Saturday, March 6, 2010

Men Wednesday falls on a Saturday this week, Folks.



I can't wait til my bangs grow out. Bangs are pretty but pretty high maintenance and pretty hard to grow out once you grow tired of them.

I should be doing my psych written assignment, given that tonight we're celebrating Kyle's birthday and tomorrow I work 8 am then film summore b-roll of Kim working at Shoppers, then off to Edit Suite 3 downtown to download all our footage and secure it in the vault. Hopefully which can all be achieved in time for me to come home and watch the Oscars. I think I'm looking forward to it so because for once I've watched almost all competing films.


I'm rooting for The Hurt Locker, maybe because it was a riveting movie with a good plot and stellar audio (I like sounds whadda you want from me), maybe because Jeremy Renner was a hot piece of machismo ass in a bombsuit (I like guys in uniform whadda you want from me).


Either way, it's up against the likes of Avatar, which was all fine and dandy with the Na'vis, but lacked emotional attachment. The only thing I remotely felt was a hard-on for Sam Worthington's Aussie accent. And the Na'vi sex scene? A 5-second clip of her spread-eagling his lap. That is all. No compassion.

It's almost a month until I fly down to LA for my cousin Larry's wedding. Robert just might be coming with, keeping my fingers crossed. We applied for his passport yesterday morning, then headed downtown to grab the Edit Suite key for myself later this weekend.

We grabbed a matinee movie, Shutter Island, good twist. Leonardo is just too fine in a fedora, sigh. Hear that? That's the sound of me, along with thousands of other chicks out there, throwing myself at the feet of Leonardo DiCaprio screaming "take me!"





Embarassing. I've been nursing this crush since Titanic (I was 7 years old. 7!).

Saturday, February 27, 2010

The Great Gig in the Sky

Bianca:

is too down to enjoy her Saturday morning masturbation.

It wasn't even sexy. It was just, sad.

She is also too down to self-reflect, thus the third-person objective.

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Cuz it's easy when the whole world fits inside of your arms. Do we really need to pay attention to the alarm? Wake up slow

I can never seem to get my ass out of bed Tuesday mornings. Which would explain the reason why I'm still in bed at 2 p.m.

It probably has something to do with me closing the coffee shop on Monday nights, but on top of that, I met up with Adam after work for a little unwind sesh. It was nice. He picked me up after work, we closed an hour early because there were all of 6 cars in the parking lot, 0 of them belonging to our only customer, a chick chilling on our couch with her laptop. I trained a new girl named Abby Rumm, gotta love her name. So smooth and yet sharp, to the point and memorable. She's 27 and from Vancouver, but spent the last few years circling the globe by working on a princess cruiseline. I know, cool eh? She moved to Thornhill about 5 months ago to live with her sister. She said all her friends in Vancouver are in hideout to escape the claws of the hideous media mongers ("They're like 'there's people everywhere!'"). Ohlympics, shame on you, making me proud of my country only now, making me buy those ruddy red mitts and making me regret not buying the matching scarf. Blegh. When I asked how she liked Thornhill so far she looked out at the snow (which she never sees in rainy Vancouver) and replied "I don't mean to sound cocky... but I've been all over the world, Indonesia, Singapore, Venice, Macedonia, Hungary... but I've never been somewhere like this." Yup. You will never encounter another Thornhill in the world. It should replace that place, um, Luxembourg I think, as the smallest country or whatever. And I've worked that little hamlet's coffee shop for 3 years now, I know the ins and outs, the ropes, the dirt. I'll stop talking about it now though because it always gets me ranty.

You like that tangent I went on? Betcha didn't even notice where I was going with that at first. I do that a lot. Wander off topic and then get pissed because I couldn't remember what my original point to the story was.

But this original story was Adam-based, at least I remembered. So yes, we hung out last night, drove around the tri-county-area while smoking a joint. Just talked about our lives, how his girlfriend is, he wanted to talk about my situation. I never do like venting about it. I don't know why everyone is so damn interested and keen on hearing about my love problems. Skipped my Philosophy of Love and Sex class, which always makes me sad, because I love listening to Glen talking love, according to Krista we finally got to the Sex portion of the course, damn. That class has just made me so aware of love, and the universal form that we all experience. But truth is, love is messy. I like to dream about the nice clean kind of love, where it was at first sight and then you're stuck head-over-heels forever. But I don't know if I think that exists. It's such a rarity. Maybe clean love is out there, just people are too lazy to look outside their greater area and then they settle with the most compatible mate within an x-km radius. Real sad. Also skipped TV Production Techniques. Shouldn't have but it's done. I will at least dedicate the rest of the day to catching up on laundry and yoga so as to not have skipped the day in vain.

Still in bed, with Jack Johnson on repeat. Toast has taken my temporary immobility as an opportunity to fall asleep in the bent crevice of my front ankles. That's it, snore away little one. I'll be moving you any second now...


Awh look-itcha here, all svelte in the summer. That box is totally slimming on you.



The ink in my tattoos has been randomly reacting inside, and it'll become raised and slightly itchy. Before it was the ink in my neck tattoo. Now it's the blue ink in my swallows. Could it be a mild allergic reaction to the ink? Even though it's fully healed and been more than a year since I got them. I looked it up on the Internet and it can happen to some people. Just add that to my allergies list of peanuts, raw eggs, raw carrots and celery, eggplant, and raw fruits with skin. Plus seasonal allergies and dust. Horrible.

I'm also sometimes allergic to socializing. Sometimes.

Thursday, February 18, 2010




This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends

Not with a bang, but a whimper.

I've been neglecting my blogging and writing ways. Not because I don't enjoy feeling thinking complaining but out of sheer fear and laziness.

Fear that what I produce isn't good enough and then being too lazy to correct it.

On reading week right now, more like working week, lofting week , eating week, sleeping week.

I've been suspicious of sleepwalking for the past few nights. Early this morning, 3 am maybe, I had to pee. I was still sleeping but dreaming about peeing (don't act like you don't dream about drinking when thirsty, or gorging on food when hungry, that's Freud's dream theory of wish-fulfillment right there, anyway). And that moment, that second where your eyes crinkle even more shut and then peek open, which tends to happen immediately after turning over, happened when I was at my bedroom door, half-dressed and afraid to fully open both eyes, because I was in denial of the fact that I almost made it to point B (bathroom) while still in dream mode.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Bianca:
is too depressed to masturbate.

horrible things, horrible things inside.

Friday, January 22, 2010

Having hallucinations when you're alone is one thing. But having audio hallucinations when you're alone are the worst.

I need to learn when to keep track of time and when to lose track of time.

I like knowing two languages. English and French. The other morning while brushing my teeth I was staring at the tube of toothpaste. I usually read the phrase first in English, and then in French. The toothpaste claims to have "Triple Power"or "Pouvoir Triple". French translates English's word "power" into the French one "pouvoir". Now in French, pouvoir can also be conjugated with a noun (Je Tu Il Elle Nous Vous etc.) to say "Je peux". But it won't mean "I power" in English. "Je peux" will translate into "I can". The realization of the translation of can into power and power back into can just made me appreciate both those words so much more.

I am such a lexiphile. When I was a kid, we read about an "etymologist" in one of my elementary school classes. Apparently, all that an etymologist does all day is study the origin of words and their meanings. I thought that must be so wicked. And here my brain goes on to another idea with this tangent thought of how the hell wicked went from meaning evil to awesome? That and terrific. Yeah. Terrific should totally mean terrible, like the word terrifying. But instead we think it describes a grand old time better than a terrible and terrifying one. Sorry. I'm all over the map.

I'm thirsty. I'm currently trying to keep track of time, so I will stop here.

Monday, November 30, 2009

I am lonely.
I don't even have a pack of smokes to spend the night with.

I am so sick of this. Not because I don't have a cigarette, but because my own boyfriend and I are running out of things in common. I don't remember the last real conversation we had. I know he's the last phone person in the world, but being on it is so drawn out. Our average talk time is 1:38 per call.

I get that run-away feeling at least a few times a week. I want to drop everything I've stuck to for the past 20 years, down to my very own house. I've never moved.

How naive can you be to think that your 'soul' mate (or we could call it ideal mate for all the anthropological Atheists) is so conveniently placed in the same town as you of the same country's province on the same continent in the world?

How do you know your other half isn't on the other side?


















I don't.