more flags, more fun

we like to take pictures on the ride!
we are cool!
i am so sick of this ride.
i know we are right before the 2nd drop by looking at this picture.
:I

last minute outing
needed a 4th person for the
theme park even-number rule
so they invited me peer pressured me to go. yay.
six flags magic mountain with a few of the boys which was super fun
but I think that my thirst for theme parks will be quenched for a while.
went on every ride [that mattered] minus colossus and ninja
estimates:
goliath x 6? [for the boys, like 9, dunno], superman the escape x 5, viper x 3, Log Jammer x 2
roaring rapids x 5 ["we're not getting off until david gets wet"] which resulted in strange looks from lady checking boats and shivering and soggy socks for 3 hours on a 65 degree day. thank god for dryer rides like superman but doesn't really help with booted legs.
only went 5 times because the lines were so long on a wednesday afternoon gosh.
took pictures on goliath. saw brawl batman and robin. $11 burgers. i am owed money.
awesome.
epic.
but won't do it again for a while because
I am exhausted.
and I still have homework.

BOMBERS!

Ithaca College!
I welcome subzero winters where my hair will freeze if I don't blow-dry it before heading out and 4000000 miles away from home and loneliness and middle of nowhereness

with open arms!

do you see me frowning?

<3

NYC love

I NY

It's amazing. Best shopping ever--well not best but pretty damn convenient. Just walk out and you're there or take the sub for like 10 minutes.

Times Square is pretty touristy and overrated but still just beautiful while you're there. Nothing much to do except eat and buy touristy things...like I heart New York t-shirts and memorabilia or take pictures. There are opportunities to get street food everywhere-- shishkabobs and hotdogs. mm mm. Way crazy pizza-- I mean, who puts broccoli on pizza?

SOHO is pretty much a shopper's paradise that's snuggled right between Chinatown and Little Italy. A whole street of shopping and the location of US's one and only UNIQLO that i wanted to go to for SO long. So, I have pretty much original shirts. Yee. I also came in time for the new Madewell1937 in SOHO which is officially my favorite store for the moment. Good thing there's still one in Century City, LA. But managed to buy the most perfect--and overpriced--trench/jacket.

Not to mention a spectacular museum. The American Museum of Natural History was really awesome [yeah! the one in the movie that Ben Stiller is in!]. It's filled with everything historical from like American History to huge dinosaur bones and realistic animal displays. Super cute, awesome for kids-- too bad I didn't have time to explore all 5 floors. It's right by Central.

Man.
Just being here made me think,
"I HAVE TO GET A JOB ON WALL STREET."

Ithaca

okay, so ithaca is like
in the middle of nowhere
fucking boring
plus since now all the trees are dead after winter snow it gave me a bad impression

but IC's school of business is really rising
i'm really impressed with their program
it's like 100x better than chapman's
and my tour guide [i was the only one on the business tour]
is taking classes in cornell-- hospitality!

cornell's school of hotel management is amazing
after seeing what cornell had to offer, it's just like more incentive to go.

new york new york

So my parents were fighting about Ithaca vs Chapman.
Apparently, the fight ended with plans on going to visit Ithaca.
Probably to find an excuse for me not to go to Ithaca.
Dropping by NYC for a couple of days.
Keep you updated when I come back-- or wherever I find internets.

hips don't lie

being rhythmically-retarded is hard
when dancing.
especially when your partner likes random.
it's okay. i'll just think DDR
and youtube-ing tango just shows how beginner we are.
sigh maybe in college like kailing. :)
which brings up another question:
ithaca or chapman?
where is my cousin to convince me otherwise?