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Tonight was very interesting. Started out by going to my class to meet the teacher, see how everything works online, and then leaving to PF Chang's. I picked up two of my friends and then we went shopping for a bit and headed back to PF Chang's. For those who don't know PF Chang's is the hub where everyone who works there meets regardless or not of having a shift that day. I came home, went on the computer and was enjoying my alone time when Natalie called me and asked to meet her and her sister at the beach. Wanting to get out of the house I told them I'd be right down.
I got to the beach and met them near the sand. We talked for a while and then decided to go on a walk. It was fun walking in the water, running from the sand crabs, and then having a nice walk back to the car...at least until I notice that I no longer have car keys in my pocket. Somewhere along the shore they fell out and we all panicked. The three of us split up and searched for over an hour. Searching for a ring of keys at the beach in the sand/water at night is like looking for a brown needle in a haystack with the lights off. It was impossible. And to top things off, there were all these fish that were washing up and flip-flopping their way back to the water. We were trying to catch them and in the process of trying to catch fish and using a phone as a flashlight to fine lost keys, Natalie's sister loses her phone. It, along with my keys, are now deep under water making weird monster babies. What fun!
After giving up on the search, we walked to the police station to see if it would be alright to leave my car over night and not get a citation. The police said it would be fine and they even went and put a note on my car for the morning meter maid crew. We tried calling several people for a ride home but no one would answer. So it was up to my friend who just happens to live right there on the beach.
It took about 15 minutes to break into her apartment building but we managed by going to the side entrance. Another 1o minutes knocking at her door, keep in mind its late late at night and we are waking the whole family up. Her mom finally answers, gets her, and she saves the night by giving us a ride home.
*sighs* I will be heading back to the beach at 6:00am to look once more. After another hour of looking by myself It will be off to the Nissan dealership to buy a new key and then to work at 10:30am. The key chain had about $700 dollars worth of keys on it. I'm so bummed, you don't even know. This means no more going out, eating out, joy rides, or anything else for an extremely long time for Alex. It's gonna be all work work work so I can make up the money since the parental units will not be paying for it. Something about it being my fault and it will teach me a responsibility lesson of some sort.
With that being said it is now time to visit some of my other sites. I figure I might as well be online being [un]productive instead of lying in bed all night worrying about everything.
Oh, Melissa, I'm so sorry to say but I don't think I'll be able to do Disneyland on Tuesday. Way too much going on. But if you would like to still hang out around Redondo, I'm all for it :)
I got to the beach and met them near the sand. We talked for a while and then decided to go on a walk. It was fun walking in the water, running from the sand crabs, and then having a nice walk back to the car...at least until I notice that I no longer have car keys in my pocket. Somewhere along the shore they fell out and we all panicked. The three of us split up and searched for over an hour. Searching for a ring of keys at the beach in the sand/water at night is like looking for a brown needle in a haystack with the lights off. It was impossible. And to top things off, there were all these fish that were washing up and flip-flopping their way back to the water. We were trying to catch them and in the process of trying to catch fish and using a phone as a flashlight to fine lost keys, Natalie's sister loses her phone. It, along with my keys, are now deep under water making weird monster babies. What fun!
After giving up on the search, we walked to the police station to see if it would be alright to leave my car over night and not get a citation. The police said it would be fine and they even went and put a note on my car for the morning meter maid crew. We tried calling several people for a ride home but no one would answer. So it was up to my friend who just happens to live right there on the beach.
It took about 15 minutes to break into her apartment building but we managed by going to the side entrance. Another 1o minutes knocking at her door, keep in mind its late late at night and we are waking the whole family up. Her mom finally answers, gets her, and she saves the night by giving us a ride home.
*sighs* I will be heading back to the beach at 6:00am to look once more. After another hour of looking by myself It will be off to the Nissan dealership to buy a new key and then to work at 10:30am. The key chain had about $700 dollars worth of keys on it. I'm so bummed, you don't even know. This means no more going out, eating out, joy rides, or anything else for an extremely long time for Alex. It's gonna be all work work work so I can make up the money since the parental units will not be paying for it. Something about it being my fault and it will teach me a responsibility lesson of some sort.
With that being said it is now time to visit some of my other sites. I figure I might as well be online being [un]productive instead of lying in bed all night worrying about everything.
Oh, Melissa, I'm so sorry to say but I don't think I'll be able to do Disneyland on Tuesday. Way too much going on. But if you would like to still hang out around Redondo, I'm all for it :)