Saturday, November 28, 2009

Luna & Sol

I decided to take a break from the isolation, the comfort of my apartment, and embrace the outdoors. I took a nice walk around my neighbourhood and watched the sun setting. The sky filled with bands of thick clouds. In between the bands were various shades of pink and orange. I couldn't help but gaze and marvel at the beauty in which the sky beheld. Sometimes you just need to slow down... see, hear, touch, or experience the moment, whatever it may be.
After the sun was gone. The moon appeared in all it's glory. Magnificently glowing, almost full and quite large in the sky, it beamed down it's comfortable reassurance that everything in the universe is just as it should be. The moon is my favourite. Many nights I have walked, or biked around the city, gazing up at it's beauty, daydreaming of something equally as appealing to my senses.

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Respect is deserved

One of my regulars came into the bar with her friend. Turns out, her friend didn't have any money with her. This broke-beauty proceeded to order: two double vodka sodas, and nine shots. By this time, my regular smartened up and decided to clear the tab. She paid, explained the situation to me, and excused herself from the presence of disrespect.
Upon her exit the remaining 'friend', and a crazy random drunken mother were left. The two began to bitch about their children. It being after last call, I ignored them and continued to clean up.
Next thing I knew, the broke-beauty was screaming at the drunken mother's daughter on the phone. She kept repeating, "You need to give your mother respect! I'm going to take your mother home. I want to see your face, because you need to respect her."
This went on for over ten minutes. This woman, who obviously didn't respect her friend or her friend's generosity,was lecturing someone else on the morals of respect.
I put myself in the daughter's position. ~Your mother drunk at a bar, not wanting to come home. Some random drunk screaming at you over the phone about respect.~
At nineteen I had so many of my own issues, and this girl must too. It must be tough to deal with her mom behaving like that. I'm sure tonight will be another darkened spot on her memory.
I wanted to tell Brokey to shut up! That respect is earned, not just handed out like a flyer on the street.
Who is to say that her mother deserves respect? How does she treat her daughter? Yes, one SHOULD respect their parents, but in this situation only the mother and daughter truly know how much respect is deserved.

Contents of my Purse


I thought you could learn a lot about a person simply by looking at the contents of their purse, or wallet. What you carry with you says a lot about you. Here's what was in my purse yesterday evening.....


One Nestle Pure Life half full water bottle
One PalmOne Treo Smartphone
One 375ml half full bottle of Tanqueray London Dry Gin
One TTC day pass for November 21st
Two packages of caps (for cap gun)
One 250ml spray bottle of Moringa Milk body lotion
One OLD 2G Nano (I-Pod) with original white ear buds
One almost empty package of life brand tissues
One empty Mexican skull stash case
Cheat notes for work (cash prices)
Lip gloss
Receipt paper with weird ass song lyrics made up by weird guy at my job
One full size Nat Sherman Cigar
Grapefruit flavoured chap stick
One 100ml spray bottle of Vanilla flavoured body mist
Eight pens
Two wine openers
Two bobby pins
One 375ml bottle of Bailey's Irish Cream liquor
Card holder with bank card etc...
Random paper with friend's msn address
All-purpose tool (kinda like Swiss army knife)
Compact
Mascara
Two eyeliners
Three eye shadows
Seven random receipts
One TTC bus transfer for November 13th @ 5:45pm.