One thing I neglected to mention: it smells like Disneyland outside. Disturbing when your normal life begins to feel like a theme park.
At least it's a good theme park.
12.9.03
it's been awhile. That much closer to leaving for college. Counting down the days. Getting nervous. Yes. Will be quite exciting, though.
Let's see... what have I been up to? Got back from the random trip to L.A., wherein I visited Jihad's apartment and brought his little brother along for the ride. Lots of fun there, even if it was relatively short and pointless. Came back and laughed at my siblings who were forced into beginning another 9 months of compulsory education. The laugh went something like this:
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA
And even before all that, I had a frustrating time at the UW registering for classes, with a little bit of bubble tea and downtown Seattle fun mixed in. There's a place called WOW Bubble Tea on the Ave which I have already visited 3 times, and I DON'T EVEN GO TO SCHOOL in Seattle yet. Signs of an addict. But they have a punchcard! (I already have four down - six to go.)
Oh, and the Eddie Izzard show! (Which I insisted on calling "concert" - don't ask me why.) It was last Saturday evening and it was FANTASTIC. I'm vaguely aware that Eddie's comedy shows have gone slightly downhill since his smash hit "Dress to Kill", but you can't deny the fact that he is damn funny. Needless to say, I enjoyed it immensely, especially the part where we met Eddie after the show. He signed my ($10) poster and kissed me on the cheek (I asked for that in lieu of a picture, because I was dumb enough to forget to bring a camera). I was estatic. If he ever comes again, I will get closer seats and sure as hell bring a camera with me.
Spent the week cleaning the hell out of my room, hell being 2 bags of garbage, a box of Goodwill donation material, and a large amount of stuff to take with me to college. The room is looking good and ready for the German exchange student we're hosting for 3 weeks starting Sunday. I think he's got allergies, so that means I have some heavy vaccuuming and dusting left to do. And it has to happen before I leave for Pullman today.
What business do I have in Pullman, you may ask? Well, I'll tell you. (hahaha) Smitty and I are visiting about 5 of our friends at WSU. Should be a great road trip. Two days there, and then a trip back to SeaTac to pick up my German buddy.
Off now. Til later...
she's just a waste of my energy
and I'm just a waste of her time
so why don't we get together
and we could waste everything tonight
moreJack Johnson
Let's see... what have I been up to? Got back from the random trip to L.A., wherein I visited Jihad's apartment and brought his little brother along for the ride. Lots of fun there, even if it was relatively short and pointless. Came back and laughed at my siblings who were forced into beginning another 9 months of compulsory education. The laugh went something like this:
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA
And even before all that, I had a frustrating time at the UW registering for classes, with a little bit of bubble tea and downtown Seattle fun mixed in. There's a place called WOW Bubble Tea on the Ave which I have already visited 3 times, and I DON'T EVEN GO TO SCHOOL in Seattle yet. Signs of an addict. But they have a punchcard! (I already have four down - six to go.)
Oh, and the Eddie Izzard show! (Which I insisted on calling "concert" - don't ask me why.) It was last Saturday evening and it was FANTASTIC. I'm vaguely aware that Eddie's comedy shows have gone slightly downhill since his smash hit "Dress to Kill", but you can't deny the fact that he is damn funny. Needless to say, I enjoyed it immensely, especially the part where we met Eddie after the show. He signed my ($10) poster and kissed me on the cheek (I asked for that in lieu of a picture, because I was dumb enough to forget to bring a camera). I was estatic. If he ever comes again, I will get closer seats and sure as hell bring a camera with me.
Spent the week cleaning the hell out of my room, hell being 2 bags of garbage, a box of Goodwill donation material, and a large amount of stuff to take with me to college. The room is looking good and ready for the German exchange student we're hosting for 3 weeks starting Sunday. I think he's got allergies, so that means I have some heavy vaccuuming and dusting left to do. And it has to happen before I leave for Pullman today.
What business do I have in Pullman, you may ask? Well, I'll tell you. (hahaha) Smitty and I are visiting about 5 of our friends at WSU. Should be a great road trip. Two days there, and then a trip back to SeaTac to pick up my German buddy.
Off now. Til later...
she's just a waste of my energy
and I'm just a waste of her time
so why don't we get together
and we could waste everything tonight
moreJack Johnson
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