Just LIVE YOUR LIFE

i don't wanna make people drool all over their computers and ruin it so i'm just gonna post one picture of what i ate at the buffet last night. it's basically THIS times 3 and  mucho mucho KING CRAB legs hehe.

oh and DESSERT!

NEWSflash: it's SNOWING ASH!

there's a fire somewhere around here because assh is flying everywhere. it's hard to breath outside. smells like a bbq so it makes me hungry.  i think 5 people already arrested for arson.

ash gathering on my car. notice the carl's jr. take out number. good excuse not to wash my car. some debris is quite large. you can tell it's a twig. imagine how far it has traveled.

some cute and funny things i came across.

or bitches, we need them all. haha. who said that?! that's right, put women in their places...uh...aaaand... that's above us men... i know some of you nerds are like this. fess up.

-----------------------a peek into the past------------------------[if gte mso 9]> Normal/w:View 0/w:Zoom false/w:SaveIfXMLInvalid false/w:IgnoreMixedContent false/w:AlwaysShowPlaceholderText /w:Compatibility MicrosoftInternetExplorer4/w:BrowserLevel /w:WordDocument <![endif][if gte mso 9]> /w:LatentStyles <![endif][if gte mso 10]> <![endif]so i'm going to write a lil everytime about my father's experiences in Cambodia so i can have a large story at the end. Monkeys mean business the picture above are monkeys near the great temple ANGKOR WATT in Cambodia.

one incident my dad told me about was his run in my wild monkeys that probably don't look as nice or cute as the ones above. he was about 25, he went fishing to get food. this was after the internment camps and i was just born. vietnamese were in power in the area making it safe for cambodians to sustain life and gather food. he wasn't that good at fishing and so he went with a group of fishermen that knew what they were doing. they caught a lot of fish and so they tied it up and told him to bring it back to thecamp while they catch more. on the way home he crossed a jungle  and to his unfortunate luck, he ran into a group of wild monkeys.  he said there were about 30 of them and they all stared at him. he was scared knowing that wild animals can and will KILL you. the biggest one suddenly ran from being amongst the pack to the front. the monkeys made noises and became aggressive but didn't advance.

my dad was really scared. the monkeys showed teeth as my dad described as long FANGS. he had no idea what to do. at least he knew not to run. he put the fish on the ground and he sat down to think. he sat there for 30 minutes thinking of what to do but he consciously made an effort NOT to show weakness. he remembered elders telling him that most wild animals will leave if you tap on trees as you're walking by when crossing a jungle because animals don't like to encounter humans.  thinking in his head that this might be different because it seems that he is already in the middle of the encounter he went for it. he took the large stick  that held the fish together pounded the ground with it 3 times and the monkeys all scattered. he knew he just escaped a gruesome death.

since i've been back, i keep on talking about buying a vest. this is me in A/X fitting room hehe. whatcha think? -------------------------------------------------------------------[if gte mso 9]> Normal/w:View 0/w:Zoom false/w:SaveIfXMLInvalid false/w:IgnoreMixedContent false/w:AlwaysShowPlaceholderText /w:Compatibility MicrosoftInternetExplorer4/w:BrowserLevel /w:WordDocument <![endif][if gte mso 9]> /w:LatentStyles <![endif][if gte mso 10]> <![endif]

Ghetto word of the week:

Finsta (verb) – plan to

e.g.

1. After school, I finsta do my homework.

2. I finstamake a bombass movie once it gets funded.

3. I finstabreak your nose jenny. I finsta lol.

Anyone wanna give it a go? anyone. anyone? ... gilly?

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