It was the summer of ‘91 and I had my first ever crush on this guy whom I will call Robbie. My summer was spent that year in day camp, and I remember going on a field trip at some beach. Robbie and I were inseparable. I must say that we also were a great team playing beach volleyball. By the end of the summer, it was time to go and part ways. Not knowing if I’ll ever seen him again, and this song by Mariah Carey was the perfect soundtrack to that summerfling.
This is why dating is not as easy as it seem in the gay community. There’s too many expectations. The majority of people just don’t want to take a chance in getting to know the personality but rather focus on the physicality. Anyway, I find this video interesting, so I thought I’d share.
Went to see a matinee showing of Miss Saigon at the La Mirada Theatre for the Performing Arts. Overall, this is my third time seeing this musical but my first time at this theatre. One of my favorite musicals that still moves me to this day. Great cast and direction by Brian Kite. I just wish they didn’t change almost all of the original song’s content.
Today, at exactly 6:46pm, this man comes in holding an old drinking fountain soda cup he rummaged through the trash so he can get refills from our soda fountain dispenser. I had warned him over the weekend that we will refuse service since he didn’t buy the cup and it is unsanitary what he’s doing. As he got up to pay for the refill, he starts acting like he forgot his money. This is the same routine/excuse he used on my other co-worker when I’m not working, in hopes that we’ll give him a free pass. I told him politely to empty out the contents of his drinking cup and come back when he has money. That’s when he started yelling obscenities. Just in time, I had a group of female customers walking in, hearing this and some had fear in their eyes. I warned the guy that I will call the cops if he doesn’t leave the premises. He kept yelling, so as I was dialing, I took a quick snapshot of the guy. With that said, watch out for this a**hole! (Taken with instagram)
Some stores have phased out the use of plastic bags because it is not very “eco-friendly”. As a solution, trees are being cut down to make paper bags and charging customers $0.05 - $0.15 a piece depending on size. Consumers who purchase alcohol that are above the size of a six-pack must be bagged before it leaves the store and get automatically charged for the bag. (Taken with instagram)
