Well I was feeling okay...

So the other day, my workplace had a buffet for the employees. Since the only way I could have a decent time to eat it in time was before work, I went to work early. Regardless of how much I ate (only 2 plates FYI) I then worked 8 1/2 hrs after. So when the friend comes to pick me up, he goes and reaches for my stomach, I'm like "What the f-ck?" and try turning away but he still keeps reaching and manages to brush my stomach and goes "Aww, is it all full?" Now regardless of how much I ate at the buffet and even if I had a huge lunch also, I don't think I'd be that stuffed still even at the end of the day. Not to mention, get a f**king clue!!!!!!! If I'm trying to get away from you, maybe I don't want you touching me. What a f-cking as*! And he wonders why I'd never date him. I'm not a physical person, either when it comes to touching(w/o purpose) or to swinging blows, but obviously I'm going to have to starting breaking things next time he tries it.

Course I'm only particular when certain people touch me. Some of my other friends can give me all the hugs they want. :)

So it's x'mas time. There was a debate on some "news" TV show about how Christmas is becoming less Christian and being overrun w/ political correctness and other religious days. I'm not really sure how they can say America is God's country and still proclaim to be religiously tolerant. Personally it's time for gift-reciprocity. And mending bridges w/ gifts. Now, I have a sis-in-law who is still pi$$ed that we didn't visit her at the hospital when she had her baby. That was almost a year ago. Not that this started after the 3rd baby was born, but she's stepping up her campaign to make the older kids less wanting to visit us. Not to mention we haven't actually seen her face-to-face for about a year. Anyways, even before this whole incident, she was never my favourite person, but this year I got her $45 in gift certificates. Considering I'm giving my brother(not the one that's married to her) a $50 gift certificate, that's pretty flippin' generous.

What is Kwanzaa anyways? .... Oh, that's pretty neat. Of course it's really generalizing to says that African-Americans have a common set of values, though that common set of values may be more similar in America than say in Africa. I wonder if Africans have heard of Kwanzaa and what they think about it? Good ol' Internet, great for that quick musing question.