Tuesday, May 19, 2009

My little Christmas miracle~

Last Wednesday my ninja friend Sherie and I ventured to Scarborough Town Center after school. On our way to the bus station, we heard a very mysterious sound. It went like "Cooo! Cooo!" Assuming it was the cry of a seagull we both looked towards the skies in search of this animal. However, the skies were clear as glass, there was not an animal in site. After a good amount of time we realized it was a child in a van with the door open. He screamed "Cooo!" in perfect intervals and in the same pitch. The child seemed to be of age eight and had a long way to go. After arriving at the mall, we went in search of ice cream. Yogen Fruz was eliminated from the list of potential shops since it was yogurt and not ice cream. Baskin Robbins was taken off as well due to over pricing of cookie dough ice cream.

As we decided to go to Wal-Mart we realized we could not finish a full tub of ice cream. In an attempt to keep our sanity we ended up getting fudge-sickles, which still was not ice cream but ice cream had to wait. I ate four and Sherie was able to eat three. We gave one to a friend I had met later on in the mall. We walked around and noticed some renovation related paint markings on the floor. As we passed by an "NN" I declared "Look! It says 'NN', that must mean not north, since north is on the other side!" As we looked vertically down to the lower floor we saw another marking "NE" and I was asked to explain this. I simply said "Duh! Obviously it's not east either!"


On Victoria Day, D.Ma came over to my house and we spent the day playing a video game online called Boxhead. Although it may seem pointless and stupid, it is definitely addictive and worth a try. Since I have motion sickness, it is one of the only shooting games I can play without getting sick afterwards. I have also upgraded my iTouch 1G to version 2.2.1, which is the newest version and I now have all the newest awesome games and I also gave it an awesome theme with the help of a program called Winterboard. My iTouch overheated twice and I had to restore twice. It fried again last night and low and behold, a Christmas miracle happened. When I came back from school it was fine again and all my 300 photos, 500 songs, 30 apps, and themes were saved from the destruction caused by over usage. This was truly a Christmas miracle in May.

Today was an eventful day. I had lots of fun during my classes but most of all, I enjoyed the time I spent with Ella and Luna after school and several other companions. We spent a good deal of time at the food court then later on migrated to the playground where I was introduced to a game called Grounders. The description they gave me didn't really push me to want to play such a dangerous game. They told me it was a game where I close my eyes and touch people. I still do not understand how that was supposed to convince me to play but nonetheless I agreed on playing anyways. It ended up to be a game where you closed your eyes and played Marco Polo however if any of the players stepped off the jungle gym you may declare Grounders and if there is an individual on the ground than they are then "it". I bumped into various bars of metal leaving several marks. However, it was still fun and exciting. For that I thank Luna for such a pleasant memory of me hitting my head against metal. The lesson I learned today is to never be afraid of trying new things, because only change can bring improvement.

Currently listening to: David Choi - I Won't Even Start

down to earth~

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