Lazy

I'm a lazy arse

I slept until 1 p.m.

Went to bed at 10!

This Week

I hate the heat. Summer in the Washington DC area is a hot, muggy, stanky mess! I shower after work and come out sweaty and blue shirt. I want the fall to come back so I feel the cold breeze of winter around the corner store (I've been watching The Wire alot). I hope you have a great day with your class group. I love you and this is probably all I will post today because the crazies are already starting to call in @ 7:20 a.m.



Love











Sung WooHoo

My Love

Hello again my love. Hope you have a great day. North G-burg had a 3.7 magnitude earthquake this morning. I felt it. I was a little groggy so I thought it was a dream. You should call your mom and granmama to check up on them. Crazy I know. I love you and see you sunday. Cant post much today. Extremely busy

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Hello Love I posted as I have time to this morning but will get busy and try to post some more later o=on. I love you bye

haikus

this lady from my other blog network had this haiku:


I ate a cookie

And a half tonight; Sugar

Devours M&M.




haha. so funny. so i replied to her:



lovely imagery

now i crave tasty sweet treats

with lactose-free milk





so now i feel like writing some haikus...this next one is about what i was thinking about from a revelation i had earlier today after my group project meeting:


materialist

is not what i want to be

why can't i be like...

.......................

four million dollars

she teaches economics

she has a nice home

Surreal

So there's this pharmacist at the hospital that says the stuff I wrote on facebook was so surreal...

I wasn't sure what that really meant so I just looked it up....

surreal - dreamlike distortion of reality

hmmm...yup! she got me there! IM CRAAAAAZZZYYY!!!

Glorious Rainy Day on Tuesday July 13, 2010

This was all going on outside my door about 30 minutes ago. It has calmed down now and perhaps stopped but I am too lazy to open the door to find out. Such an unfortunate turn of events. I love it when it rains. We really needed this rain too. The area was in a drought or something. I heard this from someone somewhere. I do not watch television nor do I listen to the radio often enough to really know what goes on in the world lately so here I am...loving the rain that simply graced us for half an hour...

This Past Lego Weekend July 9-11, 2010

the whole Shabang! + range rover, RV, and horse container!! WHAAAAATTT



our home with enough land for a horse and a pond with a duck in it!



our patio



our chimney



inside upstairs you can see Sungwoo the bus-driver snoozing in his bed wearing his uniform!



the whole inside view



yeah we don't really have any furniture. We spent most of the money on the actual house



Where we escape to the city and where I work (Pizza restaurant) + the bike shop/mechanic and bus stop for the business man--one of Sungwoo's stops



the bus and bus stop + crazy camper lady



pizza restaurant upstairs in the dining area where the wealthy equestrian and her husband are enjoying wine while the campers are drinking coffee

So this is our new town. City + Suburbia. Sungwoo and I built it together! =) We may attempt to develop the place even more so in the future at our real home we'll have a nice display. We update the red roof house though. It was too cumbersome to play inside so we made it a beach house. I'll show updates on those photos later...

Materialistic, by k.cha

materialistic?

I’m really not a materialistic person. But when my parents are in Korea and my mom asks me if I want anything, OF COURSE I am going to go ballistic. Why? Because Korea (or Asia & Europe in general) is always ahead in fashion. Back in high school, I loved wearing my Korean hair accessories, shoes, jewelry, and clothes, because I stood out from the rest of the crowd. It was unique and ahead of the trend. I also like compliments I get and then the following question, “Where’d you get it?” to which I answer, “It’s from Korea.” My way of saying, “You can’t copy me.” A little mean, I know.

I think I’m blogging about this b/c when my brother and I compared what we were getting from our parents in Korea, my list was a lot longer than his, and I don’t think he even asked for the backpack my mom bought him. He said to me, “Stop being so greedy” or something like that. And it made me realize, maybe I am being a little too greedy. But hey, it’s not everyday you get products straight from Korea. And since I spend most of my life not spending on materials for myself, I do feel it permissible to indulge from time to time. I don’t want to be too ascetic of a person, I don’t think that’s a good thing either.

I asked for a cell phone (which is the only thing they can’t get since it won’t work in the States *sad*), backpack, shoes, clothes, and hair accessories. I may also have asked for jewelry. My mom gave me 2 websites to order a pair of shoes from. A pair. I replied with a list of 11 shoes and asked her to buy just 1 of those pairs for me. I couldn’t help adding to the list.

OMG am I materialistic?!?!?!?!?!

Haha just kidding, I’m not freaking out. I’m actually REALLY EXCITED for when my parents come back… hahaha!


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Wow look at this lady talkin about how she thinks she’s materialisitic…or is feeling guilty about it or something…MAN! Come on now…you are an angel in comparison to my indulgences!

I have a whole stupid hello kitty blog dedicated to that bs. I am a horrible person. I have to admit: I know I’m the “m-word” but I don’t like it! I wish I was not…and then I indulge myself many times a year and I like it. Then I don’t like how stupid it is and then I don’t like how I keep wanting more unnecessary things. Like why can’t I be like my mother and tell me she got a gucci bag from a client then I come home and see it’s a coach bag…

I actually know when it all started. Unfortunately, it all started at church. I noticed all the poor kids in the lower-class suburbs in which I used to live were obsessed with it. How old were they? I don’t know maybe 11ish—middle school age…and everyone was wearing Tommy, Nike etc…a few select girls were wearing Bebe! WHAT THE WHAT!! Yeah so that’s where I grew up…and then at church all the girls my age (this is still middle school) were shopping at the Limited Too and Gap and what not…and I had some clothes from yard sales and all this rainbow stuff because that’s what I liked. I also had rainbow-framed glasses because I liked all the colors. I especially liked to wear the free t-shirts I got from church for going to vacation bible school. One time I got TWO of the same shirts—one small and one medium. I wore them all the time because I had TWO. Come to think of it now, people probably thought I was wearing the same shirt all the time. But back then I did not care…

Then I started getting some money for decent grades at school and then I was possessed to want to purchase things I had seen my schoolmates and churchmates wearing. I started buying things from the Sports Authority and Gap and the Limited Too and Hecht’s. It was at that point I was indulging myself and it would only get worse.

Then I go to middle school with my Calvin Klein gray shirt and Limited Too khaki pants with the two pieces of string hangin right at the sternum in the back and a friend of mine who came back from Peru (yeah kids just went off to other countries during the school year and just come back and it’s whatever…) and she says “Wow you’re in style now.” I mean what the freak kind of comment is that? And I said, “I’ve always been..” or something like that…trying to act like I had been dressing like this for some time now but her absence made her miss such events.

So yeah I noticed it first at school because that’s where I was most of the time but the people at church were more wealthy so they had better stuff, I noticed. I even remember one time I got Calvin Klein frames for my glasses and some guy at church noticed it said Calvin Klein on the side and said they were nice just because of that. And this was CHURCH, people!! The most materialistic people were and are still there. That is where I learned to be materialistic. That just goes to show you there’s not much of a difference between the “worldly” people and the…?? church-going-people?? But in essence they’re all the same!

The fam Beginning of July 2010

The above dog is Gongju. She's in good health--so we think. She's gained lots of weight recently though...hmmm



The above dog is Wangja. He has diabetes. He needs insulin injections 2u SC BID!! 2 units subcutaneously twice daily. Good thing we found out when he did. We thought he was lethargic and lost 4 pounds because the other dog Soonie died. We thought he was depressed. His muscles also atrophied. Nope. He was diabetic. That's why. He's going to be okay now though. =)




Our family friend's birthday was July 1. He made us all come out to Yuraku to celebrate with him. He was extremely excited because he is in good health. My mother, however, just had surgery the day before and he didn't care. He forced her to come out too.

The other fam June 30, 2010

A salute to Fuddruckers

I love Fuddruckers. It's my favorite restaurant in the world. I don't care what anyone says. Seriously "the world's greatest hamburger."

These are some pictures of when I went to eat lunch with Bobby there. The only one around our way still open is on Rockville Pike.




The whole country obviously did not appreciate the delectable burgers there causing Fuddruckers to file for bankruptcy and close many of its corporate-owned locations. That is why the one in gburg is no longer there. How rude of the people!!

Hamburgers with friends May 17, 2010

While at my rotation at CVS this past May I also had dinner with some friends. They're both in medical school in bmore. Extremely intelligent individuals. Here's my picture with them:



As you can see my shirt is about to pop open cuz I ate like a pig...

Unfortunately, during this meeting I was informed that the further we get into our schooling and careers, the more we will disagree and think that the other is "full of it." This made me sad. I think it might be true though...

With the HOCO fam May 19,2010

This is my uncle, aunt, and cousin. I stayed with them while I did my CVS rotation in Bmore this summer. I marinated and attempted to grill some chicken for them for my last evening with them. It ended up being pink by the bone because I don't know how to grill legs...=( lesson learned. One of my cousins wasn't there because he was playing basketball. I should be nicer to them. I get angry with them because I feel like they don't care about our family sometimes...but hey I can't change anyone. They can only change themselves, right?

Pharmacy Card

After my rotation at CVS/Pharmacy in May 2010 I made a cards for each of the pharmacists who taught me so well for the 9 days I was there. Only one of them I really like so here's a picture:



I also gave them each a space pen with a clip for their white coats. The one pharmacist for whom I made the above card loved it! That made me feel nice. =)

Nponda's Birthday BBQ June 9, 2010

99% of people shown work @ SGAH with me. It was Nponda's Birthday bbq @May's Kingfarm area...We all doin what we do best...I mean I am...EATING!! Such wonderful food! OMGGG!!! One of the ladies knows how to grill some chicken man! It was all crispy! And the burgers were spicy! SO YUMMY!! I prob gained like 92374938429384234 pounds after this cuz I ate a hot dog, a hamburger, a few wings, a kabob...and prob some other stuff i cant remember!