ivyette: (Hedwig)
Hey, guys? I have to tell you something, which you all already know, but I guess it bears repeating, because it's apparently not obvious to some (most) people:


I am NOT fifteen (15) years old!

Actually, I am years older than that. Five, to be exact. I am twenty (20) years old. Two decades, ten times two, five times four, born in 1987, whatever you like.

Why am I saying this, you ask?

Well, in Gulf View Square Mall, they have a AAA (you know, those car insurance/fix your car if you break down in the middle of the desert/whatever the hell they do people) kiosk. And when you walk by, people call out to you all "OMGZ DO YOU HAVE TRIPLE A??????" and we do, so we always answer "yes". Today a nice man asked my mother, and she said yes, of course, because we do. And then he said, "Well, how about for someone else? The young lady will be driving soon!"

My first thought was, "Wow, how did he know?"
My second thought was, "Waaaaaaaaaaaait a second."
My third thought was, "OH MY GOD HE THINKS I'M NOT EVEN SIXTEEN YEARS OLD WHAT THE HELL?"

My mother's comforting words: "Well, I guess it's because you're short."

Then we continued shopping and all of the shoes were too big and all of the pants were too long, and I was feeling kind of tiny and young and stupid, until we went to the dollar store and some kid asked me to get something down for him, and I felt a little bit better. But not much, because I totally dropped it on him. It was only a ribbon (like for a present) though, but still.

But, dude, I wasn't even wearing kids' clothes. I was wearing a black womens' shirt (one of my mother's, in fact) and womens' jeans, matching shoes, one single strand of tasteful beads (knotted, because that's how I'm wearing them these days) and a single black bangle on each arm. Oh, and adult make-up, too; gray eyeshadow and a hint of brown blush (so children don't run away scared). And a big ol' red pocketbook filled with adult things like mints and hairbrushes and stuff mothers carry around.

Not that I'm complaining, because when I'm thirty I guess it'll be cool to look, uh, twenty, or something. Or... whatever. I don't know.

Anybody else have the same problem? :)

-9:25 PM

Fudge

Jun. 20th, 2007 02:20 am
ivyette: (Individual)
The other day (Saturday) my mother and I went to the mall. See! I do get out sometimes. When we got there, we went in the Macy's entrance and stopped at their jewelry counter. My mother and I tried to choose a new ring for her (she ended up getting it on the way out). (I got a new ring from that piercing pagoda thing place.) So when we walk out of Macy's into the mall, my mother says, "now, why did we come here again?" and then she remembered she wanted to go to Hot Topic. ...that's just how awesome my mother is, folks. She wanted to get a present for my stepcousin's upcoming fifteenth birthday, but we spent a lot of time there because she just loves it there. She likes to look at the band t-shirts and the evil Hello Kitty stuff and laugh at jokes she shouldn't get. It's really, really neat.
Then we went to the chocolate store to get sugar-free chocolates for my father for father's day and while we were there I got French silk fudge.

That's the whole point of this post:
I am almost finished with my fudge, and I am sad.

You can buy it in little 1/4 pound squares. This is the second time I've gotten a square, the first time it was cheesecake-chocolate swirl fudge. I don't like plain fudge, it makes me sick.

Also, because I am a nerd-geek (or geek-nerd), the little fudge squares remind me of swirly brown livejournal icons. Dead serious.
So I cut it up into little bitty pieces when I got home and I've been nibbling one or two at a time since. I'm down to a 1/3 or maybe a 1/4 left. I dunno, I'm bad at estimating.

Seems like a lot of my friends list is having trouble right now, so I wanna remind you good folks that I do love you, a lot.

And I love this song, because it makes me laugh.

-2:30 AM

Christmas

Dec. 21st, 2005 10:25 pm
ivyette: (Individual)
I went out and spent some of my birthday money today (the rest of any money I have is going to college expenses) and I'm pleased with what I bought. I also went shopping last night.
I don't really like shopping. The sound you just heard was 293772327 thousand women simultaneously dropping into a dead faint, but it's the truth. I don't like looking at things I can't have, and I don't like looking at things I can have and I don't want, and I hate trying things on, and I hate looking at skinny models, and I hate temptation, and I hate shopping for other people when I can't figure out what to get them.
I can't stand bumping into people, and I can't stand waiting on lines.
It's worth it when I get stuff though. :) Last night I bought two bracelets from Claire's with the last of my gift card from last year (What? I hold on to my money, lol). Today I got two from some store called "Rainbow" and another one from the dollar store (one day I'll take a picture of all of my bracelets, so you can see why I need some sort of pyschiatric help.) I got a new pair of jeans (they came with a belt, too) and a Beatles shirt. I also bought the presents for El Boyfriend, which was the point of these two shopping trips.
I just wanted to talk about my new bracelets. I also made two new ones.
Oh, and I got sea-green fishnets.
K, end of extremely pointless entry. :)
-10:36 PM

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