Today started off pretty well. I got up, went to the mall and met up with Marlon to format my flashdrive for the ITG machine. I played one round by myself and got mostly A's. I don't really like playing on my own though, when ever I play on my own I have to keep in mind that if I fail I wasted my money so I always pick the same songs. Then I played with Marlon and we played the songs on his flashdrive, I failed all of then =/. Most of the songs on his flashdrive are rather hard. I'm kind of stuck right now at this point were I can pass some songs on medium but most songs I still cant yet easy feels well to easy.
Then I decided to take a risk and spend one of my dollars in a claw machine. There was a bulbasaur just sitting on the top of a pile of other stuffed animals (most of which were new pokemon) right in the middle so I decided to go for it. I got it!
One time I saw a show where a man took a claw machine a part and inside of it was an air pump and who ever had the key to that machine could change how high the pressure was set. If the pressure was set to low it couldn't pick up anything but if it was high it could pick up extreme amounts of weight. I think everyone should have this information.
I wish I had a magical key that could unlock all claw machines, then I would run around and turn the pressure up on all of them.
Now bulbasaur is on my bed with pikachu and meowth and scruffee (won for me at the carnival by marlon) and wilbur (also won at the carnival by marlon).
Then I went to playto's closet (a used clothing store) and bought 2 dresses, a pair of shoes and a vest. I always look up the brands of the dresses I get from there when I get home. This brand was called Olive des Olive and I discovered its from Japan! so this is the 3rd dress I've bought from there that was foriegn. I love knowing that chances are I'll never go to the mall and see someone with the same one.
Not much happened after that other than that I finished reading The Nature of Jade. Now I can begin the book I checked out on Italy.
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“When I was 5 years old, my mom always told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down "happy." They told me I didn't understand the assignment and I told them they didn't understand life.”
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