damn you, nyc.

No, I cannot lie, I <3 nyc. But it clearly does not love me back. I can't keep up with my life, I am too busy....I literally just fell asleep while writing that last sentence. I opened my eyes when I caught my head falling forward...I want to keep this blog up, I want to: sleep more than 5 hours a night, I want to finish all my homework/essays/projects before the last minute, I want to write more music, I want to--damn it, I just feel asleep again. Ok, thats it for now then, I REALLY need to do work.

Bonus pics of Chuleta:

**I miss that cute little puppy so much! And about the raincoat--she looks like a spoiled brat, but she won't go out in the rain unless she is covered.

Oh, Hai!

Going to NYU for orientation, then Barcelona in a week. oh damn: anxious/nervous/excited/scared.
I need some cute/funny stuff to distract me. Oh, and maybe some cute pics of my dog when she was just a pup!

I want one of these:


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I wish geese where I live were this cool:



Bonus pics of Chuleta (aka pork chop):

Feliz Cinco de Mayo!

Being part Mexican/Spanish I love anything that has to do with fiestas!

However, there is a huge misconception in America about el Cinco de Mayo. People believe it is like Mexico's Independence Day. But it is really only a small celebration in rememberance of a victorious battle in a small town in Mexico, during their fight for independence from Spain.

Other truths about Mexico:
- there is no such thing as a burrito there
- tortillas are made with corn (not wheat), and are never 'hard-shell'
- only a small percentage of hispanic immigrants (and illegal immigrants) in America are Mexican

Here's a photo I took of my dog, Chuleta, today (with no photoshop!):



Feliz Cinco de Mayo :)