Here Comes Sweet Little Thursday...
Oct. 16th, 2003 10:18 amWhite crane washing wings.
Tai Chi was great last night. Less hyper afterwards, and less giggly. Instructor really reminds us of Kevin, his neck, his body type, his sharp cheek bones. I was once again paired with nice woman who looks like Annabelle Sciora: the dance with closed eyes. No James Brown this time. And I feel like I'm learning the moves quickly, without any problems. It comes naturally to me. The secret, as I told
slave2dafunk afterwards, is to not pay attention on what everyone else is doing... but simply learn from the instructor and be focused on your-self.
We had plans on going to a Polish bar called Polish Bar. For perogies and scented vodka in different colours. The place was packed so we tracked through Covent Garden all the way to China Town --> proceeded to scarf down egg-fried rice, chicken in lemon sauce, Singapore noodles and some nice cold Tsing Tao Beers.
And I got rid of Scooby Poo: Night of a Million Bores for the more interesting, mature and downright funny (because of the voiceovers) game Soul Calibur II.
I hereby promise not to throw my money away on Gamecube until the 12th of December, when The Sims: Bustin' Out is released.
(I'll be very intellectual until then, I'll watch tons of cult movies, read neo-communist fiction and grow some stubble.)
Tai Chi was great last night. Less hyper afterwards, and less giggly. Instructor really reminds us of Kevin, his neck, his body type, his sharp cheek bones. I was once again paired with nice woman who looks like Annabelle Sciora: the dance with closed eyes. No James Brown this time. And I feel like I'm learning the moves quickly, without any problems. It comes naturally to me. The secret, as I told
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We had plans on going to a Polish bar called Polish Bar. For perogies and scented vodka in different colours. The place was packed so we tracked through Covent Garden all the way to China Town --> proceeded to scarf down egg-fried rice, chicken in lemon sauce, Singapore noodles and some nice cold Tsing Tao Beers.
And I got rid of Scooby Poo: Night of a Million Bores for the more interesting, mature and downright funny (because of the voiceovers) game Soul Calibur II.
I hereby promise not to throw my money away on Gamecube until the 12th of December, when The Sims: Bustin' Out is released.
(I'll be very intellectual until then, I'll watch tons of cult movies, read neo-communist fiction and grow some stubble.)