Saw this campaign floating around on the web and it really hit home. As a bone marrow donor myself, I want to urge each and everyone of you to sign up to the registry. You just might be able to save someone’s life. Janet Liang (pictured above) was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia in 2009 and now doctors say she has 2 months to live. Please sign up on the registry. You could potentially save Janet’s life or someone else who needs bone marrow. Register online: here.

In 2006 I had the chance to donate my bone marrow to an 8 year old girl named Ruby from Singapore. Almost 6 years later and healthy, she’ll be 15 years old this year. So please, I cannot stress it enough how important signing up on the registry is. Life is so precious and I never realized it until I had my bone marrow experience. Thanks for reading and feel free to share the facebook page. Her family and friends are trying to spread the word. Let’s find Janet a donor!

I wanted to give a special shout out to two special fans of mine, Josh & Jenn. They will be celebrating their anniversary today, January 27th. Happy Anniversary, guys and thanks for all the love and support! I’m dedicating a special performance of my song “Just You” for you guys at USC tonight! Enjoy your special day!

USC! Free show tomorrow at Bovard Auditorium, 7pm! Come see me perform my first college show of the solar and lunar new year.  The line up is awesome! More details here. Woo hoo.

Happy 4709, folks! It’s the Year of the Dragon! May this year be prosperous and happy for everyone.

And now a collection of my favorite dragons.

1. Toothless from How To Train Your Dragon

2. Drogon from Game of Thrones

3. Bruce

Happy New Year, everyone. In keeping with tradition with the good folks at Bicoastal Bitchin’, I’ve written another guest post of my annual round up of the year in Asian American music. Read the post here. Thanks to Cbruhs! This is the only time of year I get to pretend I work for Rolling Stone.

For my previous posts from the last two years you can read them here: 2010 and 2009.

Oh, and happy humpday! It’s the first one of the year. Woo hoo.