FROM THE AUTHOR:

The story came to me while standing on a San Francisco street corner one night waiting for the lights to change. I was captivated by the bright haze of the traffic lights and began tracing the electrical wires streaming down the city streets. It brought to mind the large network that connects us all. That current of energy found its way into my sketchbook and kept morphing into what it is today. Thomas Edison once said, "Vision without execution is hallucination." This has been my motto throughout the making of this book.

This is a personal book that captures the memories of my childhood; from evening walks to the local cinema with my parents, to the bedroom chaos I experienced as one of three boys sharing a single room, my Siamese cat peering out the window, my sister ever-so-diligently reading in her room and my personal favorite, flashlight tag! This story is steeped in nostalgia, but also turns the page to tomorrow.