I have come to realize that girls who often complain that they are fat and/or need to go to the gym/exercise are actually not fat. However girls that do not complain about being fat are actually fat. I am a genius.
- boomb00m
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
My Bucket List
I'm gonna take my time on this post, and update whenever I think of something to add to it. And I know that this is a list of realistic things not like winning the lottery or appearing on Oprah.
Here goes, a list of things I would love to do one day:
- Go to Japan/Korea
- Go on a cruise
- Take a racing/driving class
- See Coldplay live
- Sit courtside at a Lakers game
- Live somewhere outside of California, maybe outside of the US? Might be too late already, but maybe when I'm old who knows
- See the Northern Lights or if you wanna get technical aka Aurora Borealis
- Make Pho from scratch
- Chainsaw a tree down.. sorry earth
- Skydive/Cliffdive/Bungee Jump
- Get a puppy (this might actually be the first thing accomplished on this list)
- To Be Continued..
What I've come to realize is that a lot of the things I want to do involves traveling, which means I better save up some cash.
Here goes, a list of things I would love to do one day:
- Go to Japan/Korea
- Go on a cruise
- Take a racing/driving class
- See Coldplay live
- Sit courtside at a Lakers game
- Live somewhere outside of California, maybe outside of the US? Might be too late already, but maybe when I'm old who knows
- See the Northern Lights or if you wanna get technical aka Aurora Borealis
- Make Pho from scratch
- Chainsaw a tree down.. sorry earth
- Skydive/Cliffdive/Bungee Jump
- Get a puppy (this might actually be the first thing accomplished on this list)
- To Be Continued..
What I've come to realize is that a lot of the things I want to do involves traveling, which means I better save up some cash.
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Sunday, November 14, 2010
Dig'n It
I am a person who loves to reflect. I always enjoy just going back and digging up past events in my head. That feeling of nostalgia is like no other.
However, I think sometimes when you think about the past too often, you tend to be stuck living in it as well. It's great to reflect, but you can't hold onto old memories too close. If your mind is stuck in the past how is it ever going to grow? Just thinking that like in all things in life, you just gotta have a balance. It's okay to reflect, but be caught reflecting all time. Go out and make new memories instead of spending all your time thinking about old ones.
Sometimes though its good to remember, and sometimes its better to forget. Get out there and enjoy life!
However, I think sometimes when you think about the past too often, you tend to be stuck living in it as well. It's great to reflect, but you can't hold onto old memories too close. If your mind is stuck in the past how is it ever going to grow? Just thinking that like in all things in life, you just gotta have a balance. It's okay to reflect, but be caught reflecting all time. Go out and make new memories instead of spending all your time thinking about old ones.
Sometimes though its good to remember, and sometimes its better to forget. Get out there and enjoy life!
Saturday, October 9, 2010
the music in me
I am kind of OCD when it comes to music. Whenever I hear a song I am addicted to I have it on repeat until my ears bleed. There's really no point in even sending me new music when I'm lovin a particular song. However, once in a blue moon, when werewolves (Team Jacob?) come out I stumble upon a song that I have to listen to no matter what. A put on headphones listen while trying to sleep just so it rings in your head all night king of song.
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
I am a few years too late, but at least I found it. I love you Arcade Fire, just for this song.
In other news, there is music inside me. I have again begun a new job, thx in part to an old friend who really helped me out. I don't really wanna go into detail, but I started on Thursdays and now have had two whole days under my belt. It's made me realize a few things, first that I should never take things for granted and continue to work hard, and second that even though there are other jobs for me out there I should never pass up a good opportunity. So a new chapter begins.
Give me strength, give me uncertainty, give me curiosity, give me hope, and give me a beer.
- boomb00m
Arcade Fire - Wake Up
I am a few years too late, but at least I found it. I love you Arcade Fire, just for this song.
In other news, there is music inside me. I have again begun a new job, thx in part to an old friend who really helped me out. I don't really wanna go into detail, but I started on Thursdays and now have had two whole days under my belt. It's made me realize a few things, first that I should never take things for granted and continue to work hard, and second that even though there are other jobs for me out there I should never pass up a good opportunity. So a new chapter begins.
Give me strength, give me uncertainty, give me curiosity, give me hope, and give me a beer.
- boomb00m
Monday, October 4, 2010
it must be the Shoes
I saw this video a few months ago but I recently saw a commercial with the same song and it reminded me of this. Such a cool video, and the song ain't too shabby either. I especially like the end, with the bucket list and all.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
gogo gadget
Technologic, yes?
What did we ever do before access to the internet? I don't even remember. For example I used to read the LA Times every morning when I ate my cereal, yes even when I was a youngster. I know what your thinking like damn this guy is cultured and book learned and shit. Truth is the only section I read was the Sports section, but still I skimmed other sections and was updated on all things they reported on. My dad still orders the LA Times but I really don't remember the last time I touched it.. yet I am more up to date on sports than ever before.
The internet opens up an entire medium for us, expanding and broadening our perspectives. Don't get me wrong, the LA Times has great writers, but with the internet now I can get views and opinions from like 20 different writers on the same subject. If each has one good point on the matter, I will have left with so much more knowledge than if I had only read the Times.
However, it also opens us up to stupid views and ideas as well. At least if I read that Asians eat a lot of rice in the paper I know it's a credible source. But I mean I could read something on a random site like Asians: Invented Bread and go around telling everyone how awesome it is that my ancestors invented bread and shit like that. Or wait.. I think I will go around telling everyone that Asians did invent bread..
Kids today grow up playing with xbox360's, and iPads. Man I had to play with stupid shit like plastic soldiers and giant lego blocks. Kidding aside though, sometimes I do miss the simpler days. I would sit around with that crazy imagination of mine playing with all my toys. Then I would finish up my awesome play sesh with a fruit by the foot. I wonder what I will allow my kid's to play with when I grow up. Perhaps a stone wheel, topped off with a string.
Well, I blabblered on and on and on. I depart with this message to you, and yes I mean YOU. This was actually my senior book quote from high school, so it's mad deep and inspirational.
"Holy strawberries Batman, we're in a real jam!"
- boomb00m
What did we ever do before access to the internet? I don't even remember. For example I used to read the LA Times every morning when I ate my cereal, yes even when I was a youngster. I know what your thinking like damn this guy is cultured and book learned and shit. Truth is the only section I read was the Sports section, but still I skimmed other sections and was updated on all things they reported on. My dad still orders the LA Times but I really don't remember the last time I touched it.. yet I am more up to date on sports than ever before.
The internet opens up an entire medium for us, expanding and broadening our perspectives. Don't get me wrong, the LA Times has great writers, but with the internet now I can get views and opinions from like 20 different writers on the same subject. If each has one good point on the matter, I will have left with so much more knowledge than if I had only read the Times.
However, it also opens us up to stupid views and ideas as well. At least if I read that Asians eat a lot of rice in the paper I know it's a credible source. But I mean I could read something on a random site like Asians: Invented Bread and go around telling everyone how awesome it is that my ancestors invented bread and shit like that. Or wait.. I think I will go around telling everyone that Asians did invent bread..
Kids today grow up playing with xbox360's, and iPads. Man I had to play with stupid shit like plastic soldiers and giant lego blocks. Kidding aside though, sometimes I do miss the simpler days. I would sit around with that crazy imagination of mine playing with all my toys. Then I would finish up my awesome play sesh with a fruit by the foot. I wonder what I will allow my kid's to play with when I grow up. Perhaps a stone wheel, topped off with a string.
Well, I blabblered on and on and on. I depart with this message to you, and yes I mean YOU. This was actually my senior book quote from high school, so it's mad deep and inspirational.
"Holy strawberries Batman, we're in a real jam!"
- boomb00m
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