I participated in the Blogathon to support the David Suzuki Foundation. Tiny Bites is intended to be a food blog with a green focus, and I am a huge fan of Dr. Suzuki, so DSF was a natural choice.

1. I’ve been salsa dancing since 1998 and volunteer my time and lens to SalsaVancouver.net events.

2. Since I was 6, I’ve wanted to meet David Suzuki and then proceed with my scheme to take over as host of The Nature of Things.

3. I have an irrational fear of walking underneath construction cranes. It’s therefore a little difficult to manoeuvre in the streets of downtown Vancouver.

4. I translate french and spanish (usually salsa) songs on my personal blog, karenhamilton.ca. Disclaimer: I’m not fluent, so correct me where needed!

5. My family nicknamed me “Bam Bam” as I was freakishly strong and large as a baby. Unfortunately, Bam Bam with a thick Filipino accent sounds more like “Bum Bum”. They no longer call me that (thank God).

6. While I love cooking and eating gourmet meals whenever possible, I have a profound attachment to Spam, tinned corned beef, and Vienna sausages. (But I think most Filipinos can say the same thing…)

1. Blogathoning for BC Cancer Agency as a friend of mine here in Vancouver AND my Aunt are afflicted by it.

2. I also have a first degree bb in tae kwon do.

3. I also love computers

4. My favourite cuisine is Ethiopian, Italian and Mexican and Spanish.

5. I was drunk last week.

6. I have lived in 3 continents, 10 countries and I speak 7 languages.

Okay I will do this here, because it won’t fit into what I am blogging about for the blogathon.

1. I am blogging for the SPCA Paws for A Cause, it is my 3rd walk in a row. I have always supported the SPCA, volunteered at a shelter, donate every year, this year I give monthly. I am happy this year to probably out do my fund raising goal.

2. If you really want to know who I am, there are 200 Things About Me on my blog all ready… go to the two posts: 100 Things and Another 100 Things.

http://iamlove.blogspot.com/2006/05/100-things-about-me.html
http://iamlove.blogspot.com/2006/05/another-100-things.html

Glad to know about this “hidden” Danny Dang…invited into a bit of yr history.

More at your convenience if you feel like it please!