Today I FedEx’ed my ballot back to the United States. I’m happy to have voted and to have exercised my right, though sad I didn’t get an “I Voted” sticker.
Today I FedEx’ed my ballot back to the United States. I’m happy to have voted and to have exercised my right, though sad I didn’t get an “I Voted” sticker.
Research fellow and think tank transplant in Washington, DC. Former Fulbrighter, China.
I plan into excruciating detail, but I will always have time to play. That is why I have started more projects than I have finished. I embrace my last name more than my first; it is, after all, what connects me to my roots. Through my upbringing and my life experiences I continue to explore my identity as an individual, and as a Chinese-American. To date, I have left too many footprints in the Internet realm. Thank God there are five million other Amy Changs. [more...].