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| It's feelin' good to be a part of NYC right about now (sort of). Maybe it's because the NY Giants just won the superbowl. :) What a game!
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| I LOOOOOOVVVEEE FREEEEEEEEEEEEEE internet at JFK. Makes the time go by so much faster while waiting for my flight. I miss waking up at the a$$ crack of dawn to hop on over to a different country. I sat there and thought yesterday about bringing my passport, but then I remembered I didn't even need it. Sad. It's just sitting there now. Oh well.. Asia tour 2008!!
Quickie update I guess...
-I want more out of my job, but who doesn't.
-I work too much and don't have enough time just for me.
-I need a vacation.
-I've been thinking a lot lately about going back to school (because my company will pay for it -- might as well take advantage)
-Over the next 5 days, I will be in the bay area, all over LA... and I get to work from home (mother f'ers)... on x-mas eve... and then... on a red eye xmas day... and going STRAIGHT to work from the airport.... Y-A-Y. 
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| So I just finished "The Pilot's Wife" and I must say, I don't think I've ever felt so angry towards a book before. Now if you intend on reading the book and don't want any spoilers, I suggest you stop reading this right now. Anyways, I don't wanna say this is the worst book I've ever read, it's just it makes me really angry that there are people like this in the world. How can a man lead an entirely other life from the one he already has? It just makes you wonder how well you really know someone. How would you deal with life if your spouse just passed away only to find out later on that he/she had another family? I wanted to cry and I was hoping the book would get better! But seriously?! How can it get better? Well, it didn't. And now that I'm done with the book, I'm not happy and am just hating on life. Well its not that bad, but I still can't believe how angry this book made me! No wonder I like reading ChickLit more often. If you want a happy ending, this is not the book to read.
Read the Time Traveler's Wife. Much better. It was the only book to ever make me cry.
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| Too many changes in a short amount of time. I'm leaving-again- to begin the next stage in my life. I came back from London 3 weeks ago, stuck around CA for a bit and now its time to leave for the East Coast. I need more stability in my life, so maybe I'll be there a little longer than a year. 2 years maybe? I dunno.
Its crazy how different certain things are now.
Signing off from CA.
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| I feel like starting all over, in terms of owning things. I didn't have much time to clean up/fix my room in my parents house before I left for London. When I moved back into my parents house from San Diego, I pretty much set everything down (random spot or not) and left it. When I came back, everything was still in its same place, but worse. I had my parents send me things while I was over there, but geez I didn't realize how much crap I actually had. Now that I'm leaving again, indefinitely this time, I figure I should clean up/throw out/donate as much stuff as I can. I don't know what's happened to me over the past year. I'm usually a pack rat and can't bear to throw anything out. Maybe it's this mess that's bothering me, but I don't even want to bother going through it all. I'd rather just throw everything out. I've gone through about 10 or so boxes and bags and I've decided to keep maybe about 3 things. The rest is all going to charity/garage sale. This is my criteria for determining whether or not an object is "keepable":
-Is it a picture/card? If yes, keepable.
-Does it fit? Is it in style? If yes to both, keepable.
-Have I worn it within the last year? Keepable if the above questions are also yes.
I have a lot of useless sh*t. Too many clothes, and a lot of random junk that I don't know why I have/bought.
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