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Happy Independence Day India 2010

by Mr. Sid on Aug.15, 2010, under Life/Random

I just wanted to say that I am proud to be Indian.

Happy Independence Day India!

Jai Hind.

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Shaving Like a Real Man

by Mr. Sid on Jul.29, 2010, under Life/Random

So for about 2 weeks now, I’ve started shaving with a straight razor (or cut-throat razor as the British sometimes call it).   Here’s my kit:

My shaving kit

Women I know think it’s slightly crazy and most guys I know think its totally bad ass.   As I was starting my first cut-throat shave my wife posted on her Facebook:   “So Sid has started shaving with a straight razor. Let the countdown to widowdom begin.”   (continue reading…)

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Changes and More Changes…

by Mr. Sid on Jul.08, 2010, under Life/Random

So far this has been a crazy action-packed year – and I’d be lying if I said it was all fun and games.  Scary to think that summer is just starting and it feels like a year’s worth of life has been crammed into 6 months.

First off, the best job I’ve ever had in my life came to a sudden end.  Activision shut down my studio  Underground Development.

Then we learned we had to move as our landlady just had a baby. She and her family we’re going to move back into her condo when our lease was up. We just moved last year!

If you read my last post, then you know my wife’s grandmother passed away recently.

It hasn’t been all bad though.  I’m back working on The Sims franchise at Electronic Arts.  I’ve joined a great team, and I’m an artist doing art for a living- making video games!  I am living the dream!

Finally, we’ve moved into a wonderful flat in our favorite neighborhood in San Francisco.  I love the Inner Sunset!

I’ll be back later…

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R.I.P. Jun S. Lee

by Mr. Sid on Jul.08, 2010, under Life/Random

On the 11th of June  we lost my wife’s wonderful grandmother.   She was my 3rd grandmother.  As my grandparents were in India I only got to see them in 5 – 7 year increments.   With the recent loss of Po Po, I actually miss them all more now.    Jun Sau Lee lived for 86 years.  An educated woman (from a time when many women of her background didn’t have the opportunity), she left China with her husband Gilbert to start a new life here in America.  They worked and sacrificed and gave their 5 daughters a better life than the one they had. (continue reading…)

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