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Friday, June 20, 2008

There are some who cannot comprehend rejection...

No one likes to be rejected. It sometimes hurts to know that another person does not enjoy being around you or that you do not share the same feelings as them. Recently [3 days ago] I went on a date with a boy I had met at a party. To be honest I wasn't in a proper state of mind when I agreed to see him again and being nice is just natural to me. The boy was not super ugly or anything, but if I had not had a couple of drinks I am sure I would have been able to pick up on the level of creepiness he was exerting. I should have knew something was wrong when he texted me the day after meeting him. Does he not know you are supposed to wait three days! I mean I thought it was obvious that you are supposed to make the girl wait and make her wonder if you are ever going to call her. He asked me if I would like to get together this week, thinking it was just something casual I agreed. On Tuesday he picked me up and we went to grab some appetizers at a local restaurant. He seemed nice, which I am sure he is. As our conversation went along I thought to myself, this guy is looking for a wife. He talked about marriage, financial goals and all the things he looks for in a girl. When I told him I liked to travel, he asked me if when I travel am I going to call him and that he would miss me. The creep level was at a code red. I literally shudder as I write. I thought I had gave off enough signals that I was not interested. One worded answers, is that not the biggest sign? Asking for the check from the waitress, looking towards the door, could I be anymore obvious of the fact that I just wanted to go home and laugh about this horrendous date with my family. After he pulled up to my house I opened the door to get out of the car, he asked for a hug. I felt the colour drain from the face, there was no escape, I gave him a one armed, .5 second hug and bolted to my house. Less then an hour later my phone rings, its him! I pressed ignore and then I received a text message asking him to call me... Seriously. I didn't respond obviously. Did he take the hint? No, no he did not. For the last two days I have been receiving text messages from him. I finally told him yesterday that I am busy and that if I ever have free time again I will call him. Therefore, for the rest of my life I will be busy. Does he not get the concept of rejection? I am not playing hard to get here people, I seriously do not like this person. Why can people not understand when they are rejected? I mean, I'm sure there have been times when I have misinterpreted signs, but people I have made it quite clear. He is more rejected than a B student trying to get into Harvard. NO, he is more rejected than a cancer patient trying to get Health care in Alabama.

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

Can't we all just share the bus?

Taking public transit in this city is most certainly taking its toll on my usually nice personality. Let me begin with the two lovely, obnoxious, obese ladies I encountered yesterday who in fact had no respect for the fact that other people have to ride the bus with their big butts!
Everything was going fine on the bus, I actually was able to grab a seat a couple of stops after I got on because it was less crowded than usual which was amazing. After about 15 minutes of being on the bus these two ladies got on with their HUGE bags from TJ Maxx, over obnoxious voices and over McDonald'ed' butts.
First of all they were talking so loud, it was annoying, I even had my ipod on and I could hear them, so I turned it off to drown out their annoying conversation.
When I came time for me to get off the bus along with a few other passengers well, that's when the real trouble began. One girl indicated to the ladies that she needed to get out of the backdoor, but their stomachs and butts were so huge the girl could not get through [i'm so serious, it's almost sad]. The ladies did not move, i'm pretty it was because they were too fucking lazy, but i'll give them the benefit of the doubt and say their obscenely large size handicapped them from making the move in a timely fashion. When the girl walked away one of the ladies said "ya, they can all just go out the front door!"
I couldn't believe my ears, you fat bitch! Seriously, I do not mean to be so mean, but really YOUR health problem is impeding on my life, I do not care how fat you are and I really do not mind obese people, but when your fatness troubles my everyday routine, I have a little bit of an issue with that. I gave the lady the death look and shook my head at her [long enough so she could see my obvious anger]. I wasn't about to try and shimmy through these bitches as I have previously done on the bus because i'm sure after the extremely evil eye I gave them they were going to try and eat me.

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

If I Ever..


Dear Friends,

If I ever have a boyfriend who tans and pops his collar please shoot me in the foot and then promptly instruct me to dump this douchebag.

Love,

Amanda

Friday, March 14, 2008

Para...

self-explanatory...

xxx

Thursday, March 13, 2008

Marzo 13th! Dear Amanda... && Megan

Today has been such a great day! I got a new lamp for my desk, I mean WOW! Overwhelming! I'm so overwhelmed i've become dehydrated... or is that just because I don't drink enough wawa?

Dear Amanda


Please drink more wawa.
Love,


Your Body

picture taken by Victor
I'm sure it's the lack of wawa. [oh and I say wawa now.]


Another thing! My friend Megan is volunteering in Africa, which I think is absolutely GREAT! She's pretty much saving the world! She teaches kids about safe sex, AIDS and other important health-related things. I just wanted to say how proud I am of her and that I wish her all the best of luck in Africa!

Megan Magee [savior of the world]

...pretty much Mother Teresa







Friday, March 7, 2008

Mi Amigas

A little dedication to mi amigas!




Enjoy and Ivonne don't worry the jumping ones are coming soon ;)
I have a special project for those ones.
I was looking through my computer and came across some pictures that made me smile, these are the people i'm going to love forever.





Nada, Nada

This week I finished reading the novel "Nada" by Carmen Laforet. Which was an absolutely amazing book. It is about a girl that moves to Barcelona post-civil war to study at the university. The girl, who's name is Andrea has to live with her very strange family, it's a story about her trials and tribulations in a year spent with them. It's such a good book, I don't want to tell anymore about it, you should just read it for yourself!
I love books so much, sometimes more than people. You can read a book and make whatever feels right out of it. It's your mind you think anything about the story, the characters and the setting. You imagine it however you want. When I read, I feel connected to the characters, it's as if they are living for you in a book, doing things that you couldn't do or have yet to do, they give ideas and inspire.
Anywho, i'm done being inspired.
Since moving to Boston i've been taking public transportation. At certain times during the day it's very crowded people are in my personal bubble and invading my space. It's all a really lovely forced bonding experience with my fellow man. I use all my scenes when riding home with these people and have gotten some really great experiences out of all of this. So far on public transit i've seen old ladies blaring music into their headphones in attempts to seems "hip" [while bobbing their head waaayyyyy too much], various people who seems to carry full garbage bags with them everywhere they go, i've encountered people who stare way to much or men that stare at you until you look up and then they smile and it's like.. really just creepy in no way am I interested in your creepy attempt to get my attention, instead of initiating a conversation i'm preparing to initiate my self-dense plan. In the last week, I have been sat on by an EXTREMELY OBESE blind man, which in this case i'm not sure who was more traumatized by the situation. This man turned out to be crazy as well, talking to people about their days, even asking them what they would want for dinner if he was paying! He even began instructing passengers to move to the back of the bus and to give the driver their space, as if he was an actual employee of the MBTA! Yesterday I was encountered by another strange human, who was very small, not a midget just really awkwardly small... he sat in front of me on the bus and started telling me how he was so tired and needs to get up really early for work. Really.. I don't care. It turns out he thought I did! What a silly man, usually when someone makes an awkward smile and looks out the window it means they don't want to talk to you! He continued to tell me his life story and about his wife [no ring on his wedding finger by the way! HA!] he also thought he'd fill me in on a really big secret... i'm talking TOP secret, CIA kind of stuff. Are you ready?? He told me... I could get great deals on airline tickets from JetBlue! WOW! AMAZING! My life has been changed forever. I thought for sure he was going to give me the cure for cancer or tell me where Osama Bin Laden has been hiding, really get out of my face! To top it all off, he spit when he talked, so I got a free shower on the bus today, I guess that's included in my monthly link card.