4 shots in the ass, 5 bullets still to pass
So far I have received 4 responses out of the 9 law schools that I applied to. I knew the responses before I tore apart the super feather weight envelops. 2 schools sent me letters that resembled under-the-Coke-cap contests: "Sorry. Play again." The other 2 schools were somewhat more favorable with their responses... But not altogether so. They leaned forward and waved their tits right in front of my face and said "You can't touch these just YET. You gonna have to wait."
I'm not sure which of the two letters is more frustrating. The one that slapped me when I opened the door, or the one that poked me to get my attention, only to smile and say nothing when I turn around to ask what. I guess I prefer a definite answer so that I have enough time to digest the remaining choices in my life and weigh my options carefully. Unfortunately, I'm going to have to wait not only for five more schools to respond to me, but an additional two to decide if they REALLY want me. Until then, I feel like a hamster running on it's immobile wheel. I know I'm moving, but I'm really not moving anyWHERE.
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Hot Shit in Phoenix House
On Saturday morning at 12:30, Albert, Ellen, Linda, and I hopped into our car and headed to Phoenix. 5 hours later, we touched down at Josh's place. (Thanks for letting us stay at your crib again Josh) We took a 5 hour nap and woke up at 10 to meet the realtor. Before that though, we left Josh a little present. Well, technically Kenji (Albert's puppy) left the gift. Yes, as a token of our appreciation, Kenji left some viscous brown pebbles in a beautiful porcelain bowl. Sorry to clog your second toilet up Josh, but come on, with this face, how can you be mad man?
After we met up with the realtor, Albert got a chance to see the house he was purchasing and I got some information about the property for reference.
Future House of Albert Toobuff
Before we left Phoenix, the four of us stopped by Ruby Tuesdays. At first glance, we thought this restaurant was going to be a Marie Calendar's type of joint. Don't get me wrong, I like Marie Calendars, especially the potato cheese soup. YUM. Sorry I digress. The reason why we thought this place was going to be a golden years hangout was because the only visible customers we saw were elderly people. Despite this though, all of us really wanted to eat at a place we couldn't go to in California. So, even though we saw the numerous Cadillacs and Buicks in the parking lot, we decided to go. Verdict? Dayamn. You HAVE to go here and try the cheese fries. The other food is pretty good too. Even the water was good here. I joke you not. For those who have this restaurant in your city, you probably know what I'm talking about. If you haven't tried this place yet but you've been meaning to, be like a group and birds and FLOCK to this restaurant.
After filling up our stomachs, Albert, Ellen, Linda and I jumped back into the car and headed back to San Diego. Arriving in 4 hours this time, we decide to hit up downtown to go to Red Circle where Vu was spinning. Linda and I were going to drive back to LA right when we got to Albert's place, but I got ahold of my old friend, Liliana, and I wanted to meet up with her.
Lil, Jimmy, me and Linda
After catching up with Lil and Jimmy, (her man) Linda and I hopped back into the car and drove back to LA. I don't think I have ever driven so much in such a short duration of time in my entire life. In the 30 hours of traveling we did to San Diego and Phoenix, Linda and I spent about 15 hours in the car. I don't think I have the energy to do that anytime soon, but then again, with good company, anything is possible. Thanks to Albert for telling me about the investment and for setting everything up. And of course, a big thanks to Linda for being there with me every step of the way.
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Today's eye candy is Amber Evans. All I know is that she is a model who is currently attending business school. Can you imagine a girl like this in your graduate class? Good lo.
