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ice cream on a cold cloudy day.
americano and cigarettes on a rainy day.
espresso and creme brulee in a parisian cafe.
cheap champagne on top of a hill.
exotic cocktails in a sky lounge bar.
soju and soondae under a red tent.
hearty soup in a countryside inn.
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i like to go out on weekdays instead of weekend. it’s not because i’m rebellious. it’s because i don’t like big crowds or crowded places. and i don’t like to go out on a random weekday. it has to be the night before i have an off-day at work. what’s wrong with me?
i love trying new things out. seeing and hearing different things. experiencing new experiences in life. but i hate to drive to far places. especially if the parking sucks or if i have never been there before. with these issues, i’ll never be able to see the world… unless i have a personal guide. or a rich sugar daddy. what’s wrong with me?
i love to look at all the pretty things. like really princessy things. i like to look at them in the stores, online, and while passing by. how can anyone not like them?
on my off-days, i like to sleep in and have a date with my bed and computer. i’ll get up for the occasional food, water, and restroom break. i’ll have every intention of going somewhere. but i don’t. i just sit there. or lie there. is that strange? i think it’s completely normal. i have a high-stress job.
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carpe diem. what a wonderful concept! live your life NOW. think later. do it. don’t think it. but sadly, the realities of life hits us. unless you’re a millionaire or an heir to those millions, life just doesn’t work that way. but i think it’s possible to have carpe diem-like moments everyday. for instance, it can be a regular day at work… the stress of figuring out what to eat for lunch then settling on the same list of things that you always get. but instead, take a drive out to somewhere different and order out. better yet, eat there. alone. WOW. i think trying to have fun in our everyday routine is essential to a happier life. <smiley face>
so, my carpe diem moment of the day was… didn’t have one. oops. kkk
the cleansing detox foot pads.
i bought some a while back ago on a trip to bed, bath and beyond. it was in the “as seem on tv section”. there were a lot of other useless junk/useful things but caved to the kinoki. i stuck it on my foot as soon as i got home. while sleeping, i felt a tingly sensation that kinda bothered me. when i woke up, one of the pads ended up on the floor and other other one about to fall off. they were black and hard. i felt a bit grossed out. yuck. toxins in my body. that’s what american food will do to you.
p.s. i may be 80 at heart but i don’t look it. and i’m quite funny too. i’m also full of myself. the end.
likes.
bed. visual and audio stimulation. arts & craft. nostalgia. wind. caffeine. colors. nicknames. the park. mountain air. tabloids. food coma on a non-work day. travel. letters. rain and rain boots. paychecks.
dislikes.
noisy-ness. driving, but not really. following recipes. summer. extremists. ugly things. lumps and bumps, except on baked goods. complications. gray area or grey area. parking.
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Hello WordPress. Is that the correct spelling? Dang… I don’t even know.
Anyways…. I’m not really a good blogger bc I tend to keep things private. But then I realized that not ALL blogs are meant to bitch and moan and rant about the ugliness of life. It can be fun and light. Plus, it’s always fun to go back and read and make fun of me. <insert happy face> I think keeping a blog will be a good way to keep my life exciting, or at least make an attempt to.
