Here are even more pictures!
More ER PICS!
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Kristina
WAS a GUEST STAR on ER!
(ok, or at least an extra with a lot of airtime...) |
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Here are even more pictures! More ER PICS! |
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Livia, former Miss Chinatown San Francisco and Rose Ball Pageant Queen, and her dog Cassius are awestruck by the raw emotion of the moment. "If you ran for Miss Chinatown Kristina, you could show this clip for your talent portion and you'd win the pageant instantly," Livia utters with complete sincerity. |
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| Even though the camera has panned away from my image forever, Livia insists that my presence is still there on her television screen. She points to my imprint that remains forever like the sacred imprint of Jesus' face on the Shroud of Turin |  |
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high school classmate, Annaliza who is an aspiring physical therapist treats
my performance as an actual medical practicioner's training video. Annaliza
must watch many videos as part of her training to become a physical therapist.
She mistook this performance as coming from the video chapter entitled:
"How to treat your patients with sincerity, kindness, and above all,
humility." |
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| Matt Abaya, horror filmmaker extraordinaire, a man who mind you has seen it all is shaken with fear at the tension that my performance creates between the two doctors standing beside me. "Even though the doctors may be exchanging the dialogue, it is you Kristina, who rips our attention away from them and brings us into the subtext of the dark reality of this hospital. This scene revolves around your presence more than anything else," he says while clutching the television for dear life. |  |
| Gennifer M. Hirano, asianprincess, retired burlesque dancer, educator, performance artist, and photographer is also brought to her knees by my performance. She begins to recite hail marys before realizing that she is not in a church before God, but in my parents' den watching me portray a compassionate recovery nurse on TV. "Excuse me Kristina, it was such a religious experience, I lost all sense of space and time." She then cries and tells me about her mother, because of her mother's compassion that my performance is so reminiscent of. |  |
| Recovering from her initial spiritual revolution, Gennifer comments at how good my hair looks. |  |