#22 The City's Asleep and The World Is Mine

I'm a little late, but Happy Mothers' Day to all the mothers out there. :) I hope you spent lots of treasured time with your loved ones.

Honestly, I'm starting to get sick of all the blogs I'm seeing. The kids are fucked up enough...

Alright, onto positivity.
Today, I went to Red Hook in Brooklyn. There were many vending machines out near the Red Hook Field so my sister, her boyfriend and her friends ate a lot of Mexican dishes. It was very tasty and I drank a lot of juices...which I soon regret doing. Haha.
After all those liquids, I had to run to the bathroom and the closest bathroom was at Ikea. After the quick bathroom break, I went to watch Star Trek with my sister and her boyfriend. I couldn't believe that I actually enjoyed it. Star Trek is something that I usually don't associate myself with because I was just never a sci-fi person. But I have to say, it was a lot funnier and entertaining than I had expected (I expected a lot of geekiness).

On my way home, my friend called me and asked if he could come over. At first I didn't want him to, but then I remembered that today was Mothers' Day and he didn't really have a mom because his father always has girlfriends. So, out of sympathy (I have a lot of that), I said yes.
I went to pick him up, and when I saw him, he was carrying flowers. :) It was the first time I ever received flowers from anyone and I was so happy. I would've never expected it from him, but when I got it, boy, I was smiling so hard and nervous at the same time. Not the nervous you feel when you like someone, but the nervous when you don't know what to say or do. I guess flattered is the right word.
Anyways, we talked and hung out in my room. It was a nice little catch-up until I had to kick him out at 10 PM. Hahaha.

But yeah, that's basically the highlight of my day.
Oh yeah, I gave my mother a call and had a decent conversation with her. I really do miss her even though I don't show it often. :) I hope she's happy in Taiwan.

Comment? Or not.

Love,
Jay