migblog

r.i.p. liam, one year to the day.

there was a stretch of about three or four days when i saw kat and david almost nonstop, and then shat too, which was really awesome since it felt like one long day where we did all this crazy shit together, from taking pictures in the lighting studio in wurster to hanging out at david's and talking about hula hoops with magnets on them (silly koreans).

and then we all ended up in southern california, where for about twenty-four hours we wreaked havoc by playing a four-hour game of trivial pursuit genus one, sleeping for four hours, and then playing our asses off for nine kids at chatsworth high school as david grilled meat and i ran back and forth to audition kids with bob.

i had work the next morning.

at one point in time we were all overcome by the appetite for steak, thanks to the garlic aroma surrounding gilroy, california. we had weezer sing-alongs, listened to yakko warner sing about the countries of the world, and rocked out to the beatles. i won in the license plate game. david and shat did a half-chinese fire drill (okay, so david's half-japanese and shat is full korean, but still. close enough.) on a stretch of the 152. and we had a good breakfast, thanks to wolfman's parents.

we thoroughly enjoyed the breaks in buttonwillow and at random stops to regain the feeling in our asses and our legs. and you never really find it weird until you buy stuff from mcdonald's and bring it into a carl's jr. and no one does a double take.

i saw i, robot with jon yesterday. it could have been better.

also, speaking of which, last week, i went to the city five times, three times just for shits and the other two to meet up with friends and to visit a relative. it was disgusting -- i took bart a whole bunch of times, and then there was toll for the bay bridge, and then there was meeting new people from pennsylvania and people who were amazed that i go to cal and people who lived in orange county but i never really knew.

much has happened since the move, but for now, i'm taking it easy. it's the proverbial calm before that fucking storm.

so now, i just wait.

posted by Open Source Food @ 12:35 PM