Can You Hear Me?

Hey so I'm sitting in a different internet cafe. Though it's not really a cafe. There's no coffee or anything. Just maybe 25 other computers occupied by teenagers playing Warcraft III and other cool games like that. I feel at home. Heh.

It's noisy. That's one thing about the Philippines. It's a noisy place. No Smog checks or anything like that either. Right now I hear a bunch of people yelling. Loud music blaring from somewhere. and some really loud spray thing.... like one of those high powered water blaster things. In the morning at home, I wake up to people pounding metal into shape for a thing they're putting on top of the wall. Like a security thing. Long sharp poles. You get the idea. At night while trying to fall asleep, Every minute or so, I hear motor vehicles pass the house. They are LOUD.

The only time it's ever really quiet is... well... never. I'm looking forward to my trip to the countryside. My mom's hometown is more rural, so less noise, more peace. /sigh

And this internet cafe is in a mall. NCCC Mall Davao to be specific. There's maybe 6 malls here. A lot different from the Antelope Valley where we have 1. Each mall pretty much has the same stuff. A grocery store, retail outlets, two food courts, internet cafes, etc. And... they're noisy.

Again... I miss everyone. Pretty homesick and all. Hope everyone's doing well. I'm really trying hard to put up a blog every chance I get.

PS: LOST has been INSANE.
Cy

So... I'm here... in the homeland.

Hey all you crazy viewers out there. Yep. It's me. Cy. And I finally found some time to sit at an internet cafe and type out a Blog.

It's Thursday the 27th at 7:40pm as I write this, and if you look at the bottom of this blog, you'll see what time this was posted U.S. time.

My flight:
From the time leaving LAX to arriving at DVO (Davao Int'l Airport), I was traveling for 26 hours. Yikes. It was exhausting.

Today I enrolled (sorta) for classes at Ateneo de Davao University. It was confusing and I didn't really understand what was going on. I'm still not done with the process and I guess that I have to finish it sometime by next week.

So far, it's been pretty good here in the Philippines. I'm kinda homesick, but it's all good. I miss a lot of my friends out there in the U.S.. I miss my mama. I miss everyone. It's crappy. But hey, It's a good experience out here for me, eh?

Ugh, I miss playing WoW too. I know, still the nerd :P but there's people I know on there now too who I miss talking too. And my priest is 2 levels away from 60 and is a Master Sergeant now too! Man! I wanna play it so bad.

Wireless DSL should be coming to the house sometime in the next week or two if everything works out. It'll be compatible with my dad's apple laptop, but when he leaves in 4 weeks, I don't know if it'll work out with the computer we have here now (my old piece of junk we sent here last year).

This is like my only communication with everyone back home. I've got a cell phone, but it's hecka expensive for me to call anyone and sending texts back to the U.S. costs 15 pesos... My phone has 500 pesos worth of "Load" on it (think prepaid)... well it had 500 pesos. Eh. Oh and the exchange rate here? 55 pesos to a dollar. So... do the math... one text to the states is like 30 cents or something around there.

Well... I don't have a lot of time to write all this out... It's costing 15 pesos to be on this computer right now for one hour and between writing this blog, checking my myspace, and responding to emails, time is something I don't have a lot of these days. Keep sending me texts though, that's encouraging. And if you have the money, a phone call is nice too. It doesn't cost me a dime (or a peso... i guess)... but it might cost you a pretty penny. If you do want to contact me... my cell number here is 011-63-906-218-1454. Good luck with that.

When we do get internet back at the house, I'll be able to put pictures up, which I know is all you guys want to see. So until next time, just know, I'm safe. I miss everyone. I'm having a good time. I'm learning tagalog. And I am eating. haha.

Alrighty then.
Cy

PS: One of the "comforts of home" that I have right now is the Complete First Season of Lost. (The TV show). The Slater-Lunsfords bought it for me before my trip. So I'm watching it... and I'm hooked. It's a crazy show. Right now, my mom (who is still in Cali) is watching the second season of The O.C.. When my dad leaves in a couple weeks, He's gonna bring home Lost and my mom is going to send The O.C. with some friends who are staying at our house right now and are coming back to Davao in December. We're trading. How funny is that.

Ok, I'm out for real.
Cy (again)

"Champagne For My Real Friends, Real Pain For My Sham Friends"

I'm listening to Fall Out Boy right now and that's one of their songs of the new album.

I think it's a great title... for a song... for life. You know?

Last Friday, I gave my two-weeks notice to Anchor Blue. It went well. My manager was sad though. She was like, "Awww Cy, we're gonna miss you for the Holiday season!"

I felt bad.

Just got in from watching The Exorcism of Emily Rose. Man. This movie is crazy. If you have any kind of spiritual beliefs, or even if you don't... this movie gets you thinking. It has some nice jump parts in it too :)

So anyway, on friends...

It's interesting to find, when you take a second to think about it, who your true friends really are, and who are just "friends".

I use to be able to say that I have a lot of friends. However with that, I think that the word "friend" loses some of its significance with each friend I make.

Let me explain. In high school, I thought I had a lot of friends. And don't get me wrong, I still have friends from High School...

Hmm... maybe I should try to define what a friend is first. To me, I think a friend is someone on whom you can truly rely on - Spiritually, Emotionally, Physically, etc. A friend is someone who would go with you through anything.

Restricting my list of "friends" to that definition, I'd probably be able to count how many true friends I have on two hands.

I'm finding that as life goes on, you start to see who exactly your true friends are and how much you really need them.

I have this fear in the back of my mind, though. When I was younger, my set of "friends" was different from the friends I have now. Five years from now, will I have the same friends? Will my current friends be at the same level of trust and commitment in the future as they are now? Or will that be replaced? Time can only tell, I suppose.

Interesting to think about...

This thursday, I'm going to Knott's Berry Farm with a bunch of my friends from school. This little clique, if you'd call it that, has been together since my Freshman year of high school and we've all remained pretty good friends, some of which I am closer to than others. It's odd though, in this group of friends, there are some things that I can tell some of them that I can't tell others and vice versa. It's like some kind of double life within our group of friends. I don't understand it sometimes. For instance, there are friends in this group that I feel comfortable talking about spiritual things with and there are some that I don't.

Hard to explain I guess.

Then, there's my friends from Church. It seems like they are an entirely different breed.

Eh... friendships. It's an incredible concept.

I can't imagine life without friends. Without fellowship. Without going to some family restaurant to order Chili Cheese Fries and talk about "The Alliance".

I'm thinking that when I go to the Philippines, I really see what's valuable in my life... (who and what).

meh.
Cy

It's Been One Week...

...since you looked at me
Cocked your head to the side and said "I'm angry"
Five days since you laughed at me saying
"Get that together come back and see me"
Three days since the living room
I realized it's all my fault, but couldn't tell you
Yesterday you'd forgiven me
but it'll still be two days till I say I'm sorry


Heh, yeah it's been a FULL week since I've last posted. Mainly it's because only Justin reads this, and I got tired of trying to update it every night, searching myself for something remotely interesting to post.

Well, the countdown to the Philippines is at 17 Days. Yeah, that's pretty insane. I'm excited, reserved, nervous, anxious, scared, and fired-up all at the same time. It's quite an odd mix of feelings.

Tomorrow, I have to put in my two weeks notice to Anchor Blue. This was the first job I've ever had, needless to say, I've been attached to it. I've become acustomed to my managers, Maria, Rita, Ani, and Santiago; My co-workers, Jordan, Brian, Amanda, Danielle, Bianca, Veronica, and the ROPs. It's been tons of fun though and a great first time experience for me. I'm hoping when I get back from the Philippines in March that I'll get rehired. From the comments I've gotten from my managers, it seems like I've done an awesome job working there...

No updates on HOBY news yet... but more on that as I stay in contact with Lisa...

Yesterday, I signed up for a CapitalOne Student Platinum Credit Card. Got approved, waiting for it in the mail. Yay for starting up good credit!

My bank account is growing, that's nice. Tomorrow I get paid! Yesss....

Last Sunday, I actually tithed with a CHECK. I felt so... old.

Next Thursday, I plan on going to Knott's Berry Farm's Halloween Haunt with my really close friends Justin, Heather, Justin, and Emily... It should be fun.

I'm hungry, so this is it for today, expect more updates soon :)

Cy

Soy Un Perdedor...

I'm a loser, baby. So why don't you kill me?

...from the poet Beck.


So, this week is so odd for me. I barely have any work. I workeed Sunday for 6 hours, Monday for 6 hours and I work SATURDAY for 8 hours. Meaning... I have absolutely nothing to do between now and then.

It's actually not very fun. If you've been keeping up with the posts that I have been making, you would know that I like my job very much... and not doing it consistently is weird for me.

Eh.

So tonight, I got second place in a little poker game with some of my buds. $5 buy in. I won it back. :|

Also, I woke up today at 1:30. that was awesome.

A new show that I like is Drew Carey's Green Screen show. It's mad funny. I was cracking up.

Also tonight, I watched My Name is Earl and The Office. Both are quality.

There are officially 25 days left before I leave for the Philippines. :)

Yay!

Justin left his World Poker Tour cards at my house. Eh.

I got the munchies earlier, so I cooked up these microwavable Baked Potatoes. They're pretty 'meh' by themselves, but you add some butter, cheese, salt and pepper and it's just fine. ;)

Though, I'll probably never buy them again.

I haven't had any really intensely deep thoughts as of recent, so nothing to share there. I probably have though and just can't remember.

Most of my thoughts come from the shower... (hmmm... maybe I should start a BLOG just about thoughts I have while in the shower) :)

Well, i'm tired. and it's late/early. so goodnight/morning and have a great day/night!

Lateraide,
Cy

Take my Quiz.

Take my Quiz!

Today

I ate at Johnny Carino's. Very nice food. I have leftovers :)

My friend Justin works there.

I hope you are enjoying these snippets.

I'm sleepy.

Goodnight!

Cy

A quick post.

I just got back from work. We had a visual change. (moving a lot of stuff around.) I worked from 7pm to 1am.

I need to get up at 6am to go to work at 7am.

yikes.

but i'm getting hours :)

V stands for Visual (Do things look good?)
I stands for Interaction (Do the customers feel welcomed?)
B stands for Bring It! (Do the customers feel your energy?)
E stands for Everyone Leaves with a Bag (self-explainatory)

Cy

On Racism.

So at my job, we have to ask the customer for their zip code. It's for a survey conducted by Hub Distributing Inc. (Anchor Blue's parent company) to see where our customers are from and if we need to place another store in a different location.

Anyway, pretty much everyone has no problem giving it out. Some people will ask me what it's for and I'll tell them honestly.

Others though, have a hard time giving it out or don't give it out at all. What's unique about this though is that the only people who won't give it out (in my experience) are latino people who don't speak english very well or at all.

I don't understand why this is. It could be that they just don't understand what I'm asking for. It could be that they don't even know what a zip code is.

Or maybe they do understand me, but are afraid to give it out. Illegal immigration is a huge thing in California. The thought occured to me that these people could be living in Palmdale or Lancaster illegally and are wary of giving out their zip code because maybe they think that the INS or some other authority can track them down.

I don't know. I remember reading an article in my Senior english class about Bilingualism. Being in America, the most common language is of course, English. Yet, there are people who refuse to learn and master the language. I realize that there are many who are learning and it's hard for them... but for the ones who aren't set on learning English or don't even know a couple essential phrases to buy clothes, why are they content with that?

On a message board I frequent, a user posted an experience he had at a McDonald's restaurant. The lady he was ordering from was latina. This person asked the lady for no mustard on his burger. She couldn't understand what he was talking about. She actually had to get another worker to translate for her to understand that he was talking about Mustard.

It doesn't seem fair that that McDonald's would her in a position where she would have to interact with customers when she can't speak sufficient English, nor understand it.

I understand that a lot of immigrants are here to support their families back in their homeland (heck, that's what my parents are doing), but I think they would do so much better if they would learn the common language. They'd get a lot further in the business world, anyway.

I don't know. just thoughts.
Cy

Categories: Thoughts

I Can't Believe She Just Said That...

That was what was running through my head when my boss talked to me today.

Today at Anchor Blue I worked from 9:30am to 2:35pm. I was in the back doing stock for most of the day. It took a while because I had eleven boxes to get through.

When I was all done, I went to the sales floor and organized the "rack of randomness" (that's what I call it). It has Candy, Gag Gifts, Bouncy things, all kinds of stuff...

After that, I went back to the stock area and my boss Maria told me...

"Cy, I'm SO glad you work here."

I was stunned. Well maybe not stunned, but taken aback.

I felt special and didn't really know what to say...

so I chuckled and said...

"Uh, thanks!"

ha. that was the highlight of my day.

It's hard to think that I have to put in my two-weeks notice in two and a half weeks. :(

I get paid this Friday!


W0ot!
Cy

Who's got the VIBE?

I sure do.

VIBE is the slogan or whatever for Anchor Blue...

I can't quite remember what it stands for though.

V -
I -
B -
E -

Feel free to comment with what you think it might stand for. I'll post the answers tomorrow.

So anyway, tonight was really awesome because I actually got to know a lot of my co-workers better. I worked a complete 8-hour shift today from 12:30-9pm with a 30 minute lunch.

Looonnngg shift. It's still fun though. I like my job :)

So I haven't posted the last three days, because I have been super busy with work... and sleep... and video games. haha

So my friend Alex Hagris from TX, emailed this to me. I think it's great.:


"Men Are Just Happier People-- What do you expect from such simple creatures? Your last name stays put. The garage is all yours. Wedding plans take care of themselves. Chocolate is just another snack.

You can be President. You can never be pregnant. You can wear a white T-shirt to a water park. You can wear NO shirt to a water park. Car mechanics tell you the truth.

The world is your urinal. You never have to drive to another gas station restroom because this one is just too icky. You don't have to stop and think of which way to turn a nut on a bolt. Same work, more pay. Wrinkles add character. Wedding dress $5000. Tux rental-$100. People never stare at your chest when you're talking to them.

The occasional well-rendered belch is practically expected. New shoes don't cut, blister, or mangle your feet. One mood all the time. Phone conversations are over in 30 seconds flat. You know stuff about tanks. A five-day vacation requires only one suitcase. You can open all your own jars. You get extra credit for the slightest act of thoughtfulness. If someone forgets to invite you, he or she can still be your friend.

Your underwear is $8.95 for a three-pack. Three pairs of shoes are more than enough. You almost never have strap problems in public. You are unable to see wrinkles in your clothes. Everything on your face stays its original color. The same hairstyle lasts for years, maybe decades. You only have to shave your face and neck.

You can play with toys all your life. Your belly usually hides your big hips. One wallet and one pair of shoes one color for all seasons. You can wear shorts no matter how your legs look. You can "do" your nails with a pocket knife. You have freedom of choice concerning growing a mustache.

You can do Christmas shopping for 25 relatives on December 24 in 25 minutes.

No wonder men are happier!"


Also, another friend showed me this:

The best new way to fold your T-shirt

It's pretty neat.


Alrighty. I'm off to sleep. Got church in the mornin.

Laterz
Cy

Eat Great, Even Late!

No... I haven't gone to Wendy's lately...

It's 4:27am...

I'm about to eat a PB&J sandwich.

The reason I am up so late is that I don't have work tomorrow... thus, I can sleep in.

Also, I've decided that all my mp3s need some re-organization, so I have been doing that the last two days. Organizing thousands of files isn't an easy task, but with the help of myiTunes, this process is made a slightly easier.

I've also been ripping my CDs to my computer.

All this is really in preparation for the iPod nano that I'm hoping to get before I leave for the Philippines.

So far in my iTunes library I have 1204 Songs/3.2 Days/5.48 GB of music. And that's only maybe 20% of my mp3 files and only maybe 30% of my CDs! So, I should be done with this process by Thursday or Friday if I keep at this pace. heh.

So as the days go by, my life becomes increasingly less interesting. But I guess that's a matter of opinion/perspective.

Today at work, a guy and his friend (who is a girl) came in and decided that they were going to look at EVERY SINGLE screen tee that we sell so that they could have a good laugh. This started at maybe 8:15. The mall closes at 9pm...

They basically destroyed the entire screen tee wall, which meant that recovery at the end of the night was going to take loooonnnnggg... But, I am the ultimate screen tee folding master and I got it done in no time. We locked up at 9:47pm. Score.

So... a new patch came out for World of Warcraft. It has a lot of changes and additions to it, which means that I will be playing a lot of it this week/weekend.

Yeah.

Someone falls to pieces
Sleeping all alone
Someone kills the pain
Spinning in the silence
She finally drifts away
Someone gets excited
In a chapel yard
And catches a bouquet
Another lays a dozen
White roses on a grave

Someone finds salvation in everyone
Another only pain
Someone tries to hide himself
Down inside himself he prays
Someone swears his true love
Until the end of time
Another runs away
Separate or united
Healthy or insane

Even when you've paid enough
Been put upon or been held up
Every single memory of the good or bad
Faces of Love
Don't lose any sleep tonight
I'm sure everything will end up alright
You may win or lose

And to be yourself is all that you can do
To be yourself is all that you can do.


Well that's it for now. Take care of yourself. And each other.
Cy

Categories: Work, Games, Music

"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Naked."

Heh. I'm watching G4... the channel all about gaming. One promo for a show called "Cheats" has some gamer in a confessional saying "R1 R1 A B R2 Select Pause... I've seen the Ninja Turtles Naked."

odd.

anyway. Work was good today. I like working at Anchor Blue. After I got of work, I bought some stuff off the clearance rack at American Eagle. yep. So that was my day.

Nothing new to report.

Over and Out.
Cy

9/11

I don't want to spend a lot of time talking about what I did today as today holds more significance than any of my daily happenings. Basically did the usual Sunday thing: Church, Lunch, Lawn... same ol' same ol'. Played poker at my friend Bill's co-worker Susan's house. (Wow. that was a lot)... Got second to this new guy named Joe. Had maybe even stacks... on one hand I had a jack/eight. The flop was two 8's and a jack. Full house. The turn I can't remember, I think it was a King. The river was another 8. Four 8's. He had a King/something, so he had a full house, but didn't realize it. Basically he folded when I went all in. Bummer.

Playing with new people is a tough thing to do. Especially people who really don't know how to play all that well. Eh. Enough of that...

I woke up early today. I've been a little anxious this whole week. The first week of a freshman in high school is filled with some uncertainty, getting used to seven periods, meeting new people... I got ready for school and walked downstairs.

The TV was on. Fox News. A terrible thing has happened in New York. On the screen, shots of the World Trade Center. A plane has been hijacked and flown into the building. All the people on the plane are feared dead. Wow.

I got to school. First period. We talk about the news and pray for the people involved. Intercom comes on... another plane has been crashed into the second tower.

What is going on?

School goes through as normal. I get home and find out that the towers have collapsed. The news keeps replaying home made videos of people running, covering their heads with their briefcases, coated in dust. Other clips are shown from earlier in the day. People are jumping out of the building. Screams are heard everywhere.

Is this real?

It seems like a scene from a disaster movie.

I can't believe what's happening. People are dead. People are dying. Tons are injured. Children have lost mothers and fathers. Others have lost their significant other. Parents have lost their children. And all this happened in the course of one school day.

Eight hours. Lives changed forever. Things are not the same.


What do I do in eight hours? What am I doing with my time now? Someone could be dying right now. Another could be losing their father. Maybe another could be mourning the loss of a child as I'm typing this.

Is this all random? Well to us, I suppose so, since we don't know when any of this would happen. When is it my time? There's been rumors of a planned terrorist attack on Los Angeles tomorrow. I live an hour from LA. What if tomorrow is my last day on earth?

Am I ready for what's to come? Have I done all that I've wanted to do? What am I ashamed of? What am I proud of? Did I make a difference? Are people different because of me? Or have I hurt people?

I've been thinking a lot about this recently. The people at the World Trade Center; the people on the airplanes; the families of those who died... they had no idea what September 11, 2001 was about to become.

The people in Louisiana. No Clue.

Those in India... No Idea.

Death is something to be in awe of. It's a very powerful thing.

I'm hoping that I learn from these people who have lost their lives recently in the hurricane and also four years ago in NYC. What was it like for them the minutes before their death? Did their life flash before their eyes? Did they look back on everything they did and see victory? or did they see defeat.

I hope it doesn't take death staring me in the face for me to examine my life. By then, It'll probably be too late. I want to look back on my life and see victory.

It's too bad we make mistakes. But eh, I guess without them we would never know what perfection truly is.

I'm working on my life. I'm am far from perfect... and I don't know if I want to be perfect. Man, this sure is confusing stuff. But I guess that's life.

Meh.

What if there was no light
Nothing wrong, nothing right
What if there was no time
And no reason or rhyme

Cy

Categories: Thoughts, Poker

iPod Nano

I want one.



Read about it here.

Ding!

...that's for my buddies who play WoW with me. People say "ding" when they level up. It originates from Everquest, one of the first Massive Multiplayer Online Role Playing Games (MMORGP) ever created. The sound was a chime or a "ding" when a player gained a new level.

So yeah, my two characters that i've been focusing on (Baurius and Khorg) have leveled significantly since the last time I mentioned them. Baurius, my Night Elf Priest, is now at level 48 and Khorg, my Orc Rogue, is now at level 19. It's been tons of fun.

So that's all I really did today since I had no work... video games. That's it.

Tomorrow I have work at 9:30am. So I'm gonna head off to bed now. Sorry for the lack of updates, but not much has been going on.

Oh yeah tomorrow, The Exorcism of Emily Rose comes out in theaters. It looks freaky as ever. Now, I'm one who believes in demons and angels, so the reality of this movie should be what scares me most. Needless to say, I'm looking forward to it. Here's the trailer:

Looks insane. Anyway, I'm off to bed. For real this time. Good night.

you and me and all of the people
with nothing to do
nothing to prove

Peace,
Cy

Categories: Games, Movies

FRUSTRATING!

Yeah so you all know that my car died on me last Saturday if you listened to my audiopost...

Today, we made arrangements for AAA to get a towing company to move my car from my aunt's house to the Saturn Dealership.

I get out of the shower at like 11:30.
My dad says that we have to be at the car in 30-40 minutes because that's the time frame the towing company gave us.

So we leave the house at maybe 11:50. On the way there, I get a phone call on my cell phone. It's the towing company. She talks...

"Hi Mr. Serrano?"
"Yes?"
"Yeah, this is the towing company. Our driver is with your vehicle now. Are you close by?"
"Yeah, we're about 10 minutes away."
"Ok, just call us when you get there."
"Uh. Ok."

That last line from her didn't make that much sense to me.

We get to my Aunt's house. No tow truck. The guy took off. So I call the towing company. She says, "Ok, we're sending him out. It'll be about 15 minutes."

So we wait for 15 minutes... 30 minutes...

She calls again.

"Sir?"
"Yes..."
"Sorry, we got really busy the last half hour. He's leaving now."
"Ok. Great."

So we wait for about another half an hour.

My dad is fed up at this point. He asks for my phone and he calls the towing company. And he rips them a new one.

Ironically enough, the tow truck happens to show up in the middle of my dad's verbal slaughtering. The tow truck guy gets out of the truck and gives me a friendly hello. My dad gets off the phone... obviously not happy.

Next thing we know, the tow truck guy gets a little nextel *beep beep* and the same lady radios to him...

"...this is ridiculous. Just leave."

That's the most I caught of the conversation. The tow truck guy is noticibly feeling the awkwardness of this situation. He says...

"I don't know what's going on..."

So he gets in his truck. Backs up as if he's positioning himself, then drives away. We wait for maybe 3 minutes. We realize he's not coming back. My dad's pretty much furious at this point and has resorted to placing the blame on me...

"If you would have woken up earlier!!!..."

I talked some sense into him... by explaining what really went down.

First off, the tow truck guy, being early, should not have left even though we weren't there yet. If he would have waited until the time they gave us, everything would have been just fine.

Secondly, this lady was obviously not dealing with us correctly. All matters are supposed to be settled through AAA. AAA contracts out the towing company, not us. So there shouldn't even have been conversation between us and the towing company (save the driver).

Eh. It was all very frustrating.

Luckily, my mom is the great negotiator/complainer/guilt tripper/chew-you-out-until-you-die-inside go-to person. She's great. We got a $100+ order of pizza for free because of her one time. I love the woman. So she works things out, files a complaint with AAA and reports the towing company. Great lady. She also got a different driver and everything to come out and tow the car later in the afternoon. So right now, my car is at the dealership where tomorrow, should be ready for pickup. It's awesomeness.

In other news... my job is amazing. I love working at Anchor Blue. The people are so chill and the responsibility I have isn't too taxing, yet I'm not just bumming around. It's perfect. Tomorrow I'm calling Olive Garden to see about that interview. Haven't heard from Red Lobster still. That's fine. They're all poo poo heads. Don't eat at the Palmdale Red Lobster. And don't use Antelope Valley Towing Company.

Haha, that's it for now.

Sorrow drips into your heart through a pinhole
Just like a faucet that leaks and there is comfort in the sound
But while you debate half empty or half full
It slowly rises, your love is gonna drown

Shalom,
Cy

PS: Buy Crash on DVD!

Categories: Work, Random

This is Odd.

Back in May of 2004, I posted a blog (View Here) about The Day After Tomrorow. I didn't like the movie when I saw it. I still don't really like it all that much, but WOW. The special effects are amazing! Save the CGI wolves. That was lame-o.

Just thought I'd share that.

Cy

Labor Day - Yay!

Sorta. I worked today and yesterday... both days from 12pm to 7pm. It's been fun. I still enjoy my job so it's not like it totally sucks.

Today at Anchor Blue I worked in Zone #3 right by the fitting rooms. That was cool I guess. Helped people out, made sure people weren't shoplifting in the rooms. ya know. So there was this lady today who was like, "Excuse me, can you help me?" I said "sure"... so she goes on explaining to me how like three people asked her if she was finding everything and she said no, but the employees kept walking... lol. So I appologized for that and proceeded to look in stock for a shirt she was looking for. I didn't find it.

Other than that, I did pretty much nothing this labor day weekend. Video Games, Sleeping, Food, Work. That's it.

Tomorrow I work from 5pm-10pm... so come and see me or something.

Peace out til later.
Cy

Categories: Work

ARRGGHH!

Ok, this might not be that noticible on my audio post, but I'm quite frustrated. My car's dead. Listen to the post below... I believe it requires quicktime.

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Categories: Audioblog