Day 229 of San Diego

Last night, I purposefully skipped writing a post. I wanted to save as many previous posts as I could before falling asleep. I lost count, but I'm sure I saved 30+ posts. 

Today was boring... I sat on my ass, like most days nowadays. I didn't talk to many talkative people on IMVU until an hour prior.

Currently, I'm catching up with my friend Scott who randomly texted me thirty minutes ago. It has been several months since we last talked. It's nice to reconnect with him. We used to hang out every day in high school before I switched schools. 

And that's it! That's all that is happening!

I'll call it good here. 

Need to do more uneventful things before bed. 

;)

Day 227 of San Diego

What can I say? I had a good day. Only in the morning it was boring. I helped mom with the taxes. I sorted out recites in their desired month. Then, I typed in the tax on an Excel sheet. It took me an hour and fourteen minutes! 

Afterwards, I chilled with Indigo. He deserved time out of his crowded cage. We sat outside in the 80 degree weather while acknowledging the cats. Indigo wasn't too happy to see the cats... He would practically fall off of my arm from cowering. 

When I placed Indigo back in his cage, I entered the world of IMVU and YouTube. Mason's shifts are half-days now. I don't know for how long. But it's nice to chat with him earlier! That means, we'll be able to hang out longer, too. <3

Oh! I found the PERFECT PICTURE to describe my parents when guests are over. Anybody else relate?:

Day 226 of San Diego

I fixed past posts! If you recognized the mistakes, good for you! If you didn't, good for me! However, I'm pretty sure my avid readers saw the mistakes when it happened...

The mistakes were: I added two sections called "Day ___ of [2nd]/[Second] Leave."

I don't remember why I was looking back at previous posts, but once I realized my boo-boos, I immediately corrected them.

Mason WAS right! He's had four Leaves so far!

His memory is that of an elephant's.

After I fixed my mistakes, I started to wonder if I should begin saving my posts into a Word Document. I asked myself, "What if Google decided to shut down Blogger? Or, what if Blogger shut down randomly without warning?" I then said to myself, "Holy Jesus Christ! That means every post I ever wrote would be deleted!" So, I am currently saving all of my posts in a Word Document JUST in case.

Today wasn't a bad day. Very chill. Except for the weather. The weather let us know we were its bitch... I swear, at one moment in time, the temperature escalated five degrees in about ten minutes. Impossible? Tell that to my innards. They were cookin' for dinner.

Finally, my parents pulled out the air conditioner from under the stairs and hooked it up in the backroom. Now, as we watch our movies and goof off on our computers, we won't have trouble keeping cool!

Speaking of movies, I watched Seven Psychopaths tonight. That movie was very interesting. I sort of lost track around the end because I was Skyping Mason and I wanted to chat with him rather than pay attention to a movie which will most likely repeat itself on our Pay Per View channels.

Alright, I'm done. I need to save my posts. Until next episode!

Standing Guard

The Stones of Stenness may be Britain’s most ancient stone circle. Erected during the Stone Age on the Orkney Islands at the northern tip of modern-day Scotland, the stones likely formed part of a larger complex linked by religious ritual. (By: Jim Richardson)

Day 225 of San Diego

Mom, dad, and Uncle Jay hiked Big Mt. Si today. I had to skip. My legs felt like stone and I was exhausted. If I would've gotten up at five in the morning and tried to hike 3,000 elevation, I think I wouldn't have made it. I think I would've started crying due to pain and lack of energy.

I could hardly walk up and down stairs. 

I still hardly can't. 

I stretched an hour ago. That sort of felt nice. But I could feel every muscle in my hamstrings tighten. That part wasn't nice. 

I warmed my back in the morning with a heating pad to relax the muscles. It worked while the heating pad was on. Yet when I turned it off, the muscles constricted again. 

I don't know when I'll stop wobbling. Maybe in another few days. 

Although I didn't hike Big Mt. Si, mom snapped some pictures. Enjoy:

Big ass tree!

Panorama of big trees

Rocks. Everywhere.

Mt. Rainer

Civilization down bellow!

Panorama of surroundings

A wild bird landing on my mom's hand!

Day 224 of San Diego

Mason's at Dave & Busters partying with his shop. I guess I won't be talking with him for another hour.

I ran the Torchlight 5K today... Somewhat regretting it, yet not. I had a blast jamming out to music and running with the crowd. Dad was way ahead of us while mom and grandma walked behind. I finished in 32 minutes, beating last year's time which I think was 45. 

I definitely kicked my own ass. I don't know if I'll be able to hike Big Mt. Si tomorrow... My legs are really sore. I almost had hamstring cramps after the race from dodging people as I walked to a sit spot. 

If I have to skip on hiking Big Mt. Si, I know it won't be the end of the world. But having the opportunity in front of me and not taking it... I think it would bum me out. 

We'll see in the morning at five. If I can't move my legs, then I'll have to skip the hike. 

Besides that dumb news, Indigo bit me today! He finally nabbed a piece of thumb while I tossed crickets into his cage. I screamed from being startled until I felt the pain. He bit me GOOD. Ripped some skin off. Damn lizard had such a grip, I pulled him out of the cage when jerking. I had to grab his tail and quickly place him back in his cage before he could bite me once more! 

I know now to stay on my guard when feeding him. Haha. Here's the evidence of the assault:

Day 223 of San Diego

I just walked through the front door no less than forty-five minutes ago.

Uncle Jay, mom and I hiked up Little Mt. Si. It took us two hours round trip. I forgot what a struggle it is to hike up LITTLE Mt. Si. But on Sunday, Jay, mom and I will be hiking Big Mt. Si. Hopefully my dad can join that one. He got caught up with work today and couldn't join us on this trip. 

The hike was wonderful, though. I enjoyed it very much. I needed fresh air and tough exercise. Tomorrow, I'll be exercising once more at the 5K race for the Torchlight Parade. However, in my condition currently, I'm not sure if I want to run it... Maybe jog. 

I know I don't want to throw out my legs before Big Mt. Si. Big Mt. Si is 3,000 elevation. Pretty much, Little Mailbox Peak. 

Oh yea... We're taking that sucker on too in the next week. 

I... I don't think I'm going to get cocky here and type in "BRING IT ON!" Last time, Mailbox Peak did bring it on... And I cried like a little schoolgirl... 

On a better note, I took pictures! Whoot! Check out the fun my family and I had today!:

Big Si and Jay

At the top!

Civilization

Big Si

Selfie with Big Si!

Jay sticking his sweaty butt out of the window 

Day 222 of San Diego

I watched almost every Indiana Jones movie today. It was a pretty good time! Tomorrow, I'll probably watch the last one: The Crystal Skull. 

I don't remember if I liked that one very much...

Doesn't a giant UFO pop out of the ground at the end?

Indiana Jones - Aliens.

To me, that kind of doesn't add up. Kind of. 

In any case, I do love every Indiana Jones movie respectively. They're fun and whacky and adventures. 

Harrison Ford = a helluva guy!

Wait until he comes back as Hans Solo in Star Wars Episode VII. 

I still need to see him in Expendables 3. But I'll have to stay patient until August. 

Other than that... Here's a very relatable picture I want to share that tells my whole life story as a comic! Enjoy:

Day 221 of San Diego

My pattern is very similar. I'm somewhat doing it on purpose. I don't want to go over two days of not posting. Yet I'll try my best to post every day like before. 

Today was exciting; weather wise. We had a huge rainstorm! The rain would be on and off during evening hours, but around 7:00 AM, the rain poured in buckets! I was woken up by the loud thunderous roar of rain! Around 10:30 AM, our power went out for a split second. We were supposed to have thunder and lightning. However, our area wasn't as lucky... 

The sun shone about 8:00 PM. I took a walk, risking getting rained on. But I wasn't! Thankfully... I only wore a sweatshirt and sweatpants! Nothing to repel gallons of water with!

Afterwards, I stayed home and wrote a story. 

Or did I write a story before my walk?

I can't remember which events happened when anymore...

But I did write a story! A short story. I finished today, too! 

It's a bit depressing. Not sure if I want to share it. I also might not share it because of cheapskates who want to steal stories and call them their own! 

Then again, if someone stole a story of mine, I could name myself Shooter and stalk them, telling them, "You stole my story" in a Southern accent. 

... Please tell me someone got that reference. 

Meanwhile, in the mind of a sociologist: here's a great picture I saved from iFunny. I should have brought this up last quarter!

Day 219 of San Diego

Yea, yea, yea. I know I didn't write yesterday. Sue me.

I've been taking care of my eleven year old cousin. I'm DRAINED. The reasons why I don't want kids until far into the future...

Today wasn't the greatest day. Like yesterday, I felt miserable. 

No privacy. Don't need to go into detail to explain why... I'm sure what I've been sharing is enough to put two-and-two together.

Also, Mason really hurt my feelings today. He didn't call me names or anything of that sort... He just lied about watching me play Minecraft. He told me he would watch me explore a Mineshaft I found, until I noticed his replies slowing. I asked him if he was busy. He said he was playing video games with his dad... I was infuriated. He didn't even say he was tired of watching me play Minecraft... He just... STOPPED. I had to call him to tell him why I was so brutally upset. He had no idea what he did until I explained... Men...

Anyway... I have to babysit for another day... God. Wednesday will be a blessing...

Day 217 of San Diego

HAPPY 40th UNCLE JAY!!!!!!! WHOO-HOO!!!!!!!

We celebrated Jay's birthday at his house. Friends and family joined. We even got to see friends whom we haven't seen in YEARS. It was great to reminisce over old times and remind people how old I am. We enjoyed each other's company. We all had a blast!

Jaylee is hanging out with the folks and I for a few days. She followed us after the party. We're listening to Steam Powered Giraffe songs.

I best get back to that! And then, we'll hook up Minecraft for her on her laptop. She'll like that. :)

Day 216 of San Diego

Anybody read horror comics? Anybody enjoy horror? Anybody know the anime comic "The Enigma of Amigara Fault" by Junji Ito?

Dude.

If you haven't read it yet...

Link: http://openawesome.com/junji-ito-horror-manga/enigmaofamigarafault.html

Prepare for some messed up crap.

Yet the story is VERY well portrayed. It snags the readers attention automatically. You start asking questions after reading a few sections. You want to know what's going to happen next although you have a slight hunch. Until BANG! ... The ending forces your brain to quiver, asking itself, "What if that was true?"

Ah, horror. You either love it or you love it and abuse yourself by watching/reading too much of it before bedtime. Then you somewhat regret it. But at the same time, you don't since you had a fun time freaking your own damn self out over it.

I'm reading another comic made by the same author. Yes, it's another horror comic. It's called "Maptown." I'm yet to finish it. I know it'll be good.

I'm also eating. Like a dumbass. Because last time I ate food before falling asleep, I had really horrible nightmares.

However, I'm kind of acting like my own personal Guinea Pig. I want to see if I will have nightmares tonight after eating my small bowl of Doritos.

Nevertheless, I am reading scary comics, too. Will that influence the nightmares most?

I guess we'll see...

En Masse

Thousands of performers dance in unity at the Arirang Mass Games in Pyongyang, North Korea. In the background, schoolchildren hold colored booklets to create each “pixel” of the nation’s flag. The two-month-long festival depicts the story of North Korea through gymnastic and artistic expression. (By: Nicola Chilton)

Day 215 of San Diego

I am way too emotional for my own good. 

I thought I wrote a post yesterday. I stayed up until two in the morning chatting with a friend on IMVU. Mason slept over Skype. I had time to write one. I guess I didn't have an interest in doing so. 

My life is... uhh... 

I'm wishing upon a better day. Maybe even days. Maybe even weeks and months and years. But the universe might think I'm greedy if I ask to live a long and peaceful existence. 

I hardly did anything today. It's my fault, nobody else's. I tried finding people to talk to on IMVU, yet I didn't have a decent conversation until seven in the evening. 

Oh yea; I also had nightmares last night. I blame eating food before falling asleep. Usually when I eat food prior to bedtime, I have dastardly nightmares. 

Last night's nightmare was about me messing with an old lady who lived alone in an old black house. I messed with her once and she became extremely angry. I ran away, back to where I supposedly stayed, when my senses told me the old woman was coming for me. I hesitated, but managed to conjure up the courage to face the old woman. I ran downstairs to meet her. She stormed up the steps. Before she smacked into me, she disappeared, and a horrifically dramatized screaming face appeared in front of mine. It's mouth was open three times the length and the eyes were squinty but wicked. The face screamed at me. I panicked and ran off. Yet I couldn't get away from the face. It appeared every couple of seconds. I tried spooking it by screaming back at it, but that didn't work. The only thing that worked was when I closed my eyes. Once I closed my eyes though, I woke up. 

My heart was pounding. My eyelids flickered, not wanting to close. My brain was too afraid to fall into another dark slumber. It was about four in the morning. I think I checked the time. Or, it felt like four in the morning. 

Finally, about another ten minutes passed and my body relaxed again, putting me under without anymore nightmares. 

I'll try to post tomorrow. If not... too bad.

;)

Here's a picture of me with the giant food bowl of nightmares I built in the middle of the night. It's filled with Doritos and Gold Fish:

Day 213 of San Diego

Somedays, I wish I was a dude.

Dudes seem to grab all the friends. Every type of friend, too. They have this magical aurora on them that attracts everyone sexually and curiously. Soon, they either fall in love with him or want to be his diehard friend. 

That is a summary of a man's life.

The summary of a woman's life goes something like this:

Women are jealous over everyone. Even themselves. Sometimes, women make friends. But they are rarely true companions. They gather a group of "friends" so they won't feel lonely. If they need to buy something at the store, but don't want to do it alone, they call a "friend" to ask if they could join them. And when it comes to love... Well... That subject is a little complicated, even for me. 

The End.

Besides my desperate desire for diehard friends, my day was okay.

I didn't do anything. 

Nor did I clean. 

However, I watched an amazing movie called Chaplin. Yes, the movie with Robert Downey Jr. playing as - the one and only - Charlie Chaplin. 

I also took an extremely dangerous walk today in 95 degree weather. It felt like my innards were cooking 20 minutes into the walk. I'm glad I was close to home. 

Never again will I walk during afternoon hours when the heat is as scorching as today's. 

Since nothing else happened, I'll wrap up with a gorgeous picture of last night's sunset:

Day 211 of San Diego

I am so bored right now...

If I had any milk, I would treat myself to a bag of Hot Cheetos.

But guess what?

We don't have any milk...

If it was the apocalypse and milk was the cause (say, milk turned you into a zombie), I wouldn't know what to do with myself. I drink milk with EVERYTHING. I use milk to make mochas, for Christ sake. If I can't have a glass of milk, I will not function properly. I will LITERALLY not eat much because I can't have a glass of milk BECAUSE we don't own any...

I poured myself a bowl of cereal this morning thinking we had milk. But when I opened the fridge door, a cool wind slapped me in the face and showed me no milk carton. I had to pour my dry cereal BACK into whence it came.

I felt like the most starving child in Washington State.

Don't worry, though. Milk arrives tomorrow, thanks to the milkman.

My day became boring about thirty minutes ago. I'm not sure what to multitask with. I'm hanging out with Mason over IMVU. I could watch videos of gamers gaming. Or I could think up a series to write using IMVU avatars as characters.

Or I could wait until Mason stops playing GTA V and Skypes me.

He can only Skype me for an hour or two since he has work tomorrow.

Speaking of tomorrow, I'm going to try and bust out some hours of cleaning around the house to satisfy my mother. I bought some IMVU credits today (tee-hee) and added two hours to my already filled chore list. Now I have about fifteen hours to complete doing chores I don't normally do.

I'm starting to think about moving out.

Yet I won't until Mason's out of the Marines.

We promised each other that. <3

Crimson Clouds

Red storm clouds hang heavy over Spring Creek, Queensland, Australia. Photographer Terence West had been chasing the storm across the Southern Downs when he captured this image of the back of the storm just as the sun was going down. “It made me feel that nature was at peace after the anger of the storm,” he wrote.

Day 210 of San Diego

It feels odd to type in "San Diego" for the title...

Anyway, my day went decently. I hung out on my computer again. I don't think I took a walk. I watched YouTube. I bought Indigo crickets. I took a shower while Indigo waited for me on my mom's bathrobe. Afterwards, I watched more YouTube.

Anyone remember Marble Hornets? They're the creators of the Slender Man YouTube series. I used to watch them, but their episodes delayed dramatically which drove me bonkers. I lost interest until recently. I don't know if they ended their series. I'm working up to the latest episode. I'm hoping, and kind of not hoping, Marble Hornets wrapped it up. If they wrapped it up, sweet. That means I won't have to wait in agony to know what happens next. If they didn't wrap it up, also sweet. That means I can wait in agony for another episode. However, I would overcome the agony and wait in excitement. It'll keep me guessing. Then I'll get sick to my stomach from anticipation and lose interest in it again. Haha.

In other news, I'm missing Mason. Like, a lot.

Maybe I'll spend some time writing stories to keep my mind off of the lonely pain.

A Mother's Love

A foal snuggles up to its mother at a private zoo in Querétaro, Mexico. “I was attracted by the newest member of a family of horses that was running around the field,” writes Medina. “I decided to approach to touch him. When I was close, he decided to take cover under his lovely mom.” (By: Oscar Medina)

Day 209 of San Diego

Still not feeling better. I thought I was... Yet my moods are as unpredictable as if I was on my period. I did end my period a day ago... But I don't think the moody symptoms stick around much longer afterwards.

I didn't do jack crap today. I sat on my ass sweating while playing IMVU and watching YouTube. I planned last night to buy crickets for Indigo today. But my brain said I wasn't about to stay determined over anything.

Tomorrow, I'll buy crickets. I even set an alarm for noon.

I guess that's it...

Crane Games

Endangered red-crowned cranes wade through frosty waters on a cold morning in Tsurui, Hokkaido, Japan. Here, they're considered one of Japan's hundred soundscapes—a nationwide effort meant to combat noise pollution, promote the environment, and create symbols for local people of everyday life in Japan. (By: Mitsuhiko Kamada)

Day 14 of Fourth Leave

Even though Mason left on a plane at 7:00 PM, I'll call this post the last day of his Leave.

I'm lying in bed currently, smelling the pillow both Mason and I slept on. It smells like him. I'm happy that it does, yet at the same time I'm sad because I know he's not going to come upstairs anytime soon to snuggle me to sleep. 

He's not at his mom's having dinner.

He's not at Alex's spending the night.

He's back in San Diego and my brain cannot believe it. 

I know it'll take a few days for my mentality to let my conscious realize Mason isn't home anymore. It's always that way. Whenever Mason leaves, I have to assure myself that he is gone; that he's not coming back until after several months pass. 

At least we had a delicious breakfast this morning (pancakes and bacon), and at least we visited Lincoln Park for an hour. At least we said Hello and Goodbye to Mason's mom, and at least Mason and I could say our last Goodbyes before he had to stand in line at the airport. 

Tears were shed. They always are. I don't think Mason and I will ever get used to this "schedule." 

Before I end it, I'll share a few pictures I took from Lincoln Park. Maybe it'll help you smile after reading such a sad post.

Day 13 of Fourth Leave

Mason and I are spending time together; as much as possible. Tomorrow, Mason's hopping on a plane around 7:00 PM to fly back to San Diego.

Mason and I watched Maleficent yesterday! That movie is SICK! I was kind of confused the entire time since I didn't remember if in Sleeping Beauty Disney said Maleficent used to be a fairy. Maybe the "actual-and-not-sugar-coated" version of Sleeping Beauty was finally revealed through the movie Maleficent. Huh. Disney sure has upped its game in the past couple of years.

Angelina Jolie was astonishingly beautiful in Maleficent. I mean, she's beautiful 24/7. But in Maleficent... Wow. Just, wow.

Mason told me Angelina recently beat breast cancer. I did not know that. Congratulations, Angelina, if that information is true!

Today was very laid back. I played GTA V with Blue for several hours while Mason played GTA V with Alex for as long as I did. We had fun gaining skill points and defeating baddies. I can't wait until I have enough money to purchase a house!

Yea, I'm still a newbie... Shush!

Tomorrow, I planned for Mason and I a grand breakfast: pancakes, bacon, eggs, and hash browns. I may cook it all by myself! Afterwards, we'll spend the rest of our hours together at Lincoln Park and with Mason's family. 

Time to post this post! Don't need to waste any more time on here when I can spend it with Mason!

And to celebrate on my first customer to request a profile picture from my group (on IMVU), I will upload a profile picture I just finished a moment ago. Enjoy my talent!:

Day 11 of Fourth Leave

Mason and I had a wonderful day today! When Mason got back from Alex's, he and I slept for another couple of hours. I woke up about 12:30. Earlier, we decided to picnic at Lincoln Park with Spuds for lunch. I woke up Mason and told him I was getting dressed. He didn't get dressed until after I was done and kept pestering him. But, he finally dressed and we drove down to Spuds.

The weather was perfect. It was warm, sunny, blue skies with no clouds, and a few gusts of wind to cool us off. While driving away, I saw my mom's friend Kathy who recently moved to Alki. I called to her, she noticed me, and we started talking about what's been up for each other. Her mom is visiting for now. Her and Kathy will soon spread Kathy's dad's ashes somewhere special. Rest in peace, Bob. 

Mason and I found a grassy spot at Lincoln Park, near one of our famous spots we used to hang out at. It was shady and had a lovely view of the Sound. Our basket we brought was full with a blanket to sit on, our food from Spuds, water bottles, and two miniature bottles of Apple Cider. We relaxed; ate our food until almost napping under the sun.

We haven't visited Lincoln Park in so long. Too long, really. We stayed there for a good two hours. 

When we arrived home, Mason and I played games. Still, we're playing games. I'm on IMVU and Mason's playing GTA V with his dad. 

 

Day 10 of Fourth Leave

Mason and I came home yesterday. But I wasn't in the mood to type up a post. This year's Independence Day weekend wasn't as glorious as I expected it to be... My family was annoying the Christ out of me... Even Mason noticed the scams I had to put up with. 

Like with my mom... On Friday, once showing up to the lake property, I forgot to grab pillows. So, I asked my grandma if I could borrow two pillows from her. My mom walks in and says something like, "You don't need to ask for pillows" and then walks in front of grandma for a split second before moving to the side again. I guessed what my mom did. I figured she lipped to my grandma telling her to not give Mason and I pillows. I shouted, "Why are you telling grandma not to give us pillows?!" Mom didn't say anything. But the look on my little cousin's face said it all. She was smiling really wide, which meant I was right. Nevertheless, grandma let me take pillows. 

After mom and grandma walked away and I grabbed two pillows from my grandparents' trailer, I overheard grandma telling mom, "It's my job. I'm a grandma." Again, I guessed mom and her were talking about grandma allowing me to take pillows. Jesus... It's not like I asked for $100 from my grandma to spend on IMVU credits.

The rest of the day was full of teasing and feeling like an outcast. At least my family acknowledged Mason. He deserved the love. 

The only fun part was at nightfall. The family set off a few fireworks before watching the neighboring properties set off fireworks. I snuggled Mason as we watched the show. 

Our family hasn't celebrated 4th of July at the lake property in a long time. I was wishing I would have a lot more fun. 

I waited for tomorrow to be a better day. It didn't happen... I decided to leave. Mason was fine with it. We packed up a half hour after waking up. I was done. 

But being on my period didn't cure the drama. Continuing onto today, I've been upset over everything... My mood is horrendous... I had to take mood fixing pills in order to help myself out. 

Yet I'm sad again because Mason's at his friend's house. His friend wants him to spend the night. I could have joined, but I would feel like the oddball. Mason and Alex are too tight to include me into their inside jokes and silly behaviors. So, I usually stay out of it unless Alex really wants me to join them. 

Alex and I are friends, however Mason and him are way more than Alex and I. Which is fine. 

I'm just super lonely currently. Not even a person is talking to me on IMVU... I'm sitting downstairs watching movies and texting Mason and my friend Blue...

Day 7 of Fourth Leave

I have to write a post because tomorrow through Sunday, I won't have Internet. The parents already left for the lake property. Mason and I are leaving tomorrow morning. I'M STOKED!!!!!! I hope Mason is, too. We'll have a blast... Literally!

Today and yesterday, Mason and I played Minecraft. But during yesterday's evening hours, Mason hopped on GTA V to play with friends and family. I hopped on IMVU so I wouldn't feel alone. Haha. 

Now, quit bothering me. I have a world to build!

Day 5 of Fourth Leave

I feel so left out sometimes... 

I want a buddy that does inside jokes with me 24/7 that confuse the Hell out of others, but we think it's hilarious. Then again, I almost don't want to do that because I'll feel bad for the friend who doesn't get it. THEN AGAIN, I wouldn't be a jackass and not NOT tell the friend the inside joke. I would want to welcome every friend into our silly humor. 

Anyway...

Today, Mason, his family, and I went to BJs for a late celebration on Mason's 20th birthday. Afterwards, Mason and I watched How To Train Your Dragon 2. Such a great movie. After the movie, Mason and I bought some stuff. Mostly from Hot Topic. I was going to buy some shorts, yet only male shorts have the length I want. 

Tonight, Mason and Alex are goofing off on their computers. I'm just hanging out. 

OH! Here's a picture of Mason's gift I custom made!