I had to come here to do laundry and apparently spend 4 hours doing nothing instead of homework. At least it’s only 7pm and there’s still hope that I’ll do some studying at some point. Clean clothes…I can’t wait!
Shayna of Life:Forward gave me a “One Lovely Blog Award”, which is so sweet. She recently launched a new look to her site, which looks really great! Definitely go check it out!
I would this time like to pass on the award and mention some lovely blogs you should all be reading…
1. UGottaHearThis is a blog you absolutely must subscribe to if you like indie music. He features one cd per post and writes a bit about the artist, some info on the album, and links to youtube videos so you can preview their music. If you’re anything like me and find pitchfork intimidating and slightly pretentious, then UGottaHearThis is for you!
2. If you like fashion, I must warn you that Tieka’s blog Selective Potential is beyond addicting. It’s a combination of her fascinating Michigan life, her love for her husband Brett, and her amazing fashion sense. She’s totally relatable and her photographs are inspirational!
3. My co-worker Danielle started a project called 365 Outfits A Year in which she is photographing her outfit every day this year. The entire concept is really neat and it’s pretty fun for me because I photograph her a lot of the days at the design office. Feel free to go check it out and say hello.
4. If you enjoy reading stories of a 20 something girl who just happens to be one of my best friends, then you should subscribe to Kisekae Diary of a Doll. Her stories of dating, nursing, and random adventures are always entertaining and will definitely make you smile!
5. It seems that journalism students have the most captivating way of telling stories. Peach of The Peach Pit is so talented at writing, she always makes me laugh. I recommend her painfully truthful story ‘It’s Not Like Grey’s Anatomy At All’, it’s worth a minute to read! 
Ugh, my stomach hurts, I think I ate too much stir fry. I’m sure it was smothered in butter too…Papa Quan insists on smothering everything in butter. “It’s good for you,” he says. One time I told him I wanted to start a healthy diet so he came home with an entire apple pie for me. I protested in confusion that I had JUST told him I wanted to eat healthier. He responded by explaining “It’s sugar free Alicia, and it has apples in it.”
Last night my brother, Adam, and I went to go see Norm Macdonald at Red Robinson Theatre. Red Robinson himself came out on stage to introduce him which was both weird and surprising. He tried to tell some lame lawyer jokes…it didn’t quite work out. Norm was a riot though and made me want to go to another comedy show asap! Perhaps in Oregon…are people in Oregon funny?
Local Natives-Warning Sign
Reality set in yesterday when I got my accounting midterm back. I don’t understand how I am this stupid when it comes to calculating numbers? My Asian genes have seriously failed me. I got an A on my Computer Business Systems midterm (love computers, it was a breeze) and an A on my Small Business Essentials midterm (I am a true entrepreneur). But the embarrassing amount of red pen on my accounting midterm was a slap in the face. I clearly don’t understand it and I am obviously too stubborn to try and learn it. I promise you I’m actually smart, I just don’t wish to be a boring accountant (no offence to all my accountant friends!) can’t I just hire someone to do that for my business one day?Looks like I’ll have to get a tutor…bollocks. 
To add to the list of sucky, I am beyond broke right now. Bills have caught up to me and now there’s so many things coming up that I’ll need money for and I don’t have it. I never wanted to use my line of credit, but if I want to take a trip this year I don’t think I have a choice. That’s okay, I’m a student who isn’t in any debt…hopefully I have financials semi under control! Just not looking forward to owing the government thousands of dollars again this April, that was the worst!
I finally saw Avatar on Thursday like two months after its been out in theatres. Make fun of that all you want, but the theatre was half full! Adam and I knew we had to see it before the Oscars and on a big screen for the full 3-D experience. I was really dreading this movie because from what I’d seen it just wasn’t my cup of tea, but wow I was proven wrong! The whole movie was beyond what I’d imagined and I would actually want to see it again just to look for other small details I missed the first time around. “I see you” …aww!
