I bought two tickets for the Agape Banquet this Saturday.
One is for me...the other, is open to those who are currently jobless | homeless | car-less | dateless | you get the idea.
Please use your disgretion...
Technically you can't be my date...since I'm already going with someone else...
But you can be my/our pseudo-date, if you want. 
We'll even pick you up for carpool!
Let me know if anyone wants the ticket...no strings attached.
I promise!
Hahaha...people assume too much.
So, with regards to many questions/comments that have been brought up in the past week, I respond with...
Okay...I'm sure I've missed some, but for now, there you go.
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"So-and-so" is not any ONE person. It could be anybody...but here, it refers to those who people have brought up.
And no Pa-Ul, I'm not going to Agape Banquet with "so-and-so".
Floater or Sinker?
I'm going to start teaching Robyn how to swim today.
I'm so excited...last time I taught a someone how to swim, they technically already knew how. Just needed some coaching and skills developing.
But this girl is starting from scratch!
We'll see if she's a floater or a sinker today...
Muahahaha!!!
I have these visions of Robyn standing on the podium getting ready to receive a gold medal as a first timer to the World Olympics.
And then she'll get a TV interview and say "Thank you Aunna unnie, for teaching me how to swim!" 
Okay, here's another reminder to purchase your tickets for the Agape Banquet.
Who | Anyone who enjoys worship, fellowship, food, and God's people
Where | KUPC Seattle
When | March 6, 2004 (Saturday) at 6 pm
Why | To help support missionaries for God's glory
Alright, so that's stuff you'vealready heard...
I'll give you my personal testimony as to why you should go.
I love Jehnie unni (and company), and anything I can do to help a sista (or bro.) out...
Need I say more?
There will be a raffle. And if you're thinking "what's the chance that I'll actually win?"
The secret: buy some tickets and find out! j/k.
But seriously, at the last Agape Banquet I won a butt-load of gifts. Some would say I got the best prizes offered (no fortune cookies for me). Maybe, its because I had two - count 'em - TWO winning tickets! Maybe, I'm just cool like that.
Either way, I was blessed. Still haven't finished listening to all the CD's I got.
Need yet another reason? If you buy tickets early, you get $5 off.
So check your calendars, your bank accounts and couches (for pocket change).
Leave a comment, call, or e-mail and I'll hook you up with your very own ticket.
Come out and enjoy a night of unconditional AGAPE love with our fellow brothers and sisters.
Expect some phone calls peoples...
FYI - There will be beautiful ladies and handsome men attending...if you're on the look out.
I'm the kind of girl who likes variety. I can't have just one flavor ice cream when there are three to choose from. Gotta have a little bit of each. 
When its comes to food, I take a sample of every banchan on the table before my next spoonful of rice.
If there's five ways to get home from work, I'll take a different route each day.
On the other hand, I'm also the kind of girl who doesn't like switching between things that come in multiples. 
For example, public bathroom stalls, photocopy machines at the library, and church pews - I always use the same one.
Call me crazy, slightly compulsive...you can even say I'm weird...
But it all comes down to this.
There comes a point in everyone's life, when they will be forced to make a change in their usual routine.
Today, my day has come. 
My bathroom stall at work was completely fine.
Sometime around noon, I went to the bathroom and there's an "Out of Order" sign on the door. 
Grrr...I'm forced to make a decision. Either hike upstairs and use the bathroom up there, or just use the next one there.
And for some weird reason, I realized I was just a tad upset that my routine was disrupted. 
So everytime I used the bathroom today, I had to use the OTHER stall.
It just doesn't make much sense to be upset about a thing like that. I mean, really, I should prefer the other stall, cause for things its much more spacious and brighter (considering the lightbulb's dead over my own stall). 
I helped deliver flowers for Valentine's Day.
Its interesting to see people faces/reactions when they realize there's someone out there who's thinking of you on the day of love.
There was this one young lady who just woke up (actually, I woke her) and when she came to the door, I handed her the flowers. She asked who they were from, and I looked at the receipt and said Mel.
Her instant reaction, "Oh my gosh...okay."
It was one of those I-can't-believe-he-sent-me-flowers with a small roll of the eyes. Not the rolling that you do when you're annoyed, but the kind that shows your suprised.
Anyway, so it was interesting.
One of my deliveries was to a Korean couple.
When the woman answered the door and saw the bouquet, she took them inside and said "aigoo!!!"
Hahaha!!!
I even had the opportunity to deliver flowers to the wrong house. My dyslexia got the best of me and I read the address as 01 instead of 10.
So, a woman answered the door and I said, "These are for Anita" and she looked at me and said, "there's no Anita here." DANGIT!
The house was across the street! But her husband came over and shouted "yeah, I bought those for her...I bought those!"
Whatever, dude.
But I felt pretty bad about that one. Got a girl's hopes up only to burst the bubble.
It seems I could've had a Valentine if I hadn't made plans to see Becky in her scandalicious play.
Sorry man...I really didn't know.
But Becky was awesome and such a great actress.
She's going to win an Oscar one day.
And I'm gonna be able to say, "I know her. She's one of my best friends."
Hahaha!! Yes! There's my network, right there!
Becks, I love you!
It was fun hanging out and seeing people I haven't seen in such a long time.
I miss Seattle-living.
Rushed walks to campus cause I'm running late.
Waking up two minutes before class, debating if I should even go, and then closing my eyes for another hour of sleep.
I miss friends walking by the apartment and knocking on the windows to say hi.
Thursday night Must-See-TV with the COHO girls.
Kyong's daily tuna-kimchee-jjigae.
I miss Cilly Jin and Jin Young coming over with intentions to study - but instead - hanging out listening to music, dancing, snacking, chatting, surfing the web, and passing out on the beds and floor.
I miss spontaneous, late-night runs to Pochi.
Walking up and down the Ave.
Taking a 1 minute bus ride to work and back home.
I miss bumming rides off Kevin and Gloria every Friday to make it to youth group bible studies.
Trying to find a ride back up to Seattle on Sunday after OW.
You miss being a student when you're not one anymore.
Memories...they're great!
AAAAGGGGHHHH!!!!GGGGRRRR!!!
oooohhhh...
sometimes, I just hate you!!!!
What. You think you're mad?
What about me? I'm so mad - my head is hot; my body is cold.
You couldn't just hand me the papers...
I don't need this kind of stress. I'm only 23.
Please, no white hairs...
There are some people in this world, who really know how to work your nerves.
I just hope I'm not one of them, cause the way I feel right now is not cool.
I need to swim.
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