Another monday

Hey
So today is June 13, 2011 and I’m finally writing something on this blog. I’ve started typing stuff yesterday night after a long conversation with Korean who knows zero Korean but only Japanese and English. I typed a lot about how people progressively change every subsequent year in their college life. I’m not finished with the blog and even if I do complete it, I might not post it because…its dumb. Or something~

Anyways~

Today I woke up at 9:30 am and ate a day old rice with 미역국 and onions and 고추장. I then just walked around my house with a 20lb vest until my sister was ready to go to the library which ended up being around 12:30 ish~

As we finally got into my sister’s car, the first thing my sister notice was the awful smell... She looked around the car, tapped the cheap air freshener, and said, “Oh my Gosh! Why does my car smell like trash?!” Immediately after she said that I’ve noticed the smell too. I looked around and saw a Lehigh valley chocolate milk in the car that was not empty. (I think it was Aerin-chan’s chocolate milk? Sigh… always causing problems.. jk jk) The cap was closed but when I smelled around the cap, which was very sticky as well, I noticed a horrible smell. I gagged and threw it away. I’ve also threw out my sisters little trash bag with Phileo Yogurt cup in it. I think that also was the culprit to the rancid smell.

Once we took out those trashes, a green fly landed on my arm. Just out of reflexes, I squealed like a baby and shook it away with my arm. My sister didn’t notice it but few minutes after my squeal my sister made the same frightening scream and said there was a bug in her car. She grabbed a random card in the car and slapped it away. Right after that moment, there was another horrible squeal and a finger that pointed towards a HUGE spider in the freakin’ dashboard. My sister screamed and tried her best to stay far away as possible to it by hugging her seat. The spider ran behind the crevice of the window and disappeared. From the moment it disappeared, we were scared of where it might pop out. But we decided to drive to the library anyways..

The ride to the library was a difficult knowing that there was a freakin’ spider somewhere in the car. As we were driving, my sister saw a small dark thing on her pants and squealed, thinking it was that freakin’ spider. I thought my heart stopped when she squealed and it was fortunate for us that we were driving on a road that didn’t have a lot of cars because I swirled out of place, a little bit.(not really) But it turned out to be flint. Then my dad called about getting my sister a new $500.00 phone and then she pointed quickly at a direction to my left very fast. That scared the crap out of me thinking the spider had popped out of my side. But she only pointed towards another library.

On the car ride, instead of going straight to the library, we decided to get an oil change. We headed towards Jiffy Lube, but they only had synthetic oil, which cost a lot more money that, the regular. So we went to Firestone and dropped it off. They told us that it would take about an hour to finish.

My sister and I decided to go to Big K-mart and buy stuff to kill time for the oil change. We walked there, passing a graveyard and reading the date and little messages on the tombstone. The whole time walking pass the graveyard, I was thinking if it was bad luck to do so... But we went to Kmart and wasted our precious time.
We picked up our car and went to a diner to eat. We went to a diner nearby and decided to eat. I had spaghetti and my sister got the salad bar.
By this time, it was around 3:45pm. It felt like we’ve wasted a lot of time, so we decided to head to the library and study.
So here I am on a small local library in Southampton writing this prospective blog in a corner.

I’m going to go home and ask for Aerin’s information and hopefully help her out with her resume. She’s looking for a part-time job so I’ll try to help her out... somehow.


“You must not under any pretense allow your mind to dwell on any thought that is not positive, constructive, optimistic, kind.”
– Emmet Fox