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On the first day out to California I already had a bad feeling. Apparantly our grandfather's house was right next to my father's house. Me and my father bond like paper and water; not very well at all.

Two weeks into the trip I was terribly homesick- But to my luck, found a computer. I pretty much begged my mom for a way home, even going as far as bribing her, but to no avail. We took several trips, one to Pier 39 where we went to the arcade (I spent all my money on Silent Scope), one to the de Young Museum and then the exploritorium. By this time, me and my brother had fallen victims to afternoon programing of Judge shows and Mad About You.

Half way through the time period, our grandfather let us loose in Chinatown- For two hours- With twenty dollars. Not thinking clearly, I bought a wooden sword but then remembered that it would be impossible to get it back on a plane. Unluckily for me also, no refunds. Yep. I was totally out twenty dollars I could have used on something better. Me and my brother have become acustomed to shutting the hell up at around eight o' clock as to not piss off our grandparents. Also, around maybe the end of July or early August we experienced our first earthquake. I thought I was tripping out actually. sweatdrop

Near the end of the two months, my mom called and told us that school is starting on the twenty-second- instead of the twenty seventh of when it usually starts. We were definately pissed that day. Around this time also I got very bored of my PSP.. Relevence of that to this entry is very much so since it was our only piece of modern technology in the house.

Plane ride home. Can't say nothing more than, what a b***h that was.

As I write this, I've been up for twenty-five hours now. I've changed my avatar and need about seven K to finish it up entirely. I'm swaying slightly, have difficulty typing the word 'the' correctly and just finished watching Pirates of the Caribean or however the feck you spell it.. Cheers to California.