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So it's been a while since I last blogged here. I've been home for several weeks and I now work in the city, which has its pros and cons. The pros are that I have an office job for the summer, which is a million times better then retail, and my office is around a bajillion different places to eat for lunch. My boss(es) are really nice and they think I'm funny, which is weird. I'm not used to being thought humorous. The only major con is riding the train into the city all of the time. I essentially leave my house at 6:45 and come home a little less than 12 hours later, and I'm an old woman so I like to get to bed around 10 or 11 so I can wake up and do it all over again. I've been playing the hell out of my Nintendo DS, but I haven't had much time for Warcraft. Or life, really. Sad that I mentioned Warcraft before life.
I've done a few things here and there. Babysitting brings in major extra money, and I hung out with Jake and Dan a couple of weekends ago. We went to Flushing with 4 or 5 of their other friends and ate Korean food and went to karaoke, which is always a favorite past time. I rocked at singing, yo. I'm much better than I used to be, and I can only assume that it's from going to karaoke in Japan so much. I might take chorus next year too, so I'll totally be the next American Idol or something.
I've been meaning to call more people because I went out with Shea for dinner not too long ago and he got me in the mood to talk to people from high school (for once). I had already planned on calling LaFranca (are you better yet?) and Neek, but I wasn't expecting to want to call Laurissa and all of them. Sam is shipping off to Russia if she hasn't gone already.
Speaking of which, this Friday marks the day I left for Japan last year. I'm still pretty down that I'm not going again, but I'll go back sometime. Hopefully with Andrew, and we can go to Puppy the World (you can rent puppies there) and eat Japanese food until we die. That sounds like a brilliant idea to meeee.
My sister and I have been bonding over this stupid game called Sonic Riders, which is waaay to difficult for a freaking Sonic the Hedgehog game. We manage to clear about a level a day but we should have beaten that friggin game already. We also purchased Super Smash Brothers and some Spyro game which I have yet to try. I feel obligated to play the game that I'm paying monthly for before I go on to playing games with purple dragons.
In a couple more weeks I'll finally get to see Andrew again because he's visiting his family in Albany, so I'm going to take Amtrak up there and intrude for several days. I'm looking forward to seeing him and going to the pet stores to pet bunnies and guinea pigs and play with puppies. It's the fuzzy things in life.
But yeah. Obviously nothing particularly juicy has been going on in my life, other than hearing about stupid yacht club drama and the house phone won't stop ringing because of it. My life has dwindled down to ironing work clothes, living on the train and revolving in swirly office chairs for eight hours a day. And I just bit the inside of my mouth, so that'll swell and I'll chew on that for a while. I'll probably go chew on my new injury and watch some TV, so good night!
I've done a few things here and there. Babysitting brings in major extra money, and I hung out with Jake and Dan a couple of weekends ago. We went to Flushing with 4 or 5 of their other friends and ate Korean food and went to karaoke, which is always a favorite past time. I rocked at singing, yo. I'm much better than I used to be, and I can only assume that it's from going to karaoke in Japan so much. I might take chorus next year too, so I'll totally be the next American Idol or something.
I've been meaning to call more people because I went out with Shea for dinner not too long ago and he got me in the mood to talk to people from high school (for once). I had already planned on calling LaFranca (are you better yet?) and Neek, but I wasn't expecting to want to call Laurissa and all of them. Sam is shipping off to Russia if she hasn't gone already.
Speaking of which, this Friday marks the day I left for Japan last year. I'm still pretty down that I'm not going again, but I'll go back sometime. Hopefully with Andrew, and we can go to Puppy the World (you can rent puppies there) and eat Japanese food until we die. That sounds like a brilliant idea to meeee.
My sister and I have been bonding over this stupid game called Sonic Riders, which is waaay to difficult for a freaking Sonic the Hedgehog game. We manage to clear about a level a day but we should have beaten that friggin game already. We also purchased Super Smash Brothers and some Spyro game which I have yet to try. I feel obligated to play the game that I'm paying monthly for before I go on to playing games with purple dragons.
In a couple more weeks I'll finally get to see Andrew again because he's visiting his family in Albany, so I'm going to take Amtrak up there and intrude for several days. I'm looking forward to seeing him and going to the pet stores to pet bunnies and guinea pigs and play with puppies. It's the fuzzy things in life.
But yeah. Obviously nothing particularly juicy has been going on in my life, other than hearing about stupid yacht club drama and the house phone won't stop ringing because of it. My life has dwindled down to ironing work clothes, living on the train and revolving in swirly office chairs for eight hours a day. And I just bit the inside of my mouth, so that'll swell and I'll chew on that for a while. I'll probably go chew on my new injury and watch some TV, so good night!