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Sunday, January 14th, 2007
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I guess this is a quick update on my life since my last update which was before I left for the Tyler Place in the summer of 2006. I have a lot of ground to cover, but I'll just go over the basics.
My summer in Vermont was amazing. I met a ton of cool people and partied way too much and lost more brain cells than I had anticipated. Coming back to school in the fall, I found it difficult even to type a coherent sentence. As time went on, I got back into the groove of things.
Fall '06 by far was my most trying semester. Nothing really seemed to be going right. I was working 35 hours a week saving up all the money I could for a trip to Japan over Christmas break (more on that later), I had 17 units, most of which were major courses that took a lot of me, and my unavailability for those I care about really took its toll on them and me. My girlfriend and I have since broken up, but are remaining friends. I think it should be for the better. So far we're getting along much better this way.
I just returned from my fantastic trip to Tokyo and Hokkaido. It was a lot of fun and plenty of photos are posted on facebook. In a way going there was kind of a relief. I felt like I was finally doing something for me - which I hadn't been able to do for an entire semester.
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The hardest semester of my life is finally over. It ended much better than I expected, thanks to adderol. I guess the last time I updated was when I was in Hawai'i. Since I got back, life's been busy busy busy for me. I was working nearly 30 hours every week at Gladstone's (or Sadstone's as we employees affectionately called it). In addition to that, I had projects due out the ass and barely enough time to keep my sanity. Amidst all this, I was able to begin a new kind of relationship with Vicki. We'd been hanging out for so long together and after our vacation in Hawai'i we realized how much we liked being around each other and that we were ready to take our relationship to the next level. I'm really happy in this relationship and I miss her a lot right now. When the semester ended, I came out with really good grades! 1 A, 3 A-'s, 1 B+, and 1 B. Sweet! That definitely helps the GPA. Being a business major is awesome and I'm so pleased that my fluke change ended up being something that I wont regret. I started thinking today that I need to get a good internship for next semester that I can stick to for a while. During 2005, I had so many freakin jobs and it seemed like I couldn't keep any of them, not because I would get fired, but because I was bored of them or they just ended. I want to find something that will set me down the right career path in the future. But, that's what this summer will be for.
Once school ended, Vicki and I got to chill in Malibu for about a week. We hit up Universal Studios one day and that was a blast. Then we went down to Coronado to chill there for a few days. Too bad it was cold the entire time because that beach is frickin sweet. We spent Cinco de Mayo in Tijuana and got absolutely fucked up. Lucky for us, the trolly ran right by our hotel (but not too close so we wouldn't hear it during the night, though we did hear other, more passionate sounds from our neighbors).
I'm glad to be back in the south though. I need that bi-annual dosage to keep me sane and to remind me why I am living in California now. As soon as I landed in Atlanta, my parents drove me a strenuous 7+ hours to Louisville, KY. It was refreshing to see my papaw, aunts, and cousins. At the same time, it was a reality check. It reminded me that my roots were deeply set in poverty and that I should not be so grateful for what my parents have already done to make my life better than theirs. We don't have a lot, but we sure do have more than what my dad did growing up. The pecuniary differences aside, my brother's and my relationship with our parents is stronger than what my dad relates to me of his own childhood. In our lives built on hard work and perserverance, we've got a family rich in love, culture, and support. I couldn't ask for more (though, most of the times, I find myself asking my parents for more money!)
Then we took the 3 hour drive (which ended up taking most of the day because of our side trip to Horse Cave, KY to see Hidden River Cave (formerly Horse Cave, hence the town's name)) to Clarksville. This trip ended up being really awesome because I saw a different side to Clarksville than I had ever experienced before. Even on our way into Clarksville, my dad got lost around Bowling Green and we took backroads across the northern part of Tennessee. We went through Springfield and saw the kind of place that most Tennesseans call home. It was so beautiful and I wondered what life might have been like had I grown up in a city smaller than Clarksvegas. When Chanda came to visit me, we took a drive around Clarksville down some roads that I had never fully explored before. Amish people even waved at us in their horse and buggy!! YEE HAW! I called it a successful trip when I had finally seen everyone that I wanted to see. I got to hang out with Ambur (we went to see Cirque du Soleil in Nashville!), Chanda (we smoked together!), Myumpo (didn't do much with her - long story), Brandon, Sheena, and Vanessa (we went bowling and I scored 110!!!). By then, I was ready to go. Oh! My nephew and neice are the cutest babies on the planet, by far! I want to take them with me! Millie, my brother and sister-in-law's dog is equally cute and my wish applies to her too. Family time is definitely good.
So here I am in Atlanta. I'm absolutely bored out of my mind. That should change tomorrow when Moms and I go explore the city. Though, I'll make it clear that I'll be driving, since Moms ran a STOP SIGN yesterday! She scared me to death. I am hoping that I'll be able to see my friend Adrianne while I am here. Anyway, Friday is just around the corner and my summer vacation can start to be a little more stable. All this traveling has got me restless for some rest!
On Friday, I'm going up to New York City! I'm gonna chill with Vicki and explore that city a little bit. I'll be staying with her until Wednesday morning, when I fly to Vermont to stay for the summer. I've got this job at this really random resort that nobody I've spoken to has ever heard of. Waiting tables will be my summer job. Hopefully this all pans out really well. From reading the packet, it could either be a great place for college students to meet each other, while working on the side, or a place where college students are worked to death in exchange for a few meals and a roof over their head. I'll be sure to update on how that goes. But, for now, I'm excited about spending the summer in northern Vermont. I've already got big plans to visit Montreal, Canada. I also want to buy a bike while I'm there so I can ride it "into town" (four miles away!!) to purchase toilletries and the like.
Alright, lest this become a short novel, I'm gonna cut it off here. I need a cigarette and some sleep.
Beginning May 26, 2003, all mail to me can be sent to:
Joseph Kennedy
c/o The Tyler Place
P.O. Box 245
Old Dock Road
Highgate Springs, VT 05460
Take it easy y'all,
I'm out.
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Saturday, February 25th, 2006
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| Subject: | Hawaii |
| Time: | 2:49 pm. |
| Mood: |  content. | | Music: | One Bud Wiser - - Gretchen Wilson. |
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Aloha,
Good news everyone! I've made it safely to the Honolulu international airport and am waiting for my connecting flight to Maui. I had no clue that Hawaii was so far away (it took us five hours over the Pacific from LA to get here). Who knew? Anyways, the weather is great here. I'm actually appreciatory of the fact that it was freezing the past few weeks in Malibu because now I can enjoy the change in temperature. I haven't really seen much of anything yet, save a palm tree here and there. Though, I must say, I really enjoyed the aerial view of the islands. My body is starving to be saturated in that warm salt water.
I am so glad spring break is here. This semester has been hell so far. On top of working 30 hours a week and taking 17 units (most of which are major courses), I had a surgery and stuff that I had to take time to recover from. I'm pretty proud of myself to tell you the truth. It was such an ordeal to get everything done, but I knew that the moment it was all done and I tried my hardest that it would be very rewarding. I can just kick back now and relax in the tropical waters of Hawaii and enjoy this time off. I smell the best spring break ever creeping up on me.
Ha ha, Vicki and I joked last night about how I wouldn't wake up in time. She knows me too well. Apparently she called me at 4:30 and had a whole conversation with me and she heard my alarm clock go off and everything. I was unaware of this conversation until she called me back at 5:30 to tell me she and her family were at Pepperdine to pick me up. "SHIT!" She knew exactly what that meant. So, against my will, I have entered Hawaii without showering or shaving (the latter, for 3 days).
I'm really enjoying the Japanese culture here. Though, all I can really pick up on is "arigatoo gozaimasu".
Ok, I'm bored with updating. I'm gonna go smoke or something.
Happy Spring Break to one and all. I hope you all have a great & safe time.
Aloha! Saiyoonara!
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Sunday, February 19th, 2006
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I now have California plates on my car. I didn't think I would be doing this. My intentions have always been to preserve my "heritage", I suppose, for Tennessee. For the time being, I'm keeping my bank account in Tennessee.
I saw the strangest thing at work the other day. Anthony Hopkins came into the restaurant and sat with his friends, disheveled and frightful looking. I really didn't pay much attention to him, but when I started to think about him eating, I couldn't resist from looking. Anthony Hopkins - EATING! Brain food* for that matter. It gave me the chills just to think about it, but to actually get to see this sight, I lost control and couldn't help but to laugh to cover up my fear.
When I was talking to my coworker about this, we started to list our celebrity sightings, and I thought it would be a good idea to list the celebs I have seen and the situation behind the sighting.
Jamie Lynn Spears (filming at Pepperdine)
Fat kid from That's so Raven (filming at Pepperdine)
Britney Spears (at Blockbuster, then spoke to her at Pepperdine campus)
Pamela Lee (walking around Pepperdine)
Jay Leno (at his show)
Ebert & Roper (on Leno)
David Spade (at Ralph's)
Ellen Degeneres (at her show)
Fran Dresher (on Ellen)
Cameron Diaz (on Ellen)
Erik Estrada (on Ellen)
uh... Kevin Federline (at Blockbuster with Britney)
Diane Keaton (at Gladstones)
Anthony Hopkins (at Gladstones)
EDIT 2/18/06 11:46 PM Josh Groban (at Glastone's - spoke to him for a few moments - he enjoyed his meal)
EDIT 2/19/06 9:46 PM Stevie Wonder (at Gladstone's - encouraged him to have a great day)
Nick Carter (at Gladstone's - asked various questions related to seating him at a table. He was in a party of five and I later made a funny "Looks like he likes being in groups of five! Baziiiiing!")
I feel like there's more. I may have to edit this later if I remember more.
Oh yeah, I might go to Alaska or Wyoming this summer. :)
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I'm so tired of writing IF, AND, OR, and NOT functions.
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Thursday, January 19th, 2006
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3 days later and all I've eaten is 7 pudding cups, a little bit of pasta, a slice of pizza, half a pepperoni, and a little bit of ice cream. My weight has gone from 121 lbs to 113 lbs.
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Tuesday, January 17th, 2006
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somebody kill me. My vicodin hasn't taken effect yet and I'm super thirsty. I can't force but a few teaspoons of water down at a time and I'm peeing way more than that. I'm afraid I'm going to lose about 10 pounds. I've been the same weight for years and to bring me down to 110 is scary for me and scary for anyone who would have to look at me.
ooooooooooooow. my throat hurts.
on the bright side, everyone brought me balloons! hooray! :)
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Sunday, January 15th, 2006
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I'm back in Malibu and loving it. The weather (for the most part) has been great and I've not missed but 1 sunset since I've been here. I started working at Gladstone's 4 Fish on Wednesday and since then I've put in about 26 hours. It's wearing me out. Needless to say, I didn't kick the habit this week. I kept on saying tomorrow, tomorrow and now my surgery is tomorrow. I tried so hard today but when I was at work, I got so grumpy and moody that I had to go to the gas station and buy some reds.
Which brings me to the best news I've written in here in a while, medically speaking - my tonsils are being taken out tomorrow! I have had these since December 2004 and it is now a full year later.
Ok - I'm bored of writing. I'll soon have nothing to do (unless I decide to keep up with my homework) so I'll be writing more later.
Yay Vicodin!
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Monday, December 12th, 2005
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The semester is winding down and for the most part, I feel complete. I've had a crazy semester. It feels like it's lasted so long - partly because I haven't been home since the beginning of May. I can't wait to go home. Seeing everyone will be grand. I feel like a geek, but I want to visit my high school again.
I went to Las Vegas for Thanksgiving. My first time there and I wasn't able to completely enjoy it simply because I'm not 21 and I got sick there. I didn't let the latter stop me from doing anything I normally would have, but my fear of getting caught kept me in line with the former.
Uh... I'm going to buy Christmas gifts (somewhat last minute) so I'll update more on another date.
This entry seems somewhat pointless. For that matter, so does blogging.
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Saturday, November 5th, 2005
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So I saw this thing on MySpace about the Janice Dickinson project that was calling for aspiring models of all shapes and sizes. We go at like 5:30 or so and wait in line from 8:30 till 11:00 when they give us red papers telling us to come back at noon. We meet some really cool people in line and we went to get some starbucks for lunch. When we came back, within 30 minutes, we were standing in front of Janice. I was first in my group and she said to me, "You're too short. What makes you think you can be a model?"
"Well, you said you don't care about how tall you are."
"What? I didn't say that. You're too short."
Backtracking a little bit *shows video footage of Janice speaking to everyone on top of a makeshift soapbox*, we see Janice here talking to everyone in line. She says, "I don't care if you're short, fat, tall, skinny, got bad acne. We can fix everything." Apparently I was confused because I thought it wouldn't be runway stuff. I thought it would be commercials and just regular photography. But, either way, I told myself I wouldn't be disappointed by the results at all.
However, a scout did come up to Jennifer and I (a freshman that went with me) and gave us her card and got our information. She's gonna contact us. :)
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Thursday, October 20th, 2005
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This week has been a trip and it's only Wednesday. On Monday, I was seriously ready to give up by noon. I went to work at Lisa's and everything just seemed to be going wrong. Lisa was already kinda pissed at me for getting all the addresses on her holiday mailing labels project messed up. Pricess Salima of Switzerland was apparently residing in Santa Fe, NM! On top of that, when I went outside to eat, I left the screen door closed so her doggy Ricky wouldn't bother me while I ate. Poor guy never eats apparently because he just jumped right onto the screen door and knocked it out of the tracks. I tried to fix it but I didn't do a very good job because it fell when I went back in and right on top of a wicker chair. After telling Lisa about this (which I could tell she was frustrated about), she asked me to take out the screen and give it to the workers who were building her moat (what I'm calling it - it's actually just a stream that they are widening behind the house). I left the door open and it started to rain and soaked a good area of her wood floor. I tried to sop up as much of it as I could with paper towels, but then I was just like "screw it" and went back to work. When Lisa and I were going to go to the post office in separate cars, I noticed that one of my tires was severely flat so I had to ride with her and wait at the post office for about an hour. I got my tire fixed though later that day.
I decided I wouldn't let myself get upset over everything that happened on Monday because a positive outlook can really change the way you feel about things. I just really didn't need to be depressed at the time.
Time passed. I lived. I breathed.
Fast forward to today (or earlier last night, since it's 3:10 am THURSDAY), and I am driving up Seaver Drive. A car stops in front of me and I assume (naturally) that the driver is going to back into a parking spot. However, the driver decided to do a U-turn without signaling. Our cars collided at a speed of 20 mph or less, but there was significant damage to his car, not really mine. His driver door was severely dented in and my passenger blinker cover got shattered. According to the driver, he says he was going to go from his parking spot which he claims was about 30 yards back and go up to the CCB. However, if we take a closer look at what was going on and the position of the cars, it becomes quite clear that he was lying about this. First, the accident happened right by a large red zone and a crosswalk. Therefore, had he been getting out of a parking spot, he was illegally parked. Secondly, if his parking spot was 30 yards away then it doesn't make sense why his car would be in that position coming out, especially since he was heading to the CCB, which brings me to my last point. If he was headed for the CCB, then why would he be making a U-turn going up Seaver Drive to head down it? These things don't add up. I'm sorry.
Well, everyone was fine, it's just going to be a big hassle to deal with all of this in the coming weeks. I am also a little bit suspicious of the whole situation because right after the accident, the passenger jumped out of the car and scurried away almost immediately. What would motivate someone to leave the scene of an accident in such a manner?
Oh, and Danielle left for Basic Training yesterday and that made me sad. It has only been a full day but I already miss her and am planning what I'm going to send her in my letter.
Lord have Mercy on me!
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Sunday, October 16th, 2005
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These are a few of the lies I'm planning on telling my ENT specialist when I go for a 3 month check up on the 24th. My throat has been hurting constantly since last I saw him. I think it's growing a tooth. I think it's been eating my food before I get a chance (or it's been preventing me from eating large pieces of food). My tonsil is growing larger I think. It said something once.
Maybe I'll get it removed by telling all these lies. Either that or I'll make him laugh.
I had a dream that I cut it out of my mouth with Josh's scalpel once. That scared me...
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Friday, October 14th, 2005
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| Time: | 12:37 pm. |
| Music: | Sunshowers - - M.I.A.. |
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I wish I could see the leaves change to the bright colors of fall on that old road I loved so much.
I wish that everytime I went back to the South everything would remain frozen just the way it was when I left it.
I wish I had made better decisions my freshman year in college.
I wish I was closer to God.
I wish I had a dog.
I wish my friends could see how happy I am here.
Where's a genie when you need one?
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Thursday, September 29th, 2005
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These last few weeks have been so crazy for me. I've been busy with everything and hardly have a moment to myself. I think I'll update on what's been going on outside of class.
Two weekends ago, Vicki and I stayed at this 5 star hotel in Santa Monica called Shutters on the Beach. The hotel was pretty cool. We mostly just played in the pool and the hot tub. This was a while ago, so I have forgotten most of the details.
Last weekend, Vicki and I went to San Diego (Coronado to be exact) and stayed at the Hotel del Coronado. This haunted hotel that's been host to such celebrities as Marilyn Monroe had it's hayday in the 30s. We stayed in an ocean view room with an awesome balcony right on Coronado Beach (ranked in the top 10 in the US!). We left Malibu at noon (yes, I did skip my accounting class) on Friday. When we got there, we just chilled, ate some, and then went to the hot tub. The next day, we went to Sea World! I got to feed dolphins, see Shamu, and pet sting rays! It was really weird because everything about the day just seemed to go so perfectly. The day ended with fireworks and dancing (old people were swing dancing!).
On the last day in Coronado, we just went to the beach. We rented a surfboard and chilled there all day (that's why I'm so burnt right now). I actually surfed for about 20 seconds!
( Here are some pictures from that weekend )
Then yesterday, I went to the Ellen Degeneres Show. We ended up being so lucky. Initially, Justin and I were just going to go two weeks ago, but the show filled up and they had to send people away, but gave tickets to those for an upcoming show. We got 4 tickets and Justin, Allie Barnes, Jenn and I went. We were on the FRONT ROW and had a blast! We danced and did all this crazy stuff and Ellen looked at us a lot. The camera was pretty much always on us when it was on the audience. At one point, I was doing this African dance that I made up and Jerry O'Connel and Ellen pointed at me (during commercials) and were all impressed-like. Then during the show, Jerry said how cool the audience was and said "like Mr. Green Shirt" (me) and the camera came to me and did a close up on me! Fran Drescher was there as well. After the show was done, we found out that they were going to film two shows in the same day so we got to be audience members in a second show. The guest for the second show was Cameron Diaz! She is so freakin hot in person. The only not-hot thing she did was when she put these paper towels under her armpits during each commercial break. I don't know what that was about, but I guess it's better than sweat dripping down your arms? I got an Ellen shirt at the end of the day too for being in the dance competition!
On our way back, we saw the forest fire that was raging through Simi Valley. Though tragic, it was beautiful. The horizon was aglow with flames and smoke. It was almost spiritual for me.
I'm bored of updating, and it's 5 am. I should get a few hours of sleep before my 8 am class tomorrow. Heh.
Night.
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Tuesday, September 13th, 2005
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School is going so great. I'm excelling in all my courses and just enjoying my classes much more this year. My hopes are that I don't become disinterested in these subjects and figure out that I don't want to major in anything since after exhausting all possibilities.
I feel like all I think about is work and school. I hardly have enough time for myself or friends anymore. I'm working with Lisa Hilton still and this job is the bane of my week. I mean - I really should be grateful that I have it - I brag about it enough. But really, I just don't think it's using my talents to their full potential. I literally stuff envelopes for the majority of the time that I'm working there. I think what might irk me the most about the whole thing is how sometimes Lisa will say things that are very condescending and I know she realizes it. I just don't say anything but after reading an article about how this guy told his employers to "fuck off" and got promoted 3 times in three different jobs, I'm thinking of following suit. However, his experiences were more in the corporate arena, not really private office assistant. I guess it's something to mull over. I really can't quit now that she got me two other jobs with Hiltons. I'm tutoring her nephew (a 4th grader - it's so easy/boring) and I'm going to begin working with her husband with his filing. I'm excited about seeing what kind of documents I'll be privy to. :)
I went to a celebrity party the other night. So many people came dressed up as these neat celebrities. I think my favorite was Audrey Hepburn. I heard that after I left, and everyone else had too, she was in the bathroom puking. But I got to dance with a Britney Spears.
Today is my dad's birthday and I sent him a ( card )
I'm precious. All of it is true too. I love my dad and mom so much. That makes me happy.
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Monday, August 29th, 2005
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So I had a great time on my birthday. It was pretty chill all during the day and then that night we went to the Cheesecake Factory and had an awesome dinner. I was so happy that so many people I wanted to be there could make it.
Hookah bar on Saturday and that was a good time as always.
Classes started today. I had two classes this morning and was done by 10 am. It was pretty flippin' sweet. Japanese seems like it will be easy but challenging. I don't remember anything we learned today. Right now we're focusing on oral stuff and later we'll learning reading and writing.
Later I went to this job interview with this guy at Starbucks in Calabasas. It sounds like such a cool job. Working with SP I got a lot of experience in 'event planning' and the such. He has to interview five more people and then he'll make calls two weeks from now. I wonder if during the summer he would want me to work with him too. Then I could stay out here once again. While I was there I saw Jermaine Jackson but I didn't say anything to him. But he smiled at me whenever I came out of the bathroom because he tried to go in while I was in there and the door was locked. heh. He looks funny.
I never have motivation to write in this thing. I always think of really cool things to write about and then never really do it. Heh.
Well, I'm gonna prepare for sleep. Goodnight.
Oh wait - Emily got me a dinosaur for my birthday that is soo cool. I have it on my dash along with a flamin' hot cheeto, lip balm, and cuticle cream and a gum wrapper that Bonnie Browne left there. :) I got other cool gifts too that I am making full use of - Game of Life, 1000 drinking games, Spongebob episodes (which I watched today - hilarious).
Ok - that's all.
Night.
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Tuesday, August 23rd, 2005
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This dude came up to Tara (one of my co-workers at the Grant Processing job with Foursquare) and me and asked us to buy a lizard that he found for $15. I could tell he was a crack-head or something - you know how they always sell things that they stole/found to buy more crack. I just felt really burdened and saddened by his state of condition and wanted to give him more than the dollar in my wallet, so I asked him if he would pray with us. Rodge (his name) grabbed our hands and I started praying. At first I was just saying how awesome God was (us being surrounded by the park - which is beautiful), then I started praying for Rodge. I asked God to take care of him and show His love for him. And I said some random weird line that infuriated him.
"God, let Rodge know that you love him just as much as you love me or... or... George W. Bus---"
"--Man! What the Fuck you talk about George W. Bush for? I hate that man."
"Uh... In the name of Jesus, amen."
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Thursday, August 18th, 2005
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| Time: | 11:32 pm. |
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I got my first taste of being an adult at an adult job this week. I started my short-term job at Foursquare Foundation in downtown LA (next to little Phillipines or something like that) and it's been hella awesome so far. Ok - that's an exaggeration; but, it's been fun. I met some cool people at least. We've just been reading these grant applications from these religious groups that want to start various ministries. We had to go through and rate them with a set criteria. Now we're calling the references. I think the part I like the best is that I get to commute. I have to drive like 30 minutes to an hour (with traffic) to get there. I've done really well at not smoking though. I think this is a great way to test my will-power. If I can make it through LA traffic without smoking then I can quit whenever I want.
I also took a big bite out of the future (in my parents p.o.v.) or contemporary technology (to everyone else). I got that laptop and I'm on it right now. I still need to transfer all my files over here and get this thing up and goin'. I can't decide if I want Mozilla on this or not.
Going along with the taste theme I have in this entry, I'll throw in about my culinary experiences this week. Due to the lack of caf food on campus that is available to straggling Special Programs workers, we've been driven to cook for ourselves. We've always wanted to but now we have the opportunity and drive to do it. The first night, I prepared chicken fried rice (which I aptly named Salmonella Stir Fry). The next night, Steve prepared chicken soft tacos (which I tried to dubb cholera quesadillas). Last night was hamburger helper and tonight was chili dogs. I love it! We've been setting the table and having dinnertime conversation and everything. It's really relaxing and an awesome way to end the day.
Ok. I'm just too excited about this computer that i'm forgetting that I need to wake up hella early tomorrow. I hope I don't wake Josh up again. He was pissed!
out.
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Tuesday, August 16th, 2005
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I'm about to go out and get some breakfast from JBX or McDonald's and I thought I'd write a little. So everything is going perfectly right now. I start my job with the grant processing tomorrow and I've got a steady flow of money coming in for the next month or so. All I have to worry about is classes, and that's the way it should be. Yes! *appropriate hand motion*
Finally, finally, finally, I am getting a laptop. My dad ordered it today. I'm sooo stoked about it and I can't wait to get it! It should be here in 3 to 4 business days. Hellatiously wicked awesome dude! (I'm sorry - I say weird things in my head and sometimes I want to share them with the world). So - I guess y'all are all wondering what it looks like and stuff, so check out this site. Sony VIAO.
That's all for now. I'm getting hungrier by the minute. Holla!
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It's 11:32 PM. At 1:15 pm today, I arrived at work. I just want to go home. Actually, I want to go bowling, but those plans got scratched. As long as I get to see Adrianne, it will be a grand night.
ok - last bus just got here. 11:36 pm. I'm headed to Santa Monica to go to Denny's.
peace out
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