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Apr 16, 2008
Paul Boupha

…Polish construction workers are putting up black paper across my window…

and no this is not a poem or metaphor!

Apr 15, 2008
Paul Boupha

I haven’t watched a ‘feel-good’ Korean drama for a while, and I think it’s about time to sit back and watch one for good measure. I actually just need to put some more relaxation back in my schedule; although, I have been doing a better job of incorporating some of it back. But there is still a long ways to go to get back on track with a sane and easier lifestyle I once had.

On a side note:
I saw the Dalai Lama yesterday.

The UW conferred upon him the degree of humane letters. Then he received a ceremonial robe of purple and gold to commemorate the occasion. Haha silly. People joked how we needed to get him out of his old USC colors and looked way better in ours. Silly.

There were hundreds of protesters outside. Peaceful of course. They were protesting the recent turmoil of Chinese and Tibetan relations as well as Western media’s alleged skewing of images toward anti-Chinese sentiment. You can look it all up and form your own opinion on the issue, but I’m just glad that the Dalai Lama’s speech was not focused on politics in any way rather focusing on how humans as a mass society can become more compassionate.

His personality? He likes to crack jokes and humbly tells the truth. When confronted with a difficult question, instead of b.s.ing some answer, he simply stated, “I don’t know.” Haha. That caught us all off guard, expecting some type of eloquent response from someone as esteemed as him. But he ‘kept it real’ and I like that. Overall, I’m glad I had the opportunity to attend this convocation.

Apr 10, 2008
Paul Boupha

I look so f’d up recently.
I haven’t been able to do my laundry because of a busy schedule,
the construction workers outside my apartment limit me from movement in my own room,
I’ve been coming home really late so I’m too lazy to wash my face,
my eating schedule is off because of appointments and errands,
and the guy who cut my hair made it really, really short.

I suppose all of this will heal in time, but in the meanwhile, I think my subconscious will beat me down and make me feel inferior to all. Overall, if you are feeling like you are having a bad day, I give you permission to stand next to me so you can feel better about yourself.

Apr 7, 2008
Paul Boupha
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Mar 24, 2008
Paul Boupha

I’ve become accustomed and overly skilled in running away from my problems.

I need a remedy. Dire remedy which can only be found within myself.

Mar 21, 2008
Paul Boupha

Spring break goals:

  • Finish Asian Student Commissioner Job Application
  • Finish CIEE: Shanghai Study Abroad Travel Applications
  • Finish Foster Business School Scholarship Applications
  • Get discounted shoes from ‘Puma’
  • Use ‘Guess’ giftcard
  • See dentist for early cleaning
  • See lasik for consultation

    Whoa, whoa forms and scholarhip apps.
    This all reminds me too much of high school.
    I guess the cycle repeats itself.

  • Mar 19, 2008
    Paul Boupha

    I feel as if whenever I leave, I just press a pause button.
    Upon my return, I hit it again, and life remains the same, unchanged.
    I just pick up where I left off since I last left.
    After all this time, I’m still not quite sure if this is really something good or bad.

    Mar 18, 2008
    Paul Boupha

    The last three tracks are exceptional.

    08 Me 주희
    09 또 한걸음 (Feat. Pdogg)
    10 옷깃을 잡고서 (Feat. 민혜 Min Hye of Big Mama)

    Mar 14, 2008
    Paul Boupha

    I’m always caught second guessing myself on whether what I’m doing is right. Should I have moved away from a loving and supportive family in order to pursue an education derived mostly on my fascination of a world I never knew? Am I wrong to have craved so much travel in so many places while experiencing things that I would have never imagined in my old life only a few years prior? Does my angst and craving adventure make me a demon in that I have forsaken those who have supported me to this place? I would surely hope not. I see and recognize that I will only live once, and to live my life as I would have wanted is something that I can never regret. To grow and be set free is the cycle of life for every human, animal, or entity. This is the natural progression of events and those who are held back due to fear and guilt are actually the ones I pity most. I have done no wrong here. Absorb all I can from the given moment and grant me the exciting youth that can never be regained once lost.

    On the other hand, one might argue that now is the time to build on the foundations for a future worth living. My rebute to that would be that I am working on paving that road while still enjoying my experiences at the same moment. It is not as if I am fully unprepared for the ‘real world,’ but at the same time, I am not devoid of the ability to have fun in a social context. In an ideal situation, I will have close to another hundred years of work and experience to build my life and career. The precious 20 to 30 years of youth are priceless and can only be lived once. Seize the day and maximize the fleeting moment’s potential! If I follow through with this, I will never regret. To drop the ball on THAT would be the worst brand of shame I could bring upon my life.

    Mar 13, 2008
    Paul Boupha

    I suppose I haven’t posted one of these entries yet so here goes.
    My schedule for Spring quarter 2008:

  • MKTG 490: Marketing – Brand Management
  • SIS 201: International Studies – Making of the 21st Century
  • IS 300: Information Systems – Intro to Info Sys
  • SPHSC 100: Speech and Hearing Sciences – Voice, Articulation Improvement

    My brand management class was heralded as one of the ‘most take’ classes at UW. It’s only offered once every four years, so I chose to take this instead of continue on with the marketing consulting which I could get back into in my senior year.

    My international studies class is going to be brutal. I’m back to taking intro level classes in order to fulfill my minor, so I’m almost positive they are going to try and weed me out again.

    My information systems prof. is said to be pretty good actually. I’m just worried because computers annoy me, but since this class is a requirement there is really no way of getting around it.

    My last class, speech and hearing, is just to fulfill my graduation requirement. All that’s needed is to make speeches and work on improving my English articulation. I feel like I need a little work on that any way, so it would not hurt. After this class, I will have no more VLPA credits to take.

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    PAUL BOUPHA |王志明 | อัศวิน

    001. hometown: las vegas, nevada
    002. current: new york city, new york
    003. univ. of washington: business degree 2009
    004. career: senior ad exec turned copywriter