I checked my bearfacts yesterday, and the grade for my final class came out. I passed! So I'm finished!
That means now is an appropriate time to post some pictures from my graduation.
Of course you start with the fam
Some friends
Richard and I... and a devil child I conveniently pointed out with a pink font
Some small groupers
Always have to do the jumping thing, right?
Since I graduated, I moved down. This was Sam's face upon hearing the (apparently good) news:
But I got to see what he was really feeling when I saw him sleeping:
I had a better picture I wanted to put up, but my conscience decided to be merciful on Sam. Ha.
Yeah... so I'm back in LA now. So what are some things I've been doing these days? Getting ready to apply to a teaching credential program, playing games here and there, and doing two cool things:
1) Eating whole chicken(s) from Zankou 2) Hanging out with Angie
Life is crazy. I can't believe I'm a college graduate. This world needs to be careful...
I don't know whose idea it was, but members of my small group decided to '0' our heads. A fun experience. Probably the last time I'll '0' my head for awhile because I'm graduating soon and to be serious about life you're not supposed to do that, right?
Anyhow, while we were cutting, we decided to make new hairstyles for everyone and take pics, so here are a few:
I was laughing hard when we cut Jin-Su's hair. You should have seen the back--we had three separate pony tail things coming out. It was pretty ugly.
I think this is a very good depiction of what Phil could look like, should he go bald when he's old. Haha.
Phil tagged up the back of my head before he '0'ed me.
And here are the guys who '0'ed their heads, at freshman send-off.
Hope things have been well since my last post. As the pictures come, so do the posts.
A bunch (30+) of us ventured over to Lake Tahoe from Monday to Thursday morning, participating in games, activities on mountains, tetris, sardines in a can (in the dark), scary stories, eating at a buffet and being really loud, and what have you. It was a lot of fun. Some random pictures (and one video) from the trip.
When you see the snow, you always have to make a snowman. Of course you need the eyes and mouth that are made of wood, and it's best when you get these materials from... the nearby drain. Good job, Angie.
During my sophomore year, spring semester, Eric and I took naps on the same futon at least a few times a week because our schedules were identical. We reunited at Tahoe, sleeping on the futon. Why I told you all of that, I don't know. I just needed something to say for this caption.
Angie and I got to hang out a bit. It was really fun. We played at least five hours of tetris on DS, her beating me most of the time. But it's ok. I know I can still take her at big brain academy.
Of course, when you visit Lake Tahoe, you have to go see the lake. One day, Ang and I went to see it. She took this picture of the sunset. I thought it was a pretty good shot.
And now, for a funny video. Pay close attention at :17. That's what you call good play action.
It's been awhile since I last updated. I haven't been taking many pictures lately, so I haven't had much reason to post. But I trust most were able to enjoy their Thanksgiving. With that said, a short update:
My grandpa is seriously a cool dude. I remember he used to swim with us when we were little, play basketball with us as we grew older, and was always energetic and full of fun. I welcome our grandpa to the 21st century with a dose of Guitar Hero. He kept strumming to the beat instead of strumming the notes that came by, but homeboy still hit some notes. We had a blast watching him.
Tonight, we went to go see George and Jenny's three day year old boy, Jeffrey. A pretty cute baby. Welcome to the world, fella!
And with that, the end of the semester approaches. Who knows? That might mean me posting more because I don't want to study.
