It's about time that I start running again to melt off those excess pounds that I've been gaining lately, but the weather is just so good I can't get myself to do it.
I was at lunch today, eating at Daphne's and just thinking to myself how good the gyro plate I was eating was. I suddenly became thankful. I was thankful that a friend that I had met when I first came out, introduced me to Daphne's. A slew of thoughts came pouring into my head about how I was thankful for each and every person I've ever dated. No matter how ugly things had ended, I've always walked away with something positive. It may be a bit late, as Thanksgiving was over a month ago, but nevertheless, I wanted to put this down in writing.
Alex introduced me to Daphne's. He also revealed just how naïve I was, coming out at the age 20, thinking that after going on a few dates with someone that he was suddenly my new boyfriend.
Joe taught me that a friendship can develop even after breaking up with someone. He showed me that if you are mature enough to talk things through, a friendship can still be formed. Two years later, we're still really close friends
Eddie taught me about romance; to this day, reading his stories on Xanga about what he goes through to surprise his special someone still inspires me.
Kevin showed me that I was a pushover, and that if I was ever going to survive out in the tough world, I would have to be blunt when the times called for it instead of trying to please everyone.
My most recent and longest relationship with Vince, conveyed to my exactly how my priorities had been laid out. The first and most important thing on my list was always academics and everything else fell afterwards. I realized that I would ignore everything around me to concentrate on doing well in school, even if that meant ignoring loved ones like my family and significant others. While that is a semi-relevant excuse, it's a cop out to some degree. I would use the excuse occasionally because I didn't want to put out that extra effort.
In the end, even if I had only been on a few dates with the people I mentioned above or if I was in a longer relationship with them, I learned from these experiences nevertheless. Despite whatever happened, I take only the positive with me, forgetting the rest; even when I let go, Karma never does. Taking away the positive aspects of these relationships has allowed to me to grow.
The gay world is such a small world, just like pharmacy. I don't know everyone, but I feel like I've atleast seen them all before.
This Christmas has been one of the best Christmases that I've had. I've been home since Tuesday now and have had a lot of time to bond with my family. I got to watch Eagle eye, Wanted, and Mirrors. This year we didn't have a traditional family dinner at home where we cooked all the food. Instead, we made it easier on ourselves and went out to Seafood Cove in Westminster to get some lunch on Xmas day. Afterwards, we went home and opened our presents. This year was different than most, because we had >40 presents total. It was insane. If we had a Xmas tree, the presents would not fit under it. Next year, we're thinking about just doing a limit of 100 dollars and doing a secret santa instead. That way we don't end up spending hundreds of dollars to get eachother extravagant gifts. Pictures to come soon
Just wanted to post a few pictures from our trip to Las Vegas. Doris had been planning the entire trip for the last two months. We left of Thursday morning, thought that we actually would be stuck in a lot of traffic but luckily, managed tole to get there in about 6 hours. In Vegas, some people got lucky and others lost unfortunately. I guess that's life. I ended up losing a total of 30 dollars on the slots and video blackjack. I wanted to play roulette and real blackjack but didn't want to risk it. Maybe next time. I'll be going back on January 7-9th if all goes well (i.e. I'm not entirely broke by the end of the holidays). We went clubbing twice, Thursday at the Blush at the Wynn and then on Friday at the Jet at the Mirage. Blush was more like a lounge/bar with a small and narrow dance floor. At first, a few of my friends wanted to leave because the club looked so small, not suitable for dancing. At about 12am, things finally kicked in, more people came, good music began to play, and the alcohol flowed within our veins. Blush suddenly became one of my favorite spots during our Vegas trip. Then Friday rolled around. I met up with Phuong and Lee and went to Treasure Island with them. We gambled some, and then went to lunch at the Venetian. Afterwards, we strolled over to Planet Hollywood for a few hours. After that we split up and I met up with my friends over at the Bellagio and went shopping with them for a bit. After the day ended came another night of dancing and drinking. We went to the Jet which sounded promising since the billboard outside the hotel read "3 rooms, 3 sounds." Apparently, Friday wasn't hot enough for them to open up the other two rooms so I spent the first 4 hours being squished as people tried to go back and forth along the dance floor. I was super pissed off when this girl spilt her vodka all over my head and body. That was a total buzz killer. I stopped drinking after that and had just a mediocre night. I'm not sure if I'll ever go back to that club.
Saturday, we all woke up and checked out of our rooms. We ended by going to this Italian restaurant before we left. Over all, I must say that this trip was the best Vegas trip I've had so far in my life. I've never really done fun stuff in Vegas. It's usually just with the family, walking along the strip or staying in the rooms as they go gambling. I'm looking forward to returning, but only if I have enough money to spend for the second trip. Happy Holidays everyone!
Sometimes I think about my love and just wonder. Is he going to be someone that is right under my nose?
Is he is a good acquaintance that I know of? Is he my best buddy from undergrad? Is he someone I know of that has yet to come out? Who knows, I guess anything is impossible. Whether he's someone that I've never seen before or someone that I've known nearly all my life, as long as there's chemistry and love, that's all I need.
Just as I had promised, some pictures from the half marathon. In the first picture I'm standing with Kimberly and Florence, and in the second picture I'm running across the finish line.
Despite some recurring frustration with memories, it's finally safe to say that I'm happy where I'm at. I don't need anyone by my side to make me happy. I'm happy with myself and how I've been doing. ::crosses fingers:: I hope I get this job I'm interviewing for on Tuesday. If I do, things are going to change, in both good and bad ways but until then, all I can do is wait and see what happens.
I never imagined that I would have the strength to do such a thing but I did today. I'm so proud of myself and all my friends that passed the finish line today. It was a total of 13 miles and I got a time of 2 hours 33 minutes and 56 seconds. This isn't exceptionally fast but I was still proud because my personal goal coming into the race was just anything under 3 hours. During the race I ran comfortably for about 6 hours or so and then the right sole of my foot got very cramped. After that I could no longer run so I had to powerwalk the rest, running only for short distances when I could. Then at the 12th mile I saw this old lady powerwalking right in front of me. I couldn't let her beat me. At this point, all we had to do was run under a tunnel and turn around the street corner. I powerwalked to catch up to her but I wasn't quick enough. When I saw the tunnel, I immediately started to sprint and just kept on running until the finish line. I guess you could say that the adrenaline helped to push me during that extra half mile. I'll update next week with pictures.
Ok back to studying. I'm so sore. I'll be immobilized for the next 2 days!
I've been studying for finals lately. In other words, I've been MIA. I just have about 1.5 weeks left before I'm free. I'm very excited to be going to Vegas for a few days from Dec. 18-20.
There have been a lot of things going on, things I'd like to write about but I just can't find time to fit in. So I promise that I'll be back right after the 15th to talk about my adventures.
I can't understand myself. Everything my classmates do, I take it as a challenge, a form of competition. I constantly compare myself to my classmates and I feel horrible when I'm not on the same level. I'm not just talking about academics but also leadership as well. In some ways, seeing it as competition is what motivates me to excel, but I want to do things because of my own passion and drive instead of doing it because I think I have to.
So I went to go watch Twilight yesterday with Michelle and a couple of my classmates. I knew it was going to be this corny teenage romantic flick with a few vampires tossed in there. It was just what I expected. The actress was just horrible; she kept on blinking her eye in disbelief at just everything. I guess I can't complain because Michelle has already warned me prior to the movie that it would most likely be corny. The only reason why she wanted to go watch the movie was because of the hot guy. As I was watching the movie I couldn't help but agree with her. Edward, one of the Culluns was so cute. He certainly played his character well and I found him so intriguing.
I couldn't help it. I couldn't stop thinking about the guy afterward and I realized how this is reflective of who I am. I like guys, everything about them. I just wish I could have found the strength to come out to my classmates after the movie. I've been wanting to, but deep down inside I am scared that they would reject me or see me in a different light. I'm scared that it'll get around to the entire class and that it would affect my professional career. This is funny because I actually came out to most of my close friends nearly 2 years ago. I even made myself publicly gay by changing my status to gay on myspace. When I entered pharmacy school though, everything changed. I became a closet gay again. One of these days I'll have strength.
I've been waiting for months now, holding off on applying for jobs because I wanted to wait for that perfect one. I didn't want to just apply and get any old job. I wanted to gain experience in the industry so that I could improve my resume. Today I got an email for a regulatory affairs job for a student intern. I think it's perfect. I hope I get it. Wish me luck!
So the other day I brought a croissant to school. While I was on break, I was talking to my friend and was about to grab my croissant out of my bag to snack on but realized that it went missing. I thought I must of dropped it on the way to class (somewhere between the parking lot and PSC). I was studying a fews days later and opened up my notes to find my croissant smushed flat between my papers. I found you! :P
Today was the SAM/APSA Health Fair in East LA across from LAC + USC hospital. It was from 10-2pm. It was my second health fair of the semester, and overall I had a great time giving out free samples of sunscreen and educating the public about both sunscreen and skin cancer.
After I got home, I talked to my roomie about the my health fair and it was refreshing to hear how she's aware about capabilities of a pharmacist. We can do so much more than just work in a community setting. It's nice to know that the perception of a pharmacist is slowing changing. People are finally realizing that our four years of graduate education means we can so do much more than what we are often given credit for.
I ran today. It's been awhile and I must keep up my routine if I'm even thinking about entering the half-marathon.
I'm sitting here studying for my OTC exam which is this Friday. This will be the last midterm before finals. However, I'll be busy preparing for a lot of upcoming events for VAPSA.
Sigh, as busy as I think I am, I don't think that I am being as productive as I could be. My friends are picking up extra jobs left and right. I'm barely working 8 hours a week and yet I'm complaining that I have no time to do other things. I may have two positions with two organizations at my school, but it definitely doesn't seem like it. For example, I was supposed to make a posterboard for this upcoming Healthfair. I've postponed it for nearly a month. I have 5 days until the healthfair to put together the board. I just need to stop putting things off. I also need to plan a committee meeting and put together the agenda for that day, but I've been putting it off because I really don't want to think about it. I need to get back in the groove. I need to find ways to motivate myself.
I thought I was doing better, I thought all this time that I'dfreed up would give me an opportunity to excel and succeed with my professional goals, but instead I choose to use my time unwisely.
I just wanted to test this out to see if I can cross-post to both my Xanga and my Blogger at the same time. Let's see how it goes.
I'm adventurous at heart but some little voice inside me always tell me not to go for it. I think it's the scared timid me of the past, always rational and holding me back. I'm glad though that I have friends around me to push me when I'm in a state of hesitation. Good friends know you, and know deep down inside what you really want.
After Tuesday's voting results, my friends and I were all stunned about the results of prop. 8. We decided that we couldn't just sit there silent and not do anything. So on Wednesday night, we along with thousands of others met up in West Hollywood for a rally against Prop 8. We then marched the streets from West Hollywood (Santa Monica) to Sunset and Highland. I think we made it loud and clear that we would not be victims of discrimination. That was my first big rally. I've never march so far in protest of something, have never blocked traffic, and caused so much commotion before.
On Friday, I went to Saddle Ranch on Sunset for two of my classmate's Bdays and then rode the bull after dinner. It was so fun. This is something that was definitely worth it, especially since we sat in traffic for 2 hours getting there (there was a madonna concert at Dodger's stadium). I'll post the video soon!
After Tuesday's voting results, my friends and I were all stunned about the results of prop. 8. We decided that we couldn't just sit there silent and not do anything. So on Wednesday night, we along with thousands of others met up in West Hollywood for a rally against Prop 8. We then marched the streets from West Hollywood (Santa Monica) to Sunset and Highland. I think we made it loud and clear that we would not be victims of discrimination. That was my first big rally. I've never march so far in protest of something, have never blocked traffic, and caused so much commotion before.
On Friday, I went to Saddle Ranch on Sunset for two of my classmate's Bdays and then rode the bull after dinner. It was so fun. This is something that was definitely worth it, especially since we sat in traffic for 2 hours getting there (there was a madonna concert at Dodger's stadium). I'll post the video soon!
I went to go watch Eagle Eye with Hieu last week and couldn't help but fall in love with Shia Leabouf. There's something about him that says non-traditional, quirky, beautiful. That is all. I must go back to studying for my Therapeutics final tomorrow.
On Sunday, about 8 of my friends met up in Irvine on Alton and Culver to protest against Proposition 8, the proposition that is against gay marriages. I was scared at first, as it was my first rally and had no idea how the crowd react. Would they boo us and try and harrass us or would they be supported. To my surprised, once I arrived there with San I felt comfortable and at home. I was so proud to be gay and to part of this movement for change. San made a beautiful long sign that was long enough for five people to hold together. It said Nooo on H8te. There were moms and dads out there that held signs with us and supported. I even met my good friend that studied abroad with me while I was back at USC undergrad. We were met by very supportive drivers that passed by. They would honk their horns in support, would wave, and cheers us on. This gave me a lot of motivation. Of course we also met some opposition as some would flip us off as they drove by or gave us a thumbs down. There were no Yes on 8 protestors though. I heard that there were a few last weekend at the same street corner but they eventually dwindled down as the number of No supporters grew in size. I got to the site at 11:30 and then left at 2:20pm. My friends left at the same time and went to the rally in Fullerton close to CSUF right in front of a church. Click on the link below to read more on that rally. I heard it was a lot more exciting that the Irvine one as there was a huge turnout on both sides with about 200 No supporters and 150 or so Yes supporters.
A huge issue arose in class on Friday morning after our Biostats quiz. Just to give everyone a background, these quizzes each count for 10% of our grade. There are five of them. So early on, we decided to form a study group that looked over journal articles every week, made summaries and then we got together before each quiz to teach eachother the material. Our group was made up of about 10 individuals and only Phi Delta Chi brothers. The controversy arose over the fact that on the morning as we were taking the quiz, an Alpha (member of the opposing frat) took out their notes and low and behold it was the one that I had typed up with David and Jeanette for our study group.
First of all, the fact the notes some how got around surprises us all. I had never even gotten a chance to send my notes electronically to my discussion group members due to time constaints. I only made hardcopies for those that attended our small group disccusion on Thursday. However by Friday, our notes had made its way around the class. Someone, obviously took the time to scan those notes send email them out. What makes me personally mad is that as an co-owner of these notes, I should have the say in whom I want to distribute them to. I may make myself out to be a selfish person in writing this post, but I'm not. I often like to say that what's mine is yours. Relating to this situation though, I just wished that the person who had sent out our notes had asked us first. By not doing so, it is disrespecting me and the other co-owners of that piece. A work is essentially copyrighted the moment it is finished. Those who write it become the owners. As owners, I believe that it is our right to regulate our work, and not the right of those who have obtained our work.
What do you think? Are we being too touchy about sharing our work?
First of all, the fact the notes some how got around surprises us all. I had never even gotten a chance to send my notes electronically to my discussion group members due to time constaints. I only made hardcopies for those that attended our small group disccusion on Thursday. However by Friday, our notes had made its way around the class. Someone, obviously took the time to scan those notes send email them out. What makes me personally mad is that as an co-owner of these notes, I should have the say in whom I want to distribute them to. I may make myself out to be a selfish person in writing this post, but I'm not. I often like to say that what's mine is yours. Relating to this situation though, I just wished that the person who had sent out our notes had asked us first. By not doing so, it is disrespecting me and the other co-owners of that piece. A work is essentially copyrighted the moment it is finished. Those who write it become the owners. As owners, I believe that it is our right to regulate our work, and not the right of those who have obtained our work.
What do you think? Are we being too touchy about sharing our work?
It's a scary thought, but it seems to be happening everywhere. It's funny how years ago, penicillin was the miracle antibiotic, and now it is often not as effective as we wish it would be. I guess it inevitable when patients are hounding doctors to prescribes them anitbiotics for their colds and flus, when they don't even have a bacterial induced infection. These sicknesses are caused my viruses, and as of right now, there aren't many medications that one can take to battle a viral sickness such as the cold, or flu. It's just something that you have to wait out.
As a user of antibiotics for acne, I get scared that the bacteria on my face will eventually become resistant. I've been using this product called Benzaclin for a little less than a year now. It's an antibiotic in combination with benzoyl perioxide (product exposes bacteria to oxygen which kills them). I use it quite regularly. I can't help but get scared about missing a few doses and having the bacteria become less sensitive to the product upon resuming. Such was the case when I went back to Orange county to visit my father. Of course, I forgot to bring my medicine with me and so I missed my night and morning dose. After that, I broke out on numerous spots on my face and three weeks later, I'm still getting papules in places I haven't ever been concerned about before. I used to rarely get acne when I was on this medication continuously. We'll see what happens in a few weeks. I'm starting this cream again and it should help to air out the pores. The only thing is that it takes several weeks before it takes effect. It's also harsh on the skin since it has a drying effect.
Most of my friends have grown out of their acne by now. When will it cease to be a problem for me? If I was a girl, it'd be easy; they can actually take birth control to maintain their hormones which helps to control acne. Birth control is obviously not an option for men; I'll start sprouting boobs :P
As a user of antibiotics for acne, I get scared that the bacteria on my face will eventually become resistant. I've been using this product called Benzaclin for a little less than a year now. It's an antibiotic in combination with benzoyl perioxide (product exposes bacteria to oxygen which kills them). I use it quite regularly. I can't help but get scared about missing a few doses and having the bacteria become less sensitive to the product upon resuming. Such was the case when I went back to Orange county to visit my father. Of course, I forgot to bring my medicine with me and so I missed my night and morning dose. After that, I broke out on numerous spots on my face and three weeks later, I'm still getting papules in places I haven't ever been concerned about before. I used to rarely get acne when I was on this medication continuously. We'll see what happens in a few weeks. I'm starting this cream again and it should help to air out the pores. The only thing is that it takes several weeks before it takes effect. It's also harsh on the skin since it has a drying effect.
Most of my friends have grown out of their acne by now. When will it cease to be a problem for me? If I was a girl, it'd be easy; they can actually take birth control to maintain their hormones which helps to control acne. Birth control is obviously not an option for men; I'll start sprouting boobs :P
These are old pictures from Ryan's Christmas Bday party. Oh the memories. I must have been 21 years old. I believe that it was the first time that I had met Phuong (my fraternal twin sister). So much has changed over two years. Sometimes I do wish that I could just go back and fix a few things, but I wouldn't have learned what I did without those huge mistakes that I made.
Can't wait until after today's Therapeutics midterm. Then I can hang out with Mariah and Phuong on Tuesday and try and figure out what to dress up as for Halloween.
Can't wait until after today's Therapeutics midterm. Then I can hang out with Mariah and Phuong on Tuesday and try and figure out what to dress up as for Halloween.
It's really not that early. It's 7:37am, and I am up and ready to tackle therapeutics cramming for my exam tomorrow. I just wanted to write an entry about my friend who has decided to donate on my behalf fo NO on prop 8 as my belated b-day gift. I'm actually really touched, and I woudn't prefer it any other way. No amount of material gifts would ever amount to or equate to the gift of having marriage. I think some of us don't realize the extent of what's to happen within the next few weeks. I'm hoping for the best.
A couple of my gay friends' birthdays are today, and they wanted all of their friends to do the same (ie donate). Instead of wasting money on presents, they wanted us to donate to No on prop 8. Since Oct. 10th, I've donated various times, but in all I've donated $165. It's something that I don't want to look back on and say that I could have done more. When something like the chance for equality comes out, how could you refuse it? Let's just say that we're blessed that the time for change is coming in this generation. We could have been born in the 1940s when it was not even an option to openly hold hands with another person of the same sex. So, let's make it happen. Don't sit there idly and miss this opportunity. Sometimes it takes someone to take away something before you realize the importance of what you had. Yet even still, as the Pro prop 8 people advertise constantly on TV, some people still don't realize the importance of all of this. If reading my blog helps at all, please go out there and donate. With just a few weeks left, money raised for the campaign will help reach those undecided voters.
The time for change is now. I can't wait 12 years from now for society to recognize me as an equal. I want it now. I'm tired of having to hide and pretend. I just want to be me...
A couple of my gay friends' birthdays are today, and they wanted all of their friends to do the same (ie donate). Instead of wasting money on presents, they wanted us to donate to No on prop 8. Since Oct. 10th, I've donated various times, but in all I've donated $165. It's something that I don't want to look back on and say that I could have done more. When something like the chance for equality comes out, how could you refuse it? Let's just say that we're blessed that the time for change is coming in this generation. We could have been born in the 1940s when it was not even an option to openly hold hands with another person of the same sex. So, let's make it happen. Don't sit there idly and miss this opportunity. Sometimes it takes someone to take away something before you realize the importance of what you had. Yet even still, as the Pro prop 8 people advertise constantly on TV, some people still don't realize the importance of all of this. If reading my blog helps at all, please go out there and donate. With just a few weeks left, money raised for the campaign will help reach those undecided voters.
The time for change is now. I can't wait 12 years from now for society to recognize me as an equal. I want it now. I'm tired of having to hide and pretend. I just want to be me...
Today's was Legislative Day at University Park Campus at USC. The event started out with a big breakfast at 8-11am which welcomed Pharmacists, and Politicians, and others that are important in making changes in Policy. Then at 11am, on behalf of APSA we had a health fair until 2pm. We We had cholesterol, diabetes, osteoporosis, and Hypertension screenings for free and in addition to over a handful informational booths. I was in charge of the Skin Cancer and Sun screen booth today since I'm the Director of Cancer Awareness. We were giving out free Coppertone 30spf mini sunscreens and telling people about what they needed to know about sun cancer and how to reduce their risk. It was an awesome experience in comparison to last year when I had less than 5 people come up to me to talk about skin cancer. It must have been the free samples. I brought over 300 samples and have about 50 or so left, so you do the math. I think that's it our booth was a success. Can't wait until November, when we go to a school to educate more students about skin cancer. 
Today I finally opened my deathnote figurines that my friend got for me as a present from Anime expo. They're really awesome. I'm still sad though that Rem is missing a wing. Uhhh they gave me two left wings. I was thinking to myself, this can't be! lol Oh well, I guess mistakes happen. 
Random day in West Hollywood. I'm not sure what we were up to that day. Was it lunch at Bossa Nova's? Yummy
Love is somethign that is amazing and beyond all of us. If it is so strong, how can one love a person one day and then want nothing to do with them the next. I say that it's because people throw around the term too loosely. Are they really in love with you when they say it, or are they infatuated? That's why I am always so careful to use the word. I may be hesitant to use it, but when I do, I mean it with all of my heart.
In addition, I see so many parallels in terms of the movie and modern day life. There was so much struggle between the two to find acceptance of their love, it was forbidden love. It almost seems destined that I watched this movie, since at the present, there is the whole battle over equality for marriage at debate (proposition 8). Gays and lesbians are trying to fight for their rights to marry eachother, to celebrate their love for one another publicly, to be treated as equals. There is intense struggle, and the result of the election will change history either way, whether it makes new ground setting precedence or whether it sets us all back years and increases our struggle. I hope that the latter will not be the case.
The movie makes me emotional on so many levels, but mostly it ticks me off too because of the whole debate about the sanctity of marriage at risk with the tolerance of gay marriages. In today's society, is the institution of marriage really all that sacred anymore? Teens and even adults are marrying for all the wrong reasons or without love, to be divorced years later. Yet, somehow the allowance of gay marriages somehow infringes on this sanctity? Well I will agree that in some cases it may, but for many gay couples, they have been with their life partners for decades. They love eachother, period. If that love is not sacred, I don't know what is. However, it is not fair that they are not being given the same rights as everyone else.
I don't see myself getting married anytime soon, but I want that option to be there when I find my Romeo oneday. I want our love to be celebrated among friends and family, publicly.
I'm just being really stupid today, can't concentrate. Chi chi and I went to Baccali today for lunch. I had the Cajun chicken and he had the Malaysian curry chicken. Then we went back to my place and then watched some SNL parodies of Sarah Palin. I stll can't believe how much she looks just like Tina Fei. Anyway, back to studying.
Legislative day, health fair is coming up next Friday at the USC Main campus. We will be having hypertension, cholesterol, diabetes screening for free to the surrounding general area. I will be there with my Cancer Awareness commitee to educate individuals about the importance of applying sunscreen, and teach them how to screen and prevent melanoma and various other skin cancers.
I'm still trying to get the hang of this thing. I like the layout, but I'm not really sure about all the functinalities. I like the face that Xanga, has the whole footprint thing so I can get a feel of who visits my blog and reads it. However, blogger makes it so much more easier to add pictures straight from my computer.
It's so hard to choose which blog to use. One one hand, I've been using Xanga forever. I have a handful of entries there, yet I like the look and feel of blogger. Then there's the networking sites which also have blogs like facebook and myspace which are conveniently located in an area where all your friends have easy access to all your entries.
Here are a few photos from my trip with my sister and niece to Orlando Florida. I really cannot believe that it happened this summer but I'm glad that it did, especially after the hectic summer with my MS classes. I had a great five days in Orlando and can't wait to come back someday and explore the other 4 disney world parks and other theme parks such as Sea World and Universal Studies.
I'm currently back in Omaha, Nebraska and will be back to CA on Thursday. I hope to move into my new apartment this thursday. We'll see what happens. I've been looking forward to moving in since last month and it's been pushed back multiple times by the manager.
Currently out of shape too, can't wait to go back to OC and working out with Hieu and continuing where I left off.
This morning was a complete disaster. Not only did I wake up later than normal, my computer crashed. I decided to do a system restore for my computer to remove a glitch which then resulted in the infamous blue screen. I had to undo the restore to bring it back to normal. Then I found out with much shock that the internet was not working. I think used the backup computer in the kitchen and found that the internet was down as well. I think called up my brother and drove to Costa Mesa to work on my research paper on his network. That wasted a good two hours. I'm just counting down the hours. This is the last essay I'll have to write for my finals. I had a total of four essays to write, and spend a good week or so to do research and writing for them. I've never had to research and write so much! It's been a stressful week, and it's finally winding down. Can't wait until Tuesday when my friends and I all go to the OC fair.
Fun at the OC Fair last year. We're all thinking about going on this Tuesday. Will it be just as fun?? We'll just have to see. Can't wait!
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