hmm... I'm debating whether I should meet my long lost triplet,aka Chris Ngo, who was born only a few hours before me. My old friend from 3rd grade and beyond found me on thefacebook.com (friendster limited to a few universities). We had a really long convo... and man we have a lot of cultural parallels.

And by cultural, I mean experiences in viet, college, music, and overall lifestyle culture. The guy lives across campus, and he's been to the same parties too. How coincedental. Funny thing is... he's good friends with Kent's suicidal ex gf. haha.

Then last night in the gym, I walked across the Tae Kwon Do class and spotted a guy that resembled his picture. I remember him taking that class a year after my bro, Kent, and Daniel. Maby that was him, or I could just be looking too hard.

Yea. I should definitely meet this guy.

My building's cool RA moved out over the weekend. I wish she didn't get fired, but those loser prude RAs and advisors were looking for a reason all year to boot her. Anyways, she's a lot happier being away from them and with her friends again. I'm glad Summer got to be in charge of our building. She's way too awesome to fit in with those prudes.

Even tho there's no dorm unity - she called us the "too cool for school kids" - I enjoyed not having to compromise my unschool-spirited ways. Now B building only has one unrespected, jerk ass RA to deal with 70 some deviants. Haha... good luck.

I don't know how I did on my chem midterm this morning, but nonetheless, I couldn't help but feel giddy while taking it. Something about taking tests that makes me all excited. Like a rush of uncertainty, not knowing if I'm gonna get an A or another D-.

Okay. The nerd inside of me has spoken enough.

Wendy got me to join thefacebook. Its like Friendster, except only 20 ppl are in it. Basically the Friendster for kids without any friends.

Okay, so yesterday I kept having a feeling that I was gonna get hit by a car while biking. Luckily, no car hit me.

BUT, on my way to Rite-Aid today, I was biking towards a busy intersection when a guy biking in front of me suddenly gets hit by a car. I saw his body flung across the street a few yards. Everyone stopped biking/walking and started approaching him. He collapsed on his knees and kneeled in the street for what seemed like a long time. He slowly got up with some help, looking very shaken, while the lady who hit him kept saying (in almost a taunting manner) that he should've seen her coming cuz she was only going 25mph. God, it takes a bike going 15mph longer to get to that point than a car going (supposedly) 25mph, so a person driving at that pace should have seen the bike crossing from a reasonable distance before impact. Anyway, I hope he's still okay and doesn't end up with some post-traumatic syndrome.

Man, that disturbing image keeps replaying in my head. I just hope that lady doesn't walk away without paying ANY damages, cuz she definitly didn't treat the bicyclist with the respect he deserved.

Watched the free Troy movie screening today, starring Brad Pitt,Some Guy, and Orlando Bloom. Man, that was a HILARIOUS movie. Or maby it was the result of 450+ college students laughing and commenting on every little aspect of the film. Getting into the movie at chem lecture hall revived memories of being 14 again and trying to squeeze into the public buses right after school. Good times.

What is up with this new Blogger format? What happened to when weblogs looked dull and lifeless, with grey default tabs and none of this cute, spunky brightness.

Nothing interesting has been happening lately, except that the Asian Building boys seem to be following/staring at me a lot more. Maby I'm just paranoid, but they've been doing that all year in the DC, whether I'm with my quadmates or amidst a sea of my non-Asian hallmates. I guess it is kinda odd how I know a lot of Asian folk from across campus(diverse dorms), but not a single one from the nearby Asian building.

For some reason, I avoided getting to know that building cuz: (1)Why the hell do I need to meet more Asian ppl? (2)Inside joke that its the FOB building - true to some degree, and (3)Its intimidating meeting somebody if they all eat/hang out in a mob of 30.

Anyways, their stares are getting akward.

EDIT: I didn't realize it earlier, but this is post numero 100! Like 'ol Busta would say... Woo hah!

I just finished this survey that I stole off Janina. Its Mother's Day in M-town and I must be very bored.

"All Falls Down" - Kanye West

I went swimming yesterday and might go again today. I just realized, before I came here, I used to hesitate or not get into the water cuz everyone else wasn't getting in or preferred "resting" or wading around. Now, if its damn hot, I'll get in, regardless of what anybody else is doing. And if I wanna get out, then I'll get out.

It all makes sense, and yet I don't understand why I was so self-conscious before. Maby its the communal lifestyle here that makes me used to undressing/dressing/seeing other ppl do the same on a daily basis. Maby its the fact that there's a large array of different body shapes/sizes that's rarely found in Milpitas. Maby its the extreme weather that overcomes all self-imposed barriers.

Needless to say, I can walk down the street or hang out in the park in just my tiny bikini or underwear and honostly, yes honestly, not care what anyone else is thinking. Of course, I'm living in a college town and nothing is ever too out of the ordinary.