May 7, 2009

• hahahahaha

  Someone on politicsforum.org (nattering nabob) pointed this out:

   

  "I just found out that today, 05-07-09, is the first of only six consecutively odd numerical dates this century..."

   

  Honi Soit remarked:

   

  "03-05-07
  
  05-07-09
  
  07-09-11
  
  09-11-13
  
  11-13-15
  
  As you can see, there are only five consecutively odd numerical dates (using this particular format i.e. months - days - years) in this century, and today is the second."

   

  I was impressed with this fact and this made the day feel more special.

   

  I did laugh until I cried on this day. Doan Thi Mai is a hilarious woman who does not know the power of her own comedy.

   

  I met two Mormon missionaries and Yukiyo

   

  I put forward some effort to find out what I was doing on 03-05-07, and I got this from an old blog:

   

  "

  All Night

  I am working all night. It is going to be a lot of reading. I downloaded some podcasts. Those could be interesting. I might just... Not even listen to them. If they suck.

  I just think that sometimes it would be good to interrupt the music with some sort of entertainment.

  It is raining today and my legs are wet from walking about, but I really enjoy the rain.

  I am kind of laughing on the inside.

  The SSG I am working with is cleaning everything, all the time; he is pretty adamant about this. I feel almost shamed because I haven't done much. I just played some Battlefield: Vietnam and listened to a lot of music. Of course, my music listening can be viewed at http://www.last.fm/user/jmverville

  Unfortunately I did not meet Suyeong yesterday.

  I feel bad that I did not study much Korean.

  I met a Russian woman who is half-Korean and we chatted a lot -- this was saturday, down in crazy Ansan with the Sig[ler].

  Grant is moving to Taegu.

  I am finally going to Daejon this upcoming weekend.

  Love ya.

  Here are two outdated Korean articles:"

  (dated 4 Mar 07)

   

  I then remember 5 Mar 07 was spent awake all night with a Combat Engineer Staff Sergeant. We played Battlefield: Vietnam and talked about his time he had in the Marines. He shared many amusing stories.

   

  I listened to a whole Democracy: Now! podcast that night.

   

  That day I have no memory of after I went to bed and then awoke.

   

  Suyeong was a girl that I had an intense 48 hour period of time with one weekend in September 2007 right after I returned from the United States. I have a very comical story about it. I remember nearly everything from that 48 hours.

   

  Suyeong later started calling herself Soyo. Soyo is the Korean pronunciation of  the Chinese characters Xiao Yao (逍遙) which are part of Chuang-tzu's idea of always acting as a free person following the wind of one's heart's desires. She liked the idea and decided to take the name I was planning for a daughter if I ever had one.

   

  She is younger than me and I guess I will think of her as a daughter I sired at the age of 4.

   

  I do remember the trip to Daejon:

   

  We went to 'Hitler' bar and anothe rbar called 'Axis' in Daejon.

   

  At Hitler Bar I nearly got into two fights. I got the phone number of a girl who lives in Ik-san, several hours south of Seoul, and I was interested in her but not enough to go to Ik-san or Daejon ever again.

   

  (later that night I got a handjob. It was just a hand. But there was also a job. So it was OK.)

   

  That is where I was at roughly that time, and those were the events relevant to me at that period of time.

   

  The current events relevant to me.

  - Moving Sunday.

  - Got a girl named Agi.

  - Teaching people for money. earning money. paying bills.

  - Pornotarium.

  - Friend in the hospital for post operation stomach issues.

  - School. Homework. Preparations. Not being in the Army.

  - The Book Of Mormon & Fantasy Novels.

   

  I am tired and I have to teach someone in 40 minutes.

   

  Make it a "special day" as I hope you make tomorrow and the next day.

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