Good Ol' Times: September 2005

Friday, September 23, 2005

... =) ... thoughts of u all ...

Happy Birfday GRANDMA!... (so ur 21 again?)
grandma, i hope u will sign on soon, so u can hear all our msges. btw, i need ur addy for my stalking purposes, as u know of my habits.

Kanha, WE LOVE YOU!... we won't let u melt for long, we're sticking u back into the freezer =)
so take all the care in the world of urself. *refer to my comment* ;) it says it all.

Ms. Orawin; i'd answer ur ad!... u make perfect for PR
u know, i might just use that ad myself. and ur friend's gf is definitely SENIOR PR material w/ the "cock sucker" ad, hahahha. even ur blog is starting to sound like an ad, hmmm... have u been watching lots of commercials lately? u tv addict! hahaha... it's okay, i'm an internet addict; it's all the same.

Ms. Kat Sear; i feel ya!... we'll craft away our minor misery into pretty crafts, hahaha
yes, we definitely have to start studying together. i finally organized my mini-schedule, i've sort of kept up with it. but i will call ya, and we'll totally arrange it all. i've started studying a bit, but i still have to dig up lots of my junk. and u know what, don't worry about the old globey thingey, i'm sure there will be more events. i wish i just wasn't as broke either, i'm stuck having to go becus it's part of class, after scraping my last pennies out for it. hahaha. oh well, hopefully, luck will blow our way, soon.... but we'll make the best of it.

Ms. Rumduol; ur awfully quiet, where are you?!... i know, i know, those law books
u've been exempted from our catalog of blog whores. =) we need u to replace John Robert's nomination, so we entrust in u to prepare well. =)

Ms. Kobe; obe wan kanobe, ur off the radar... ur just buried in chinese soap ops
u're not exempted, u need to sign on too ms. kobe. u won't see us or our thoughts behind those tv screens. really, you won't, unless i was caught protesting the war mongering corporate machines down here, but i don't think i will be doing that soon, since i'm job seeking. so write to us, call us, let us know u still exist. we miss u too, u know.

Tuesday, September 20, 2005

just a thought

hmm...has anyone gotten back to kanha about the vegas dates yet? not i. well, i suppose we could all post our proposed dates on here for kanha to reference to and compile.

ur right orawin, we're both OCD (obssesive compulsive disorder) with this blog thing. but blame it on the distance between all of us. it's not our fault that blogger's the only portal we have to each other thus so far. yeah. so we're normal again, orawin.

oh miss.kat. i have burnt copies of audio-osmosis MCAT cd's for ya, but i dunno if u would be interested. because i'm sure u're probably quite overwhelmed with the massive amounts of MCAT materials as is. i'll drop 'em off for you in the next week or so, if u like, just let me know if u might find it useful, i barely started on them myself. i have just been finding quite a bit of MCAT related materials on the web being the dl-whore that i am as u know. =)

other than that, i'm on a crafty mission that i may discuss with u someday miss.kat. i think it would be a fun venture altogether, experimental in nature of course, but nonetheless, i think it's worth trying. and all u grls are more than welcome to chime in.

when i have a foundation of it, i'll toss the keys out there. as for now, i'll return to real life. ciao grls.

Monday, September 19, 2005

we're almost there

hmm...so let's see we got like 5 out of the 10 ppl invited to blog away in our lil' blog corner. 50% is a promising number. i like our blog space. it's nice hearing about what goes on in each of our little world. i do feel like such an internet blog whore. i'm on here all the time. i feel so stalkerish, but see with this page around, my stalker habits are justifiable. ;)

u know, that whole thing with bulb-less headlights getting u a free carwash, it's such a wonderful scheme orawin. hahhaa...j/k. i know u didn't take out the bulbs on purpose to get a free car wash. but i'm starting to consider schemes that will blackmail my brother into washing my car once it gets poopy again, and it's given me creative inspirations.

oh and orawin, u are quite evil. that phone call from the airport was not very nice at all. it was sneaky. u were being so charlie-angelish. ur in deep trouble with me. u are officially on my list of funny mails for leaving green pices of paper around in my car. so be on the look out. i found ur lost items (those green pieces) in my car. grrrrrr..... don't forget, i have more time on my hands than u do. so ur sneakiness will find it's way back home. miss. double-oh-rawin-7. hahha..that didn't come out as sophisticated as i wanted to. i suck at these punny words.

in any case, i've been eating lots of mangoes. i enjoy it very much. next time, we'll all head out to the farmer's market to find the crispiest, un-ripened, greenest mango and grub away at our reunion. yes, we must do that! =)

p.s. thnx orawin. but don't do that again. and do expect it (ur green lil' pieces) to find its way back home, because green doesn't match up with my car. =)

Sunday, September 18, 2005

pokering up for america

after reading "Ante up for America", makes me wonder, "what the fuck is wrong with the America?"

why does the world have more heart than we do? where's our ability to feel as Americans?

.d

dayam bush

check this out guys: how sickening is bush? he can't even toss his pride down the drain to allow the ppl of the needed medical attention in n.o. whatta punk man.

http://www.internationalanswer.org:
"On the evening of September 2, Cuban President Fidel Castro reiterated Cuba's offer (first made on August 30) to send doctors and medical equipment to provide desperately-needed assistance to those who have become the victims of both Hurricane Katrina and of the Bush administration's meager and dilatory response.

Specifically, Cuba is offering to send 1,100 medical doctors with 26.4 tons of medications and diagnosis kits at no expense to the U.S. (they will even bring their own food and water). There is now a dire need for medical attention in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Texas and in other Southern states. The Cuban doctors, nurses and professional healthcare staff are world renowned for their medical expertise and their ability to provide assistance even in the most difficult conditions, and have traveled throughout the Americas and the world providing care to those in need. The people of Cuba, even with far less resources than the United States, have survived extreme hurricanes and flooding because the government mobilizes to put people first, evacuating hundreds of thousands and providing necessary food, water and medical care immediately."

this was fidel's offer (provided in his speech on sept. 2nd):

"A third group of 500 specialists in Comprehensive General Medicine could be arriving in the morning of Sunday, September 4. Thus, the 1100 said medical doctors, with the resources described tantamount to 26.4 tons of medications and diagnosis kits, would be caring for the neediest persons in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina.

"These medical doctors have the necessary international experience and elementary knowledge of the English language that would allow them to communicate with the
patients.

"We stand ready waiting for the US authorities' response."

grrrr...i'm going to med school in cuba.

Tuesday, September 13, 2005

The Dim Sum and the Fury

The Dim Sum and the Fury Hey what did I tell you about dim sum? It is a furious food. [Ocean Star in Monterrey Park]
Originally uploaded by bananakatfish.

back back to cali cali...so. cali that is

hola chicas,
so this past weekend, kat n i hit up LA. took us 4 or so hrs to get there due to a lack of orientation combined with our on-the-road drowsiness. in any case, we arrived safely at about 2 am-ish and was greeted by our prepared sleeping grounds along with our lovely but sleepy rumie at the parking lot. however, once morning after sleep came upon us, our adventures began. we hustled our way through the streets of LA by eating buttered corn peppered with chili and limon while glaring with admiration for the colorfulness of the pinatas. our biggest challenge came along when we hit fashion district, where much of our days were spent, picking picking, not trying not trying, then buy buy buy. then of course, it was dinner time before we knew it and we settled for persian food. by night fall, we roamed the streets of LA, hollywood blvd. for one and breathed the swift cool polluted air of LA while reorienting ourselves to the lined-up streets full of clubbers n trashy college students. not bad. we mastered the art of parking seeking and saw stars plastered along the floor. and to end off the big weekend, we woke up the mall at east century plaza and smuggled orawin into thai town with great success. so i must say, our agenda in LA was well-accomplished.

n to prove it all, here's the incriminating stuff:
LA in its most discrete form

.d