Tuesday, April 5, 2005

Tis a sad day when emo monkeys have over-riden the jungle gym
Once upon a time when Aleia was 16 or so, she was helping to move an extremly heavy dishwasher with two very inept adults, when it fell on her legs.


Which made her two years in track very painful.

Oh, of course her legs were X-rayed, but there wasnt any broken bones. Methinks something else happend to something, because...the pain was waaay too much, for there to be nothing there.


For the weirdest reason, the past week or so, every single muscle in my body is achy. I mean, even my butt muscles 0__o;;


...Like you wanted to know that, I'm sure. But anyways. It hurts to walk to school, because of my leg.


I could very very much do with a massage. u.u


My aunt, she started talking to me this past weekend. On Sunday, I went to babysit for a few hours. It really wasnt that long at all. When I got back home, I could feel there was something, and....there was. Heh.


Later, my aunt was talking to me about stuffs that happend, and she said she was yelling "Aleia's 20 and she's still in this house? She must be crazy!"


I have concluded that most fights and stuff happends on the weekends.


Math equasion for today:

Weekends = Very stressfull.


Indeed.


I've been waiting for this check to come in the mail. Everyone else I knew got it Friday, so I figured if I didnt see it when I got home, it would get here Saturday.


Weekend passed with no mail for me.


I got home yesterday, and sat on the back porch steps for a long while, thinking about stuffs. I come inside and when my aunt saw me, she got this really funny look on her face, and started telling me about what happend before she left to get the kids from school.


The doorbell was ringing, and she wasnt going to answer it, but she had this feeling, and anyways, whoever it was wouldnt leave. She goes to the door, and there is this lady who has a peice of paper in her hand, and she's asking for me. She told her that she is my aunt, and the lady went to explain about how she saw this peice of paper on her porch. Closer inspection found that it was a check. A check torn from the paystub, with no envelope in sight. Anything and everything that could have been taken off the check was. She saw the name and address on the paper, and here she is.


I stood in stunned silence, while my aunt told me she stuck the paper in my top drawer.


When I saw it, I was...extremely shocked. With the amount on the check, I am suprised....I ever got it.


And I wonder how it ended up out of the envelope? <.<;;;


I believe there's only....5 weeks left of school, not counting this week.

=O!



Lately, I feel like I'm drifting. I dont have much direction at all; I dont know where I'm going, what I'm doing, where I'm staying, anything. All I know is that I am leaving by the end of June. And that's all the direction I have, so far. *half grins*





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Monday, April 4, 2005

All in the right places
Hormones raging out of controle, at the moment. So, to cut the risk of sounding like a sex starved emo girl down to...practically none, I'll do the pictures of Egypt!


Yeah, you heard me! I procrastinate so badly that I post pictures of a trip pracially a year after I go there!


Fashionably late, I believe it's called ^_~





View from the balcony, at night. (Duh's the night part) X_+





Another view you can get from the balcony.




Yeah, you can tell I liked the view from the balcony... <.<;;;




If you stood in front of our door, that's what the hallway looked like.




...And if you walked to the end of that and looked up, you saw that. I took those weird pictures, because I thought a lot of the architect was really pretty/neat, as I'm not used to it. *half grins* =P




View of our particular appartment, from the outside. When people first come to the Karawan (Karawan = fenced-in gated large area of appartments), they are kinda confused at first, as to where what is what.

...Because most of the appartments look the same. Yeah, they are identified by English numbers and alphabets, but the place is pretty big. And like I said, most of the appartment buildings look the same. X_+




d00t!




Mosque in Port Fiad (Port Fiad is right across from Port Said. Takes a ferry that you can board by foot or by vehicle/bike.)







Just because I thought it was a neat effect.




Everytime I did that, I would be just a little bit scared to go down the stairs. Yeah, I know I'm weird. Shut up. <.<




Port Said beach, right exactly next to where we lived.




Just like Oreos, but sucked. Badly.




A street in Alexandria.

...Which looked like a lot of the typical streets in Egypt, cept some of the streets were more wider than that. But still a neat picture.




A gecko-lizard thing. The effect was really cool. =D




One of the prettiest places I've ever seen. Really. *Is still in awe*




I ask in advance, for you guys to forgive me on my...abundance of ocean pictures. It might be hard to believe, but I am heavily cutting back on putting all that I took on here. I love the ocean too much =\




=X




=X;;




*Grins* That litterally translates to Bizza Hut, only because there isn't an equivilent to the letter P, in Arabic. You can buy Bebsi to drink there, as well. XD

*laughs* I've grown up hearing "Bebsi" all my life, from my uncles and my aunt, and I still find it funny. =X




I stayed up waaay too late, when we stayed at North Beach.











There, Shin. The McArabia I told you about, a long long time ago.

If you went to Canada, would you find a McCanada, and eat moose? <.<;;


BTW, I felt like such a dork, taking that picture. Honest to goodness. *shakes head*

The work of a photographer isnt always easy =\




Ok ok, I think this is the last water picture that I'll make you guys suffer through...







Blurred effect, but I love them.




Waaay up in the right hand corner of the table, you'll see the elusive white crab...which looks like a funny white spider. 0___o;;




The first time I went to the beach early early in the morning, I noticed little things from the corner of my eyes that seemed to appear out of nowhere and run towards the water. My interest piqued, and after much chasing and closer inspection, I found that they were little white crabs! Kindasorta like the one above the picture of the sand crab. o.-

Aleia: I wanna take a picture of one cause they look so cute! =O

After many days of it being either too dark, the crabs too quick, or my camera acting sucky, I finally caught a teeny teeny one and took...a blurred picture. After that, I was collecting shells when I touched something, and the brown sand crab jumped up and out at me, scaring the crap out of me. I'm glad I was alone on the beach, cause I squealed and fell back on my bum =\




Street sign. The black thing immediatly made me think of a black strapless bra.

...When I think the sign really said something about contruction up ahead, and to watch out for bumps or something.

*sweatdrops*




Date tree.




Somewhere, anywhere above the US. Even though I wasnt lucky enough to sit by the window, I noticed that there were a lot of big baseball fields down there. I dunno, just a funny thing.


Nothing to do with Egypt (Obviously u.u)



A part of Times Square, from when I took my siblings there to visit. =D


Aye, I have lots and lots of completely random pictures. But I'm more than sure that I've completely pictured you guys out, so yeah.


Another day, perhaps. ^_~




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