Pam's b/w photographs on the bottom.

Let's not start hanging up VC's straw hats. Please, it reminds Son of the tunnel digging's days!

Pete, here's your favorite art work.

Oh this is the art piece that I accidently said out loud, "What the *** is this?!" right in front of a group of people!

Oh yeah, while walking toward the parking complex where I’ve parked my car, I immediately noticed this distinct petite Korean girl trotting along in a rather face pace right by us. I quickly tapped Darren and whispered carefully, not make a scene if I were mistaken, “Hey dude, isn't that what's her name, dorm, freshmen year, with all the other Korean girls?” (hahaha, I forgot her name!) And Darren was like, “Yeah, that’s Diana!” Anyhow, we met up and chat a little bit. She gave us the biggest hug after realizing who we were! She was shocked and surprised to see both of us at UCI. Apparently her friend has an art gallery that was nearby and she was kinda late to the show.

We spoke for brief few minutes trying to catch up on things. I asked her for the whereabouts of the other Korean girls (her roommates - Jean, Alice, and Lonnie). Found out that they are all doing pretty well and unbelievably Lonnie is getting married or something. That was interesting to say the least, because Lonnie was such a shy girl. Anyways, Diana got pretty mad at me again for keeping on referring them to "the Koreans" as I used to do it 5-6 years ago! Anyhow, talking to her made me feel incredibly nostalgic about the good old time when I was a freshman living in Middle Earth. (Yeah Pete, I do have good memories at UCI too! Not many but at least some!) I so wish I can do it over again! She was a good friend and so were the other Korean girls. They lived a couple of doors away from ours in the dorm, so we practically saw and hung out with each others almost everyday. The good old days!

After the second round of dinner at the KFC nearby, Darren and I decided to hit up the ARC for some badminton action since we both agreed that bar hopping is so...ummm...not us. Darren almost dislocated his shoulder and I almost tore my right arm off swinging at the birdies as hard as we can. Actually, at one point, I was seriously aiming at the 50 feet ceiling as my target! The most hilarious part of all this was that after we were done, the badminton court looked like a battlefield with all these pieces of white feather scattered around that were torn from the birdies we were thrashing.

Once we both realized that any more birdies smashing will result in one of us in the hospital nearby with a torn arm or dislocated shoulder, we proceeded to leave the ARC for Lee’s Sandwiches. It's actually my second time of the day at this place. Lychee smoothie! That was deliciously sweet and worth my 3 bucks!!!

By the way, I think I've discovered a serious realization earlier tonight discussing a particular phone conversation I've had with this one girl to Darren. The realization is that I'm really such a jerk to girls even the nice ones, recently. Sometime I can say the meanest things! It's all fun and game to me though but I think I might need to calm down just a little bit! Hey, if I don’t like you, I wouldn’t be teasing you...right? Hahaha, who'd have thought that I can be so darn good at being a jerk to a point that girls might really think I am one! I need to revert back to being the nice Son that I am at least for the time being! What’cha think?

Anyhow, if you are still wondering what the hell else happened tonight in other perspectives, please check out Pete's blog or Darren's xanga! They wrote some funny things about it!