Tuesday, January 27, 2009

Beat It

So I am a Bachelor Junkie. I look forward to Monday's every week. I am sucked in by the mindless drama and the ridiculousness of 25 women and their emotional catty ways. Kevin and I usually do our rose picks before each episode, I have even auditioned to be on the show ( I only got as far as the local news, I'll blame it on the height).
So I was talking "Bachelor" with my darling little sister who pointed out something that was so obvious I don't know how I missed it. Nikki looks like Michael Jackson with boobs. judge for yourself, but the entire last episode I kept singing "Beat it". That should have been the song she sang for Jason, she would have got the one-on-one date for sure!


My picks for hometown dates:
1. Jilliane (She is my favorite. and they have depicted her as the obvious front runner. I like her spunk, and an added bonus, she is from Alberta- way to represent!!!)
2. Molly. I hate her, but she already gave it up to him, so he'll keep her out of guilt if nothing else. she seems crafty, like she is always up to something. and a bit creepy too.
3. Melissa. I hate to admit it, but I like her. I will forget she is a cheerleader and just enjoy her goofy personaliy and oversized smile.
4. Naomi. (the eva menendez look-alike)I think she is the sleeper, the sneaky one laying fairly low. We dont know much about her, they are editing it just right, she is gonna come from no where and knock his socks off

Sunday, January 18, 2009

Photo update

They say pictures say a 1000 words, so that means I don't have to explain anything. Here are just a few pics from some of my past adventures.
Cute Kevy in Monterey
Santa Cruz
The Red Woods in Muir Woods

The world's largest pumpkin


Halfmoon Bay pupkin festival


A romantic stroll on the beach. Kevy is such a good photographer.

My first time in a lighthouse. It is the oldest continuously operating lighthouse on the west coast, or so we were told.

My Christmas gift from Kevy. Don't pay attention to the kick-stand, I still have balance issues.











Sunday, January 11, 2009

Miss Me?

I have writers block. I have had it for 2 months now. that is my excuse for not blogging. kevin says it doesnt matter since no one reads my blog except for me, but i'll humor myself and blog away. We had quite the holiday.I'll give you the reader's digest version. We went to Portland on Dec. 19th for Kevy's sister Erica's Wedding. The wedding was on the 20th and then we were going to leave the 21st, fly back to california and then fly out later that night to Canada for Christmas. So we made it to Portland only 2 hours late and got ready for the big day. It was a beautiful winter wedding. Everything was wonderful, except for the weather. It started snowing before we got there and didn't stop during our time there. People in Portland don't usually get snow. It seemed like the entire city was in a state of emergency (I mean c'mon its only a little snow). That, however, was not the worst of it. Later that night, we got an ice storm everything was encased in over an inch of ice and the entire airport was shutting down. No flights were coming in or out that night. So after sitting on hold for hours with Air Canada (I am still really mad at them and am going to write a letter) I was still not able to get through and talk to anyone. We decided we might as well head to the airport and try our luck getting on our flight. Our luck ran out on our way to the airport, we our flight was cancelled. No flights that day were leaving, so we all loaded into a couple cars and headed out back to California. It was a cozy drive, and the weather was great after a hundred miles or less. I successfully got our flight changed after a few more hours on hold to leave the next day to canada. Poor Kevy did not get a warm welcome. Instead, he stepped out of the airport into -30 C. I guess my hopes of moving home were dashed right then and there. We had a wonderful, very short trip home. Here are a couple pics



















Saturday, November 8, 2008

Friendly Competition


This will be my first and last blog ever--so enjoy you one faithful reader of this blog.


Sometimes Cath-bot and I engage in friendly competition, or so I think. She claims that I am as competitive as her, but this I adamantly refute. For this I have many examples, but I am choosing to share only one. The other night we played the childrens' (emphasis on children) game (emphasis on game) "Life" by Milton Bradley for ages 9+ (Don't ask why we were playing "Life"). At the start of the game, Cathy chose to be the Banker. The Banker controls the money each person gets and gives loans. I won the spin, as usual, and chose to go to college which required a loan from the Banker. Therefore, the Banker (Cath-bot) gave me the loan documents and my money to go to college. Not checking the accuracy of the amounts, as it is a childrens' game for ages 9+, I continued playing. After a few turns, I decided to repay the loan. However, the Banker had given me the wrong amount of loan paper, so that I owed less. Jokingly, I refused to pay more than the documents stated. Needless to say, this did not sit well with the Banker. After a few more refusals to pay more than was stated, the Banker threw down the bag that contained the miniature plastic life parents and children and quit, citing cheating. The Banker's bright red face was difficult to handle, but after what seemed like hours, I was able to convince the Banker to continue playing the game by paying more than I owed, which happened to be only $25,000 in fake "Life" money. In the end, this amount proved immaterial as I easily won by over $2 million continuing my undefeated streak against Cath-bot in the game of "Life" by Milton Bradley ages 9+.

Friday, October 17, 2008

DRESS SHOPPING

Ok, I am going to order my dress online. Ang didn't know it at the time, but she was my test rat and her dress passed. So now I need your assistance, I have no friends here to shop with me, so you get to offer you opinions (not that they really matter, but i would like you to feel like it does). So since it is election time, i thought it would be appropriate to put it to a vote! (notice the poll somewhere up on the right). I will list numbers under the pictures that correspond with the poll. Happy Voting!
Oh and please keep in mind there will be alterations made (we'll keep this G rated) Modest is hottest!



Dress 1 (above)

Dress 2 (above)

Dress 3 (above)


Dress 4 (above)



Dress 5 (above)
Dress 6












Thursday, October 2, 2008

Strangers

I hate strangers. Whats to hate you might ask. What is it that I dont like about them? I don't know them. They are scary and I just hate them. I am sure they are evil... like some shadowy figure hiding under cars in a parking garage ready to slice your heels so you cant run, or like Chester, he has followed me since childhood. I can still hear my mother. "Watch out for Chester". Strangers will also do all sorts of crimes. Don't you watch the news? How many of those homocidal maniacs to you know? Case and point. Stay FAR away from strangers
So what do I do? I did the dumbest thing possible. I moved. EVERYONE is now a stranger. And, not only did I move, I moved to an area with super duper high stranger saturation. I don't know what I was thinking. China would be worse, China is WAY too saturated, and they eat strange things and speak strange languages. I would hate to live there. Can you imagine? I would explode with hatred. It would be seeping from my pores. California is better than China. Even if there are lots of asians here.
Ok back to strangers. I like to think of myself as a nice person (who wants to think of themselves as mean, thats just wrong). I like most people i meet, yes, there are exceptions, but I do like most people. You might think that disproves my stranger thesis, but then they are no longer strangers. So until I meet every stranger, I am still scared and hating them. So, right when i get to town (San Jose, home sweet home) I need to meet my future roomates, thank goodness i broke the ice with a phone conversation and some emails. When I met her, she wasnt a stranger, so i immediately liked her. Next, the scariest kind of stranger. A stranger that you are supposed to impress. I dont care what most strangers think of me. I try not to think about strangers. So I am supposed to meet Kevin's brother, my future brother-in-law. I am terrified. I know about him, but he is still a stranger, what if he is mean? I drive over to Kevin's place, and get out of my car. I go to walk up to the door, mustering up enough courage not to run back to my car and tell Kevin to call me when his brother has gone back to the hotel. I start fumbling for my phone to call him and let him know I am there. Then I see out of the corner of my eye a figure walking out of door, it isnt Kevin at all....I want to run, jump into a bush, anything, but I was spotted. I broke out in a cold sweat, my palms were all clammy, my cheeks flushed, already embarrased at whatever was going to come out of my mouth. Where was Kevy when i needed him, he is supposed to break the ice in a moment like that. Speak for me, so I dont sound so retarded when I get all nervous and stutter through "hello i'm uh c-cathy". How ridiculous am I? (thats rhetorical, don't answer that!) He turned out to be nice. False alarm. Not mean at all, but also, no longer a stranger. One more down, 5.99999 billion to go.

*******DISCLAIMER*********
I AM NOT RACIST AGAINST ASIANS, JUST STRANGERS.