I am my tired tired feet...

Happy b-day Joe!!! I forgot to post this yesterday. It was fun, hope you had a blast son! Happy belated to Rochelle too, sorry I can't make your b-day girlfriend!

Also went to see Les Mis at the Hollywood Bowl this weekend. Thanks Gen for the invite yo! I'm SO glad I went. It's my fav musical of all time, and even though they cut off some parts that I really wanted to see, it was still awesome. 2 bottles of wine and les mis make for great way to end the weekend(save that we missed the bus, ha ha ha. But I'm glad we drove). That set might actually be a little confusing because we went to Ja's b-day at the Griffin after.
I leave for the NYC on Wednesday next week, which means I have a ton of stuff to do before i go, and yet I am so unwilling to do it right now. I hate when I get in these modes. But oh well, it's Friday, ha ha ha. I'd rather not have to answer any calls while I'm on vacation, so I better bust my butt next week and be on top of my ish. I also need to work on the NY trip and set at least a semi - itin. I don't want to be completely running around like a chicken with it's head cut off.
Speaking of chickens with heads cut off...did I ever mention that I saw exactly that way back when I was in the PI? I was still a little kid, but it is one of the more vivid memories I have of my childhood stint over there. My lola Ruth(who is now my only surviving grandparent), was making dinner and I guess chicken was on the menu. She cut off the head right as I was on my way to the kitchen and the chicken ran right past me....w/ no head! It was quite the traumatic experience. I am now deathly afraid of headless chickens. :) Funny how you can remember various things like that.
Partyin up in Montrose tonight...for Matt, Rochelle and Chris' b-days. Gonna be a fun night full of hot dogs, bowling, and of course...BEER! Mmmmm, Beer! Happy b-day kids. Can't wait to shoot you all...with my camera.
55 small things you can always do
26. Skip one meal a week; use the money to buy dinner for a homeless person.
This is actually a pretty good one. I've never thought about it really, but doing this is definitely a small action that goes a long long way. I remember one time I bought dinner for a homeless guy while I was in San Jose. He was very appreciative when I gave it to him, but it was really funny cuz when I first asked him what he wanted, he said, "a quarter pounder, but please please, no pickles!" I just thought it was funny. I wasn't thinkin beggars couldn't be choosers or anything, it was just enlightening to me. That was probably the last time I bought a meal for...wait, I remember buying a guy some food at the gas station a few months ago. Gotta do it more often. I eat enough...
"There is no medicine like hope, no incentive so great, and no tonic so powerful as expectation of something tomorrow."
- Orison Marden