I actually took more units than I was supposed too, so it's been a bit overkill balancing schoolwork and my job, as well any personal matters to attend too, especially updating my blog!
More than anything, I strive to offer new content, more blog entries on new and intriguing locations, and stay connected with all of you.
After the conclusion of Summer semester, I'm finally going to start my major-prep classes during the Fall semester! I am damn excited, cannot begin to explain how eager I am to begin. Unfortunately, I'm also going to take three other (boring, such a drag) useless classes.
the dreaded three classes: history, political science, as well anthropology. .
okay yes, i am judging a book by it's cover, although they really just don't sound appealing compared to major prep class. . mind you, it's a class specifically for my major, of course i'm going to side with it over those classes.
About two days ago, I went out to play tennis with my friend, somewhere along the conversation a spontaneous trip to San Francisco came up. . .
And . . .
I drove out to San Francisco around 5:30 PM, traffic had me completely speechless, reckless and impatient drivers that were not willing to make any room for anyone!
Although it took longer than usual because not a single person allowed me to safely make a lane change, we still reached our destination, the Japan Center.
Quick photo from the bridge over the street! We arrived fairly late in the evening, I didn't mind entirely because the weather was fairly cold. |
Cosmetic heaven, noticed so many products that I thought were only available through sellers from Korea. |
Goodness gracious, there was such a wide variety of face masks for sale! The pink little cube was actually a mask that I bought during my last trip with Rina! It's the LuLuLun face mask that Rina recommended, however that's the super size package that offers 42 mask sheets. Do, feel free to read my previous trip with Rina here! |
There wasn't any event going on in Japantown this time around, however, I noticed quite a bit of cosplayers that were meeting up with one another. |
It was getting a bit chilly in J-town, of course it was perfect weather for me to wear a jacket. |
Went to visit Mitsu Teahouse! I've been a long supporter of this shop, it's the famous Cotton Candy x Milk Tea as seen on my previous blog entry! Click here, if you would like to see my first visit at Mitsu Teahouse! |
Left Japantown and made our way to San Mateo for a cafe that's open past midnight! The streets are filled with lights, very nice spot to catch up with friends. |
Menu has such a wide range of dessert variety! I couldn't help but feel indecisive, I just want everything from the menu okay. lol. |
Had to go with the Matcha x Condensed Milk French Toast! This was absolutely delicious, I seriously cannot stop thinking about it, definitely worth the 20 minute wait period. |
My friend and I made our way back to the car, all was fine. .
until he mentioned there was a mass of broken glass beside my car. .
And there it was before me, someone smashed my window and stole my backpack that I had under the passenger seat!
Ah yes, you must be wondering, what did they steal?
Let me start off by saying. .
Was this really necessary? To think someone would even commit an act of robbery. . And fail? LOL.
I'm sure you were expecting something valuable in the backpack you stole, unfortunately there wasn't thousands of dollars or any wallets. . Good attempt?
In fact, the backpack that was stolen was literally $6. .
That being said it was a damn nice backpack, as well my beloved Instax mini 8 (White) Polaroid was in there, half a bottle of Chia seed toner, and my collagen mix purchase from earlier.
I called the police and filed a police report, officer was nice enough to give me his e-mail and contact information, hopefully the camera's around the building can catch the thief.
I was extremely disappointed in the fact that someone would do this, honestly it's just very disheartening. I wasn't so much irritated as I was grateful, I repeatedly told my friend that I was content with his safety, along with mine too, of course.
I love my car, despite it being a fairly older model, it's definitely been there for me and I treat it with an absolute amount of love. Okay, I admit sometimes that I even speak to my car, LOL.
Although I'm not shy of sharing this, I truly felt ashamed to have allowed this to happen to my car, kept apologizing and soothing (rubbing the dashboard of my car) as the police were on the way.
It was such a drag, we had to drive back over 80 miles with a window missing, trust me. . Our ears felt completely violated, like never before.
Ah yes, of course. . There's the cost of the missing camera, as well having to buy a new toner, replacing/installing the new window too.
Cleaning up all of the glass was tiring too, spent quite some time and have gone three days without my car. . Very inconvenient, although I'm not really mad about what happened. It's definitely served as a learning experience, from this point on will never leave a backpack in my car.
until next time,
Taodiego
Taodiego