To write: - a review for 2 movies: steamboy and the eye - a rant about something - and another rant :)
"When I lived as a hearing person, it limited me. When I lived as a Deaf person, it set me free." ~ Philip B. Mecham
Friday, July 29, 2005
Wednesday, July 27, 2005
the day after today
It'll be the last day for 3 of my classes: two Pilates classes and one 10-key class. I hope to God that I pass the 10-key final! I have ADD and it is difficult to concentrate on those damned 5 minute-timed numerical tests. I need to get 7,000 strokes per hour to pass with a "C". I'll miss my Pilates classes, but I'll start a new one in 3 weeks.
Tuesday, July 26, 2005
cute plug
Paper Bags
Within paper bags dwell the bag mice. They are small and camouflaged to be the same color as the bag, so they are hard to see. But you can easily hear the crinkling noises they make as they scurry around the bag. Anything, up to and including shredding the bag, can be done to kill them. Note: any other cat you may find in a bag hunting for bag mice is fair game for a sneak attack, which will usually result in a great Tagmatch.
blog nostalgia
Monday, July 25, 2005
Friday, July 22, 2005
on the rag?
Wow. I can't believe I am so cranky and bitchy today. Maybe it has to do with lack of sleep or me getting annoyed with several people. Or both.
Thursday, July 21, 2005
wristband whore
I got 4 of them now!
- sky blue - http://www.supportasl.com/
- white - http://www.one.org/
- yellow - http://www.livestrong.org/
- pink - http://www.target.com/breastcancer/
Wednesday, July 20, 2005
Tuesday, July 19, 2005
today..
I got the confirmation that hearing people can be such bitches when there is a communication breakdown with the Deaf.
someone plugged me
oneword.: iron
I found a psycho
quiz plugs
Your Kissing Purity Score: 26% Pure |
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Your Birthdate: October ** |
Your birth on the **th day of the month gives a sense of loneliness and generally the desire to work alone. You are relatively inflexible, and insist on your being independent. You need a good deal of time to rest and to meditate. You are introspective and a little stubborn. Because of this, it may not be easy for you to maintain permanent relationships, but you probably will as you are very much into home and family. This birth day inclines to interests in the technical, the scientific, and to the religious or the unknown realm of spiritual explorations. The date gives you a tendency to seek unusual approaches and makes your style seem a little different and unique to those around you. Your intuition is aided by the day of your birth, but most of your actions are bedded in logic, responsibility, and the rational approach. You may be emotional, but have a hard time expressing these emotions. Because of this, there may be some difficulty in giving or receiving affection. |
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Part Expert Kisser |
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Part Freaky Kisser |
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The Keys to Your Heart |
You are attracted to those who are unbridled, untrammeled, and free. |
In love, you feel the most alive when your lover is creative and never lets you feel bored. |
You'd like to your lover to think you are stylish and alluring. |
You would be forced to break up with someone who was ruthless, cold-blooded, and sarcastic. |
Your ideal relationship is comforting. You crave a relationship where you always feel warmth and love. |
Your risk of cheating is zero. You care about society and morality. You would never break a commitment. |
You think of marriage as something precious. You'll treasure marriage and treat it as sacred. |
In this moment, you think of love as something you can get or discard anytime. You're feeling self centered. |
Your Power Color Is Magenta |
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You Are Rocky Road Ice Cream |
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You Are 50% American |
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Monday, July 18, 2005
you know what?
I've decided to do something about this. I got tired of thinking or discussing about wishing someone Deaf from out of state somewhere on East coast would visit me and other friends here in Az. Why not pick a holiday weekend like Memorial weekend 2006? Would that work? It would be my last Az get-together for about a year or two before I go to an out-of-state college to work on my Bachelor's degree..
yuckity yuck!
*sniff!* *sniff!*
*gag!* *shudder!*
I could smell that horrible stench - freshly popped popcorn. Mom microwaved some popcorn last night. I got moody because I couldn't stand the smell of fresh popcorn. I kid you not, I totally hate popcorn. If it was caramel popcorn, maybe I'd eat some, but, no, I can't eat plain or buttered popcorn at all.
Anyway, mom asked me if I want some, and I said, "Eww, no!" She singsonged, "You and your sister are just alike!" I corrected mom that it had nothing to do with personal preferences, it had to do with a popcorn experience I had when I was little. When my siblings and I were little brats, we all were so excited to see a Muppet movie (maybe it was E.T.). Dad bought that HUGE bucket of buttered popcorn. We all shared and ate the popcorn. I noticed my younger brother ate more popcorn than anyone else. He ate and chomped and ate and chomped and ate. I remember he was such a little kid who always got into trouble with food.
So, after the movie, we all piled into the Datsun station wagon (Datsun later became the Nissan company). I remember sitting behind the passenger seat and my younger brother sitting behind the driver's seat. Our parents drove home, then my brother groaned and said something that he didn't feel so good. When the Datsun pulled up the driveway and finally stopped, the moment the car stopped and we all leaned forward from the stopping motion, he puked all over the back of the driver's seat! I could smell the heavy aromas of popcorn, butter and that unsavory scent of vomit combined into one smell. It was too much to handle the scent and seeing the bright yellow, white chunks swishing around in vomit on the station wagon's floor. It was so nasty!
*shudder!*
If you offer me popcorn, I'll be thinking in the back of my mind when I politely decline your offer, "Forget the popcorn, bitch!"
Sunday, July 17, 2005
a vee-veeing day
Vee and I had a blast today! We went to Hamburger Mary's for an early dinner. For dinner, Vee brought her sweet, laid-back friend, Elel. Thanks to dear Elel for her temporary taxi service, we didn't have to wait in the sweltering heat for the bus to take us to the Alanis Morrisette concert. Vee and I went to the Dodge Theater. While I was at the ticket window with Vee, I looked over and a lady walked around the corner into my view. *gasp!* That lady was my Critical Reading teacher last Spring semester, and now she is in my Pilates class. Then, tonight, I bumped into her!! It's eerie to see how often I bump into a teacher on-and-off-campus! Anyway, it was my first time there being at the Dodge Theater, and I felt like I was in Las Vegas because the theater had a HUGE advertising screen outside! I am sooooo tired, I don't think I can finish this blog entry tonight. But have fun looking at the pics!
Saturday, July 16, 2005
itsy bitsy spider..
Last Thursday, I was at the library for my English class. Almost at the end of the class, I saw my interpreter's expression change, eyes widening, then pointing frantically at my books next to me. I was on the laptop, researching for dirt on Aristotle. I looked over to see what's deal's about.. Ohh, it's one of those cute, jumping, little spiders. It hopped off my notebook onto the desk. It's perfectly harmless, but doing the interpreter the favor, I flicked it with my finger. The poor spider flew over and landed on the floor between another student's feet. The student glanced at me while my interpreter tried to stiffle her laugh. I grinned and mouthed, "Sorry!" Then, later, ANOTHER little spider was at the desk behind my laptop. It pulled up its forelegs at the interpreter and she moved back a bit. Lol! 2 spiders?! Okay, I told her to move her bag, and flicked that one off the desk. After all, my interpreter needs to do her job without distractions! ;)
testing Haloscan templates
Friday, July 15, 2005
a dvd plug
Haloscan hack
Are you using Haloscan for your commenting system? Have you noticed many WAP devices (cellphones and pagers) could not access the commenting system due to the use of Javascript? Are you using Blogger/BlogSpot to run your blog? If so, you have 2 choices: one, go back to the Blogger's free commenting system, or two, make a small adjustment to the Haloscan code in your blog. I did a small hack that allow users with cell phones, sidekicks, wireless devices or WAP users to access and add comments to your Haloscan comments pages. The current javascript code blocks many mobile phones from accessing the comments pages.. Good news for you! The Haloscan's javascript can be bypassed. I added a line that will ONLY be seen on web browsers with no javascript.
All you have to do is follow the steps in the Instructions/Code section. When you get to Step 2, use the following code, but replace "YOURHALOSCANUSERID" with your Haloscan User ID:
Click either link to see the difference between
enabled and disabled javascript pages.
To make it look more cleaner and ideal, you can also change the "mobile" and "mobile TB" to linked images as well. Enjoy the hack!
As for myself, I am removing Haloscan from my site because of stalking and assault incidents from my exwife's second husband. Childish people should be banned from the internet and Haloscan!
Thursday, July 14, 2005
the perfect american
Not to poke fun of my Texan friends, but I wonder if she is from that state. America got the world's reputation as one of the fattest countries in the world. Make that fat and patriotic. That picture makes me scared of being an overweight American. Thank God that I am taking Pilates and eating better!
It's just SO wrong that we, fat Americans, have come to the point where we think more is better. More food, more gas, more wood, more fast food, more water, more toys, more greasy food, more money.. Take another look at the picture again, see the bright flags sparsingly covering all that supple flab and think to yourself, "More sex.." Well, yeah, I can see you painfully cringing and wishing you never saw the picture! I'll bet if you spanked her ass, all the little flags would start waving proudly. Ain't that a bitch of a turn-off?!?!
So, here's the bottom line: Learn to take things in moderation! Don't be fat, be healthy.
Wednesday, July 13, 2005
wow!
I was riding the bus and a passenger sat in the empty seat in front of me. Then I started to stare at the back of his neck. Wow! I don't mean to be rude, but.. Holy shit! That's the HAIRIEST neck I have ever seen in my whole life! *shudder*
Tuesday, July 12, 2005
quiz plug - What Tree Did You Fall From?

MAPLE TREE (Independent) - no ordinary person, full of imagination and originality, shy and reserved, ambitious, proud, self-confident, hungers for new experiences, sometimes nervous, has many complexities, good memory, learns easily, complicated love life, wants to impress.
"resistance is futile!"
If you support cochlear impants and the eradication of American Sign Language, I guess this picture wouldn't bother you!

"Hear Kitty!! Hear Kitty!"
With the cat's cochlear implant pic, I think I was harsh on people who has them. I am not kidding... I've met meaner people who have CIs than those without!
Monday, July 11, 2005
true biz
- "There is a company that will (for $14,000) take your ashes, compress them into a synthetic diamond to be set in jewelry for a loved one."
- "Wearing headphones for an hour increases the bacteria in your ear 700 times." - Imagine that with hearing aids!!! I figured with hearing aids, if we wear them in our waking hours (considering 9 hours sleep), we are at risk of increasing bacteria in our ears 10,500 times.
- "They have square watermelons in Japan...they stack better."
- "There is a company that will (for $14,000) take your ashes, compress them into a synthetic diamond to be set in jewelry for a loved one."
- "We forget 80 percent of what we learn everyday."
- "You shouldn't compare yourself to others - they are more screwed up than you think."
- "Men can read smaller print than women; women can hear better."
- "A hummingbird weighs less than a penny."
it arrived!
My new sidekick skin just arrived! Here's a shot of it. Want to buy one for your Sidekick I or II?
tool plug - paper cd case
generator plug - The Alanis Morissette Lyric Generator
"Why"
Manipulations, chains, traps
Why God, Why?
Chains, heartbreaks, control
Why God, Why?
What have I done to deserve this blue horror?
Surrounded on all sides with the Hell of control
Like a Maya Angelou character, I'm wordy and alone
Why God, Why?
Puppets, manipulations, dolls
Why God, Why?
Control, dolls, traps
Why God, Why?
What have I done to deserve this blue disaster that is my life?
Surrounded on all sides with the Hell of control
Like a Maya Angelou character, I'm wordy and alone
Why God, Why?
What have I done to deserve this blue misery?
Surrounded on all sides with the Hell of control
Like a Maya Angelou character, I'm wordy and alone
Why God, Why?
Why God, Why?
Why God, Why?
Why God, Why?
Why God, Why?
Saturday, July 09, 2005
an idea for a tattoo
I've been toying with an idea for a new tattoo for a very long time. I wanted a Japanese tattoo of a large cherry blossom tree on my right shoulder and side. The problem is lack of information. I will let ya know how it goes! For now, enjoy this picture!
Wednesday, July 06, 2005
Hot Damn for Google!
I cannot tell you how much I love Google and their products! If they'd only take over the Sidekicks, then everything goes over the top!
I am going to add a tutorial how to hook up your Sidekick pager with Gmail. Also, I'll be making another tutorial how to hook up your Sidekick with Blogger and TextAmerica.
want some cash?
I'm such a whore. ;)
SkinIt just offered a new option that affiliates can invite others to be affiliates as well. It is up to you if you are interested in joining or not. All you have to do is sign up here, add the link codes to your site or blog and you're set. Then have your friends buy skins from your link instead of mine.
The sidekick skins are on sale now, $6.95 each with free shipping!
Again, it is up to you! :)
If you don't want to join as an affiliate but would like to buy a skin, go buy one here!
Monday, July 04, 2005
my abs! my ass! my pants!
Today, I realized all my pants and underwear are getting too baggy and loose. I remembered I had a smaller pair of pants I hung on my bedroom's door as a daily reminder to fit in them someday. So, I made the decision to try on these pants my sister and her in-laws got me for Christmas 2003. Yup, I only tried those pants on once right after I got them and they didn't fit. I was meaning to exchange them for a bigger size, but never got around to it. When I moved to Arizona and realized I still haven't exchanged the pants yet, I decided to hang it on a hanger and put it on my bedroom's door. Now, five months later, I've decided to take the plunge and try them on and...
THEY FIT!!! Huzzah!!!
Anyway, I know it doesn't sound simple, but it is when you put your mind to it. Here's how I did it:
- Eat less more often. It is said you'll burn more if you eat food or snacks the same size as your fist five times a day, but at least eat a good breakfast. That'll give you energy for the whole day.
- Limit your sugar intake. If you get a craving for sweets, buy and eat nuts and dried fruit. Remember to follow the suggested serving sizes. And there's chocolate.. Some of us gotta have chocolate or someone would be killed for it, so limit your chocolate intake to one or two times a month.
- Drink at least 1/2 gallon of water a day. Make it a habit to drink 2 glasses of water every 3.5 hours. When you go out to eat, try ordering water with lemon instead of soda or other drinks. You'll be surprised how much easier you can eat without the soda! Also, if you "must" have your favorite soda, buy smaller sizes and limit your intake. You'll find that sodas started to taste a lot better.
- Exercise daily for at least a good hour. I know motivation is the key here. To get motivated, ask a good friend to join you into an exercising program. Or you can sign up for an exercising class in a local community college and ask for a letter grade. A letter grade is a great motivator; after all, we all do hate getting bad grades!
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☆•·. .·•★ Happy 4th of July! ★•·. .·•☆
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what is a friend?
I busted a two-faced friend today. This so called "friend" signed on under a new AIM screenname to pretend to be someone else, attacked me with insults, called me 'too chunky' and shared my most personal information with others who despise my guts. Is that being a "friend"?
The funny thing is that this "friend" is a chunkier pig than I am. How ironic!
I am loyal and take friendships very seriously. Please keep that in mind whenever you talk to me! ;)
quiz plug - What Piercing Are You?
You scored as Dirty Piercings. AH!!! You dirty person you! Put that away!!! Who did that for you!? Your the kinkiest of the kinkiest and probably think you're hot stuff. Well, maybe you are but that's kinda nasty. Ew. Weirdo.
Dirty Piercings - 90%
Cartilage Piercing - 80%
Tongue Piercing - 80%
Labret Piercing - 70%
Nipples - 60%
Belly Button Piercing - 60%
Lip Piercing - 60%
Earlobe Piercing - 60%
Nose Piercing - 50%
What Piercing Are You?
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quiz plug - Which religion is the right one for you?
You scored as Judaism. Your views are closest to those of Judaism. If you are not a Jew, do more research on Judaism and possibly consider becoming one; however, realize that conversion to Judaism is difficult.
Judaism was the first of the Abrahamic faiths; it precedes both Christianity and Islam.
Judaism - 67%
Satanism - 63%
Christianity - 58%
Islam - 58%
Hinduism - 58%
Buddhism - 50%
agnosticism - 46%
Paganism - 42%
atheism - 38%
Which religion is the right one for you? (new version)
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Sunday, July 03, 2005
First Friday
If you are ever in Phoenix, Arizona during the first Friday of the month, you should visit the art walk and watch a group of people perform with poi and fire. Maurice and Jenn are a couple of those fire performers. The art walk is a fun activity to check out at 3rd Street and Roosevelt from 6 pm to midnight! The crowd tend to get a little slow after 10 pm. They have a few food vendors and restaurant-slash-art-galleries. There are also artists selling their paintings, drawings or handmade things. One vendor was selling those cool purses and wristbands made from neckties! The lady that makes those also have a website, I think it is http://www.thehouseofmanikin.com. I have an article about it and will quote a few things from it.
gmail invites
Being in a generous mood, I've decided to give out 10 Gmail invites to
celebrate 4th of July! Friend or foe, enjoy!
Please do not get more than one gmail! Take what you need and leave the rest for others who need them! Thanks!
Gmail Invite #01
Gmail Invite #02
Gmail Invite #03
Gmail Invite #04
Gmail Invite #05
Gmail Invite #06
Gmail Invite #07
Gmail Invite #08
Gmail Invite #09
Gmail Invite #10
Saturday, July 02, 2005
a little history
Anyone know what kind of tree that grow these kind of pods?
Well.. I trimmed off most of those pods and branches off the trees out front of my folks' house. I cannot tell you how much I hate and despise those trees. Why? When I was a kid in a mainstreamed elementary school, other kids would collect those pods. The best time to harvest the pods is when they turn black with age and the seeds in bold yellow color. What the kids would do is to take a small stick, scrape out all the seeds and the fuzzy coatings from inside the pods. After enough seeds and fuzz, the kids would collect them into their hands and look for a couple of poor, unpopular kids on the playground. The kids with the pod seeds would dump all the contents into the poor kid's shirt. The result is somewhat devastating, painful and annoying. The seeds' fuzz and dust causes a very high reaction on most people's skin - it ITCHES like a mofo!
Anyway, back to those trees.. My folks complained the trees are messy and inconvenient. I said to my mom, "See, I told you! But you and dad never listen. Those trees are awful!" She asked me what did I meant by 'see, I told you!' I reminded her that when she and dad first bought the trees when I was little, I remember vividly that I told them those trees are no good! Gosh, how I hated those trees! Mom said she don't remember me telling her that. How typical, they never listen anyways! Ugh.
So, now you've got a taste of a little history in my life. ;)
last week
Ewww, disgusting!!! I couldn't get in my house until I scared it off, whacking it with one of my sandals!