Just a reminder for all you New Yorkers out there. The final screening of The Motel's two-week engagement at Film Forum will be tomorrow Tuesday July 11. Please come see it on the big screen before it goes away.
But back to the matter at hand. I was informed by an old high school friend that he didn't quite remember my recounting of the school play in the same way -- for some reason he is convinnced that he was the one that stole the show. I was sad to have to correct him. My interpretation of the Indian Chief was the finest performance on the Classical High School stage in all history. Sadly, I do not have any direct proof, but I can firmly stand behind that fact.
In the interest of accuracy, I just want to state for the record now, that everything I am writing here is true. The only thing I have done is change the names of the players so as to protect the innocent.
Okay, enough jibber jabber, here's part three. (You can read Part 1 here and Part 2 here):
I was cursed by two things early on in life: low self-esteem and the ability to write. The first (low self-esteem) was easily traceable to so many influences -- no real role models, always feeling like an outsider, being one of the only Asian kids in my school, etc.
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