Thursday, July 13, 2006

Attention Passengers

Coming Again: September, 2006

Originally, I had this big long post about why I'm taking a hiatus from blogger. But it got deleted so now I'm too pissed off to write another one.

Here's the essential information:

I'm taking a hiatus from blogger.

Goodbye friends and readers. Goodbye stalkers. Goodbye, goodbye.

FAQ

Okay, so here's a question for you guys:

Is it illegal to bring alcohol back to the States from a foreign country? PLEASE don't just bs your answer.

Wednesday, July 12, 2006

-Oh my god, I'm crying because so many people died in India. I don't know if it's because I've become a good and sympathetic person, or because my period hormones are messing with me.

-I think it's your period.

-Thanks, Buddy.

-no problemo.

I am so loved.

Sunday, July 09, 2006

Pretty Woman


I saw a woman on bart a few days ago. She sat there with lilac eyelids, compact in one hand and mascara wand in the other. I watched as she brushed her eyelashes for a good ten minutes, her hands precise, efficient, and fastidious. She squinted into the mirror, dectected an imprefection, and quickly fixed it. After her lashes were perfection, she gave her eyebrows a finishing sweep with the wand.

The bart stopped.

She snapped her compact shut and donned on a pair of heavy, oval glasses. Now, she no longer had to squint. Tossing everything into her bag, she stood up and left. I realized, as she walked passed me, that she really wasn't attractive. She had a faint double chin. Her underwear line showed through her black pants. But I wondered how long it took for her to put herself together that morning. What pains did she take to look like she did?

Then, I rediscovered a truth. Every girl--whether fat, petite, tall, or short--want to be considered beautiful. We add extra touches to ourselves to stand out. Rhinestone studs. A necklace. Charms.

All we really want is to be pretty. So, next time you see a girl, let it be a friend or friendly stranger, notice something about her and compliment it. Chances are she's been waiting the whole day for someone to notice.

Tuesday, July 04, 2006

Las Vegas-- The Worst/Best Vacation

Las Vegas was a lot more different since I last visited. There are some renovations, some new hotels, and also a massive change in the treasure island show. It's no longer about pirates blasting the hell out of each other. Now, there are sirens and they sing and dance in underwear. Which is okay, I guess.

Overall, this was a pretty sucky vacation, but with some major highlights.

Within the first two hours of the car ride, SD and Mom got into a huge fight. From then on, they barely spoke to each other (except to argue). SD tried to drag me into it by making me say which one of them was right (in my opinion, they were both wrong), but I refused. Seriously, during the entire trip, both of them were acting so immature. I felt like I was dealing with two feuding siblings.
Major Suckyness.

Food. Good, glorious, life giving food.
Yayness.

Ear infection. Could not hear how loudly or quietly I was speaking.
Suckyness.

Bought a pair of beautiful, beautiful, beautiful Ferragamos.
Triple Yayness!

Stuffy, running nose and headaches b/c of sinus infection.
Suckyness.

Phantom! This show held some major surprises. A lot of lines were cut out. Christine Daae could not sing for the life of her. I feared for the poor girl. Carlotta was too Carlotta. The Phantom could barely act in Act I and made me snort during Music of the Night. And most surprising of all, the chandelier didn't fall at the end of Act I. It just didn't. For me, that was a mind blowing shock, but I guess you guys can really care less.
The very best part of the show was the Phantom. Sure, his acting could use a little shaping up, but his voice was amazing. And during the final scene, he really really knew how to gain the audience's sympathy. So I cried.
Yayness/Suckyness

No one could really tell how old I was, so I got away with gambling. My mom was sooo tense, especially when a (barely clad) waitress came along. But she only asked us if we wanted drinks. I almost laughed.
Yayness.

I got groped during the Treasure Island show, which sucked since I really didn't want to be there in the first place. We just wanted to go to the Mirage so we could see Cirque du Soleil, but managed to get stuck while passing TI. First, this really muscly guy was trying to get in front of me. I mean, the guy was like eight feet tall so I really didn't think it was fair for him to be shoving a little girl like me, so I shoved back and got in front of him. Then, he coughed on me. I was about to shout at him, this girl-shoving, tattooed, eight feet bastard, but my mom called me away. And then I got groped while I was making my way out. I couldn't even tell who did it. Stupid, horny bastards.
Suckyness.

A Korean guy tried to get us (my mom and I) to sleep with him and he kept following us. My mom starting swearing him out in public and he was shouting back at her.
Yayness cuz it was just too funny.

There were a lot more happenings, but I'm sure you're bored at this point. I'll just conclude this here.

But why, you ask, was this the best vacation?

The shoes, baby. The shoes.