How did I not know that there were 28 days in the month of February? And how is it that Taylor, who is only 9 years old, not only knows this but corrects me when I claim that this year is the leap year?

Sigh.




Happy 1st Birthday, Dane! I can't wait to see you become a genius professional golf player. =]

Complete, unadulterated happiness.

Happy Silver Anniversary, 엄마 and 아빠!





Father: "And for our 50th anniversary, we can..."
Mother: "You! What 50th?! We're not going to be alive then."


Me: "엄마, I really think you and 아빠 should go eat dinner together."
Mother: "아니 아니, 싫어! No romantic!"

So do I put all my eggs into one basket? Do I take that risky leap of faith? Do I have that much confidence in myself, that much endurance, that much stamina?


Honestly, what the hell am I supposed to do?


And why isn't it raining yet?!

"Oohrah."

Even though neither a boy nor in the Marines, I like this word a lot.

My late resolutions for 2006.

1. Less ipop, more God.
2. Start to eat fish outside of the sushi setting. [Who knew it was so healthy for you?]
3. Scrapbooks.
4. Make face lighter or rest of body darker.
5. Resign myself to the idea of sweating. [Hence working out until I sweat, rather than working out until the point I'm about to sweat.]
6. Make one pot of 된장찌개 after 4+ years of Sewon trying to teach me.
7. Become a book whore.
8. Eat breakfast on a continuous basis.
9. Wake up in time to eat breakfast on a continuous basis.
10. Learn to type properly... or enough to not look at fingers while typing.
11. Visit 할머니들 more often.
12. Drink more milk because I really really need to grow two more inches.
13. Travel out of California.
14. Less procrastination.
15. Respond to emails and voicemails in a timely manner. Pick up phone calls.