How I Spent My Weekend
SATURDAY-- Scheduling a date with Annette was about as easy as organizing my own birthday party: never works out as planned. Russell was supposed to join us for dinner at Country Waffle, but in the end scheduling conflicts (and the fact that she was too pooped from walking around all day after her appointment with her dermatologist) made it impossible. I opted to drive the 'rents to a wedding reception at Gloria Maris, instead.
As the evening dulled itself away, the maid of honor approached me and said she recognized me from college and said we were once classmates. She was cute, so who was I to doubt that claim. I thought finally, a reason to be glad I came here. I thought about asking for her phone number. I thought about wanting to get together with her in the future. I thought about how her friendliness to me that night was either an "exclusive" thing or just in her nature. I thought about a lot of things. Never did a goddam thing about it in the end, but it's the thought that counts. Right.
Driving home I slightly panicked while driving through floodwaters and made mini-tsunamis along E. Rodriguez Avenue.
SUNDAY--
Philip and Erson drop by with Philip's Caucasian friend Dee (also deaf) after flying in from Vancouver last night. Erson didn't have any extra comics at hand, which reminded me to strangle Delwin when I get my hands on him. Stayed home all day watching Time and Tide (convoluted Tsui Hark movie), Curb Your Enthusiasm (HBO sitcom starring Larry David, the inspiration for Jerry Seinfeld) and more Alias. I resolved to "reserve" spots for future downloads of Alias and Six Feet Under.
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