Killing the Intention

Moments like these make life fun and exciting

Dustin and I began to bike toward The Counter, a burger joint on Wilshire, near LACMA. We had heard that it was magical; the concept was alluring: a build-your-own burger place that served up huge portions + had happy hours, in which sides were half-off. We raced toward the door, eagerly awaiting the nourishment of our hunger … and as soon as we entered, there he was, being a beast as always.

Daniel Walter Gray was there! Sure, we see him all the time, but meeting friends through chance is always a fun and exciting experience. We had a short conversation, for he had to leave with his parents, but we made plans to hang out later.

During our bike ride back, Dustin and I decided to go through a small street that we normally didn’t go through. We turned right onto Orange Drive and was on our way until I got a text. Danny said that we could come over right now. We were about to change our route to get back to that area; however, there he was …

Christus Ahmanson driving his car with all his homie-ness. He parked and went out to greet us. We ended up joking around, talking about Grad Nite, and just having a good time. Meeting a friend randomly is always fun, and having it happen twice was amazing.

It’s those little things that only matter to you; they make each day truly exciting.

When I was walking to the bus stop today, a bird started attacking me. It swooped down and hit my head about 3 times …

That was really random and scary …

I grew up with the notion that bird were scared of humans, especially city birds. For one to charge at me is a sure sign of the bird uprising! BEWARE!

I woke up this morning and realized that I didn’t really have anything for the AP English IV Final Project that was due today. That didn’t matter, I just got a Korean flag and put it inside a box. 
I got up in front of the class and began to roast my teacher as my final project, commenting on his inability to tell Asians apart. I didn’t think it was that great, but the reception I received was amazing. People were laughing a lot, and a lot of them congratulated me after class was over. That was a pretty good way to end my high school English career.

Also, during my Library TA period, the two librarians, thanking me for my work, gave me an envelope with money inside of it. I was pretty confused b/c I slept on the floor 95% of the time, but hey, that’s a really nice act they just did, so of course, I couldn’t turn it down.

It was a pretty legit day today <3