Sunday Afternoons

bahhh, i hate it when my nights end on a bad note. it's like, my day could be going perfectly... then some little things happens that brings me back down... i had a pretty good day today [or afternoon, since i woke up past noon}. i picked up hank from work & we decided to go eat at in-n-out. it was a nice busride/walk there. usually he doesn't like walking long distances, but he enjoyed it this ...

Humid Afternoons and Empty Cereal Boxes.

Hello folks. It's my first post on my Live Journal. It's pretty boring today. My typical Sunday afternoon, sitting on my desk, surfing the net for something new and exciting. I was on the phone with my best friend a while ago and they're having a family party. It seemed fun. She doesn't think so, but I do. I'm rotting here at home! I didn't expect my Christmas break to be like this. ...

'cause i'm trying and trying to walk away

... and tagging and captioning everything aiyoh. OTEAM TMR EARLY MORNING, MY STUPID PARENTS DONT WANT TO FETCH ME I THINK. i want to kill them alr,they fetch me when it's completely unnecessary (eg. afternoons, when i have light luggage) and refuse to fetch me early mornings or late nights. URGH. and they're like totally PROTECTIVE of the weirdest things. giving me drinks everyday, yet nagging like ...

Mission101 List and Introductory Post

... Visit the Kennedy Space Center, and retake the pictures I took the first time. 81. Get one or more of my girlfriends to do my makeup and hair for the AmeriCorps Prom. 82. Spend a few more afternoons at the beach. 83. Play on the playground that I helped build in Riviera Beach. Cooking 84. Use my other butternut squash to make another casserole, only this time, bake the squash by itself first to ...

Obligatory year-end entry.

...love that. After spending 4 years of high school in the dorm, I turned twenty and suddenly learned how to be homesick. :P I love waking up at 7 and be in school by 9, I love spending mornings and afternoons in the car with my mom, I love dinners with all 4 of us at the table together. We do that every day now. There's nothing more special to me than getting to go home everyday. 2009 means getting ...

... spending alot of time, I mean alot of time outside than home. Mosi, library, esplanade rooftop and macdonalds are like my second home. At home, I ll just cooped up in my room sleeping till late afternoons and surfing the net. Oh well. This month itself i have watched 6 movies. see what i mean. This year too, I have lost / being pickpocket twice. First someone pickpocketed my 3mth old first hand ...

..., necessary when all the kids are loitering about for the holidays. Present, wrapping, recycling, and plastic packaging all must be dealt with, in layers. I think it took three solid afternoons of Christmas cleaning to get everything sorted away, plus trips to the [In]Convenience Center for the mountain of cardboard I meticulously collected and broke down in preparation for recycling. Folks that ...

2008: The year that was

... and ICA, second year at Xavier), but during my senior year of high school, I got to be one of the people behind the scenes, and it was an equally rewarding experience. I spent a lot of late afternoons in school with friends gathering materials, sorting shirts, setting up stations, doing dry runs, and so on. One time I was picked up late, so Kimli, Kamsi, Anna and I bonded - Anna had her guitar, ...

Yay and boo Internet

...for me :D The only concerns would be if the games would be at convenient times (he told me that if you want to progress up to the high school level you have to book off Thursday and Friday afternoons maybe) and whether I'd need a car. In principle it seems like an awesome idea, though. Unfortunately this is one area where the Internet has failed me. The best I can find is some vague reference ...

... because another year has ended.

...2008 was also marked by limitations. I'll explain... Limitation #1: A day of 24h - Quite annoying! The first half of the year, I worked mornings and evenings as a teacher, then I used the afternoons to plan classes, mark papers, community work, and filling my fandom-related obligations (i.e. writing, fanartzing, OWL, etc). It was crazy, but manageable. Then I started working in a factory as a ...