Silicon Valley Sunrise

An electrical engineer puts aside his technical skills and creates this book. Nothing is technical here. It's a tapestry of the common American life with flashbacks of life in the Philippines. He interweaves in plain English his reflections of <b>ordinary people things places</b> and<b>events.</b> The book is about <b>donuts coffee breaks cars wine silicon chips hamburgers traffic jams cats and dogs daily routine sports politics taxes the American Dream</b> and <b>beyond.</b><br><br> The author is not entirely clueless about America having lived in the country more than half of his life. Before he came over he used to sing the <em>Star Spangled Banner</em> in elementary school. The Philippines was a United States Commonwealth. English was not his second language either. The medium of in schools and colleges is still English. The author speaks and writes English better than <em>Tagalog.</em> He also speaks dialects like <em>Ilocano Pangasinan</em> a little <em>Visayan</em> and <em>Spanish.</em> Thanks to Magellan who discovered the Philippines and was under Spain for four hundred years. <br><br>The author got overwhelmed writing his random access memoir and didn't know how to end it!