Go Clippers, GO!

I'm going to two Clippers games in October.

Let's Go Los Angeles Rams



 

 

                  Rams Scrimmage Family Day Game

I went to the Los Angeles Rams scrimmage and pre-season football game. It was hot and I got sunburned. I wore my sunglasses the entire time. I sat where I wanted for the scrimmage game since it was general admission. I went to the pre-season game to catch the game and it went sweet. I didn't get sunburned that day. I ate the best seven dollar bag of popcorn and lemonade. The turkey dog was great too. It was ten dollars. I said I wasn't going to buy lemonade again after the scrimmage game because the lemonade was too watery, but the second time was better. So, I look forward to it again. There were a lot of vendors on the street selling soda, water, and bacon wrapped hotdogs. I went to the cheese steak restaurant across the street from the coliseum. I spent another ten dollars there, but it was closing time and they hooked me up with a free large drink. The streets were closed and I had to walk further out, three blocks, to catch an Uber ride home. I had my gold and blue pompons, which I shook and waved during the game. I'm happy they won. I haven't been keeping up with the games, since I already went to the important openers.



I bought this hat from a guy selling them on the street.

I beat the heat in these shades and hat.

 

My $10 turkey dog

                   This $7 popcorn was delicious. I'd buy it again.









The Walking Dead

I've been watching The Walking Dead for a few days now and every time I chill to watch it, on my phone, I get the scary feeling that I'm next. It's scary!! I know the show is about dead people and all, but I just can't get over the chase. Every time I see a "walker" running after the living I get scared in my skin. It scares me that although the "walkers" are considered dead, they can't really die unless you stab, shoot, or smash, their brains in. No one can get bit or they catch a fever which can kill them and turn them into a "walker". The adults all have to be armed and the children have to be at eyes view at all times. The suspense is gripping. The plays are careful and important to surviving people. I finished watching season one. I'm on season two now. The fear factor is the dead, the living, and every thing, really. Although it's fiction, I feel like it happened in real life already. Life now looks and feels like I'm in an episode of "The Walking Dead". It's simply short of ire, and full of potential. I'm surviving these coming episodes. WILL YOU?!

I Have Two Birds

I have two birds I love. They're both male and I notice they like to kiss each other. They can't be feeding each other like a momma bird does her young, could they? They peck at each other's feathery body all the time. They really do love each other; And as much as I love "eachother", it's not proper English. I'm hopeful. I think they're gay. I will still love life.

There's La Rosa de Guadalupe

I watch this novela with my mom. It's the best show for chilling and getting a lot of drama in your life. It's exciting and true.

Monkey Butt and Gum

It was hard to get away. I pulled on my sweatshirt and with a final tug, I fell to the floor. They left me alone, but before leaving they shouted a nickname, "Monkey Butt". I stared at the gum on my sweater. It was an off white color. I left the playground and went home. The walk was pleasant, moving my arms forward and backwards; Really feeling the motion of my sweater on my arm skin. I tugged, pulled, and picked at my sweater for comfort. I put my own chewing gum in my mouth and glared at the mushy gum that was stuck on my sweater. The sweater wasn't my favorite, but it kept me warm. I am excited to pick at it and wash it in a load of laundry, finally. I'm sitting doing my homework, when all of a sudden, the laundry was done. I don't see the piece of wet mushy gum. I put it in the dryer. I wear the sweater for my birthday, the next day, I took it off to play soccer. I couldn't score a goal, like a couple of the guys. Maybe I'd be better being the goalie. I get picked on for being average. I'm sure if I wasn't,  "Monkey Butt", I'd score a goal. This gave me the idea of a lifetime. I have to be someone else! I grabbed my sweater, went home after school, and started making a list of names. I came up with a few that really got me pumped up: "Wicked, Slider, Slow Poke, and Cool Kid." I thought being playful would make me popular. I was picked last in softball. I wrote my nickname on a nametag and hoped I'd hear it called out loud. I picked, "Slider". I struck out. I had to eat my lunch in a corner table far away from any cool conversation, by the table with kids using their cell phones. I chose, "Slow Poke", for soccer today and I heard it. My name tag didn't let me down. I chose, "Cool Kid", for Basketball practice during lunch the next day. I have heard, "Monkey Butt", but I've only been wanting to rename myself more intensely. I wore my final nametag on New Years eve, "Wicked". My parents thought it was an idea I got from school teachers, but really it was all my idea for a double shot of social acceptance. I saved the nametag and thought I'd wear it on the first day of school. The Spring semester came and my mother had a nametag for me. It was a nametag with my real name on it. I wore it proudly and thanked my mom. The kids stared at me. I stared back. It was the first day of school and I had presented myself in class. My heart was proud and I knew the jerks were enjoying my mere existence. I didn't use the nametags anymore. I thought I'd earn a new nickname with time. Time went by and I heard lots of nicknames. I gave myself the credit for some, but others were given by others. I liked deciding which ones were for me and which were for others. Sharing nicknames is a pain, but it can be done.

The Donald and The Wall

It took years to get the money to build the highly anticipated wall atop Mexico. Mexico is a jewel. The United States south border has kept up. The people are carefully watched and all things taken into consideration the people are doing something about it. The Mexican President didn't support the American presidential nominee, Donald Trump. In building the wall, that will solve financial, immigration, and social issues, total control given to Trump captured the minds of intellectuals and spectators alike. The rallies capture an unexpected utopia that I can't vote for. Socially, I'm responsible for my people and thusly, I will support a leader running against Donald Trump, but I do appreciate this man and his steadfastness. The wall is like the wall of China. The Mexican people do not support Donald Trump. America is changing the nasty image of Mexican border crossings by giving me a sense of peace knowing trustingly that people would not try to cross, it's huge, sturdy, and supervised; So decreasing the deaths that haunt the numbers of people in different social circles, in America and across the world, will leave us with something to look forward to. Thanks Donald Trump. I'm enjoying my citizenship.