disney pics

hey kat, here's the link to the disney pictures, i'll email u the pw.

Clear things up

HI HI

No No Kat not going to no Kabana's ok. Kat gonna eat at home. If after picking up Kanha from airport you all want to eat dinner at Kat's house fine!!!!

OR

Eat dinner at kabana's since you already invited Linda, etc....


THEN

drive over to SF to Kat's house and then we hang out in City.


RUMIE has already requested shopping in downtown to check out the H&M!!!!!!!!!!!


OK, byebye Hope you guys dont get confused about the plans.

KAT IS NOT GOING TO EAT OUT THOUGH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So dont make me cranky. -_-

Kat News and Invitation

Hello Chix,

What time is Kanha's flight due in Friday?

Which day do you want to come to my house and hang out in the City? Because if not, I actually can't go to Kabana's or Fuji's, come to think of it... :( BOO HOO!!!!!!!!

So you decide amongst yourselves what you always wanted to do in SF okay? You all wont be in Bay Area that many days, that's the problem and I'd rather have you come to my house and do something in the City besides the Fuji's and Kabana's, even though if there were more time I would totally do those too!

Anyways, I already went to Paul Frank store in PB Dina. Hee hee so I have your beloved Julius to give you for birfday/xmas.

My suggestion is to have dinner at my house Friday 12/23 evening and then we can go do something?? Ice skating? Bowling? Movie? Pier 39??? Anything!!!! Ghirardelli Square for DESSERT!!!!!!!!!

Okie dokie!

Hope this works out!!!!!!!!

-Kat

cute story

Runners tie knot during Dallas marathon
12/12/2005

The White Rock Marathon turned into a wedding for two Dallas-area runners.

Ken Ashby and Linda Kelley were in their running gear when they tied the knot yesterday just past Mile 19.

About 40 other friends -- mainly runners -- were on hand for the ten-minute ceremony along the route that rings White Rock Lake.

Minister and runner Tim Epting officiated.

Ashby ran the first part of the marathon, stopped to get married, then he was joined in the final seven-point-two miles by his veil-wearing bride.

The finish line served a the threshold for the newlyweds, as Ashby picked up Kelley and dashed across to end their ... run for love.

get out your matches...

... let's burn this mofo town down! i love alameda because it's so quiet, but i swear, besides it's quiet decore, it's nothing more than just a huge speed trap. arugh....

so sisters, let's take out our matches and burn this town down, at least the police station.... stoo-pid police, like they ever did anything for us. like what about the tons of people jaywalking or double parking in chinatown? they never get written up. you cant even *find* a police officer there if you were in peril danger. but *nooo* ... there's enough police officers (two in fact) to make a speed trap on freaking otis. argh....

so they clocked me at 41 on a 25 zone :( but it's only because the *f*er* next to me kept speeding up when i was trying to get onto the right lane. so i guess i was speeding...

im kinda freaking out.... how much is a speeding ticket? should i go to court? guilty or not guilty? i was guilty i guess, but the circumstances.... *sigh*... com'on lawyer friends, i know i kept you around for *some* reason ;)

In Need of a Good Indian Curry Recipe

Please help this Kat!!!!!!! Needed by Friday Dec 16th

Pretty in Punk

Lindsay Lohan featured in a creamy beige lace dress is otherwise black-clad, nail polish included. Mischa Barton featured wearing two necklaces: a skull pendant hangs from one, a teddy bear charm from the other. Avril Lavigne featured in a lacy dress paired with Doc Martens. There is a term for this pattern of fashion -- Gothic Lolita, the lastest craze among Japanese girls (aside from "the layered look and fucked up haircuts"). Although all-decked out in baby-doll, fairy tale dresses, there is a caveat, snapping the mouse who falls for the cheese. The caveat is Goth, punk, ska, or subculture, in a simpler word. The juxtaposition of the pretty girl and the punk, the mainstream culture with the one underground -- is it just another instance of corporate America invading the space of us youth, cashing-in on the culture of cool?

*whispering* hey kanha

hey kanha,

here is something i stumbled upon on another bloggy, n it made me think of what ure going thru...so i had to steal it for a few seconds. ready...?

"There's a certain power to naivete. You don't know what can be done and can't be done. You just go for it."
--Jeff Bridges, actor

but in ur case replace naivete with uncertainty okies dokies...it's all YOU from here =) *whispering: ur one of my inspiration, don't forget that* =D

.d

Hypothetical Question

You have a 11 year old kid and she says that the family shampoo is not good enough and wants to buy another brand. what do you do?

a. smack her silly: open palm or featherduster handle.... i like to switch it up... keep them on their toes

b. say 'ok, let's get into the car and get that fixed.' drive to the local barber and tell them to shave her bald and donate her hair to one of those charities that make wigs for cancer-ridden children

c. silly grandma, i dont have kids, and if i do they would not say that to me unless they end it with a sir/ma'am

d. say 'ok' which was the same answer to 'i want an ipod; my friends all have one.' and 'i want a cell phone; all my friends have one.' also the future answer to 'i've been on the earth for 16 years and 1 second. where's my car?'

mmmm... chocolate......