short stuff
No no, I'm not talking about CT (oh god Imma get beat for that one). Stuff to update about, but I don't feel like updating, but I also feel like letting everyone know what's up with me.
Friday I spent time with Jenna in the morning; that was lots of fun. In the evening Lindsey picked me up and took me with her to her b/f's place in Newark. She wanted me to meet him (for the first time since they started dating a year ago), and also go to QXT's with them. His place used to be a Karate dojo and it looks like it was probably a good one judging by the level of Japanese on there (and the chibi japanese cartoony characters). I really like the sign (there's a door-sized sign next to the entrance) actually; I'm weird like that. After the club her and I played Mario until 3am. I had to stop cause I was so tired, but I wish we could of played forever. Saturday Lindsey took me around China Town in NYC and I of course loved it. Me and Brian (her b/f) had a lot of fun tormenting her; it was funny. I went home Saturday and my father called me shortly after I got in. Father is doing good, just working his ass off in Oz. We talked for about an hour and 15 mins and then we got off the phone.
Sunday I figured would be a lazy day, and I knew Jon was probably bored too, so I sent him an IM letting him know that I was gonna go out geocaching later and that he should come along. Later he called me and we agreed to go do two caches. I first took him to my first cache which was in Yardley; I figured that this would help him understand things and know what to spot. After we got that done, we headed for a nearby cache that I haven't done yet. It was a pretty easy find, but that's alrght. After this I got the feeling that Jon wanted to get home, so we got gas and went back to his place. We didn't do much, really. Jon's been OCDing on hanging out with people, but of course everyone is busy and there's nowhere to "hang out" at randomly when you don't have any money.
Monday I had my first acupuncture apointment. It was so awesome! Amazingly I was able to get there on time, then filled out paperwork and was taken to a room. I saw my acupuncturist's daughter walk by (who also works at the clinic) and well, she's hot. Okay, moving on... My acupuncturist came in, greeted me, and I explained to her the lo-down with my hand: it hurt bad from lots of massaging and poor body mechanics. She poked around (with her hands) on me some and determined that my back is seriously fucked up, and that's part of what's adding to the weak ankles (she knew about them before I even told her). She looked at my tongue, and felt my pulses (Chinese medicine checks 3 different pulses), and could see as well the problem I was having with phlem. So, she put some needles in my left leg, angle, and foot and let me rest there for about 20 minutes. I could seriously feel the Qi going into my hand... just my hand.. it was cool but weird. Later today I'll be going back to fix a bunch of other problems. Having experienced this first hand was very interesting and I think it will help me encourage others to get this done. I can honestly say that acupuncture needles do not hurt.
Friday I spent time with Jenna in the morning; that was lots of fun. In the evening Lindsey picked me up and took me with her to her b/f's place in Newark. She wanted me to meet him (for the first time since they started dating a year ago), and also go to QXT's with them. His place used to be a Karate dojo and it looks like it was probably a good one judging by the level of Japanese on there (and the chibi japanese cartoony characters). I really like the sign (there's a door-sized sign next to the entrance) actually; I'm weird like that. After the club her and I played Mario until 3am. I had to stop cause I was so tired, but I wish we could of played forever. Saturday Lindsey took me around China Town in NYC and I of course loved it. Me and Brian (her b/f) had a lot of fun tormenting her; it was funny. I went home Saturday and my father called me shortly after I got in. Father is doing good, just working his ass off in Oz. We talked for about an hour and 15 mins and then we got off the phone.
Sunday I figured would be a lazy day, and I knew Jon was probably bored too, so I sent him an IM letting him know that I was gonna go out geocaching later and that he should come along. Later he called me and we agreed to go do two caches. I first took him to my first cache which was in Yardley; I figured that this would help him understand things and know what to spot. After we got that done, we headed for a nearby cache that I haven't done yet. It was a pretty easy find, but that's alrght. After this I got the feeling that Jon wanted to get home, so we got gas and went back to his place. We didn't do much, really. Jon's been OCDing on hanging out with people, but of course everyone is busy and there's nowhere to "hang out" at randomly when you don't have any money.
Monday I had my first acupuncture apointment. It was so awesome! Amazingly I was able to get there on time, then filled out paperwork and was taken to a room. I saw my acupuncturist's daughter walk by (who also works at the clinic) and well, she's hot. Okay, moving on... My acupuncturist came in, greeted me, and I explained to her the lo-down with my hand: it hurt bad from lots of massaging and poor body mechanics. She poked around (with her hands) on me some and determined that my back is seriously fucked up, and that's part of what's adding to the weak ankles (she knew about them before I even told her). She looked at my tongue, and felt my pulses (Chinese medicine checks 3 different pulses), and could see as well the problem I was having with phlem. So, she put some needles in my left leg, angle, and foot and let me rest there for about 20 minutes. I could seriously feel the Qi going into my hand... just my hand.. it was cool but weird. Later today I'll be going back to fix a bunch of other problems. Having experienced this first hand was very interesting and I think it will help me encourage others to get this done. I can honestly say that acupuncture needles do not hurt.