A Child for a Weekend
Because I have yet so many things to learn about the ins and outs of the WWW, I’m grateful for people who generously share their knowledge on how I can maximize my online surfing pleasures. Thanks to Melissa (again), I have my own cable TV connection right on my lappytoppy! It’s a free software downloaded at tvunetworks.com. There’s not much to see and it loads like a turtle but I really don’t mind as long as I can now enjoy a little HBO, NBC, Hollywood movie, Disney, etc. And because it runs on western time, there’s almost nothing good to watch at night, unless watching Mickey Mouse and Pluto on the Disney channel move exaggeratedly and ask the viewers to “spot the difference” between two pictures is actually appealing to me — and hey, what do you know? It is appealing to me! Brings out the child in me or whatever. Haha.
For now, this cable laptop slash TV shall suffice whilst I still can’t afford to get an actual TV (with cable) of my own to keep inside my room. Lol.
Also, last Saturday, Deej and I went to attend a kiddie party at Jollibee. It was his colleague’s daughter’s birthday so I was actually just a gate crasher tag-along. Hihi. For a children’s party, it was strange that there were only 5 or 6 kids as guests when the place was intended for more or less 50 people. And because of that, the emcee had to ask some “adults” to play most of the games she prepared. It was really funny. I almost felt bad for her that she had to resort to that, but who’s to blame? The birthday celebrant is just a year old –obviously she’s got no real friends yet. :P
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And look, look! It’s Jollibee himself (or herself? Hmm, what is Jollibee supposed to be??)! I wanted to have my picture taken with him or?her it but I wasn’t able to. I almost forgot how I still feel uneasy when I stand near huge mascots. (–That’s one of my weird pet peeves. Reminds me of my phobia as a child that developed when the mascots at our school and at parties would almost always come near me to ruffle my hair. Of all the kids they had to come nearest to! Waaah!) For a children’s-turned-grownup party, last Saturday’s was the best one I’ve gone to in months. Woot! My life is so pathetic, I know. Haha.
Anyway, it’s almost 2am. I should probably go back to my regular scheduled programming that involves sugar-induced hyperactive kids circling and dancing about the screen, donning fancy colorful clothes that I swear slightly hurt my eyes. LOL. Tomorrow, I mean later, is a start of another hectic work week for me. Sigh. So much for my fun, childish weekend.
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