2010

Ps 6^th project in Jeju Island, South Korea

This has an intensive 28-day design/build adventure will focus on building an park on the edge on a future grand park dedicated to Peace in the Pacific. The class begins with students working individually and then moving towards a group design process. This process concludes with the Artistic Director, Jim Hubbell, and spending one day creating the design that will be built. The design emanating from the collective ideas of the class layered with the experience of the Artistic Director. The remainder of the course is an intensive sprint to build what has been designed, utilizing local, environmentally appropriate materials, while allowing the design and building processes to continually inform one another.