Showing posts with label random. Show all posts
Showing posts with label random. Show all posts

Saturday, February 25, 2012

Redhead Racists?

Okay, so the three friends sitting next to me at Starbucks are definitely providing me with entertainment.

1. One of their group has the second doppelganger running around NYC.
2. The girl that was mistaken for someone else is a redhead and made a comment that people can be redhead racists.

What is a redhead racist?

I asked myself that same question but instead of having to verbalize it, I just had to keep eavesdropping. Her definition is someone who sees one redhead and they have seen them all.

Her example is that she gets likened to Amy Adams and Kate Walsh. Since neither actress looks like the other, it's her proof that someone only see the red hair - not the face. (Girl has a point there - those two look NOTHING alike).

Reminds me of Lainey said about Michael Phelps (re: Asian women). TMZ weighed, too. Now, that incident reeks of ignorance and maybe a touch of racism.

As a fellow ginger (although I'm more auburn these days), I disagree. Maybe a redhead generalist is the right phase?

I get that she was trying to explain it by using the word "racist" but I think it's inaccurate.

Also - I'm a redhead and never getting either actress as a lookalike.

Interesting, non?

Side note: I probably am the only person that thought it was interesting :).

Doppelgangers

I've been sitting at Starbucks (my school away from school) and twice in 2 and a half hours, 2 different people have been mistaken by 2 different people for 2 different people.

The seats to my right have been occupied by two different groups of people and one person in each group has been mistaken for someone else.

Strange.

Side note: reminds of How I Met Your Mother 

Monday, February 20, 2012

Timing Can Suck It

I believe that timing is important; hell half the time it is key.

Whether it factors into moving, work, school, people. events, friends, so on and so forth, I've always believed that it matters and can make a difference.

But lately I think that Timing Can Suck It.

I search for meaning in my life. I don't think that is unusual.

Sometimes I search for meaning in the smallest of incidents.

Sometimes I search for meaning in the biggest of incidents.

Sometimes I believe that timing, however seemingly insignificant, means something. That maybe, this time, thinking of someone at the same time he texts you or running into him when you least expect it or missing him on the phone for months but suddenly being able to get a hold of him or having a great time with him as if it was yesterday instead of several months ago, means something. Just maybe the two of us are meant to be.

But lately, I'm starting not to believe in any of that.

Maybe nothing is a sign.

I have a hard time finding someone that I have a spark with. Let alone someone I find myself remotely attracted to.

There are plenty of decent looking guys in NYC but none that I think are actually cute. Or spark with.

Side note: a definite improvement over Seattle where I never found anyone whom I thought was decent looking.

So when I find someone I think about a lot and I find him attractive and we manage to see/run into each other and I become hopeful.

Maybe it is meant to be.

Then it becomes unarguably clear that the TIMING ISN'T RIGHT.

Friday, February 17, 2012

Do You Believe in Coincidence/Chance?

Coincidence n.

1. The state or fact of occupying the same relative position or area in space.
2. A sequence of events that although accidental seems to have been planned or arranged.

Chance n.
1. The unknown and unpredictable element in happenings that seems to have no assignable cause.
2. An unpredicted event, esp a fortunate one.

There has been a certain amount of circumstances surrounding me, as of late, and I have no idea if they mean anything.

A part of me desperately wants them to. But another part of me doesn't think that they meaning anything at all.

I am a big believer in timing but maybe it doesn't always mean something?

I think it all boils down to: are some things/incidents/people/events/happenings purely coincidental and chance or is there some meaning behind it? 

Wednesday, November 9, 2011

$20 Million

I never gamble or play the lottery. But the New York Lottery is up to $20 million dollars and I happened to get asked if I wanted to join in on the pool of $1 to buy tickets.

I said no at first and then I thought, "What IF?"

I would want to shoot myself (not literally but those who know me know what I mean) if everyone else in my office was celebrating because THEY WON.

With that thought, I hunted down the agent collecting the $$ and put in my contribution. It's a long shot but how amazing would that be?

Thursday, October 20, 2011

It's Official

We have a ghost in our apartment that likes to break wine glasses. In the course of 2 months, every wine glass we had has been broken in a freaky sort of way.

Weird.

Friday, October 14, 2011

Something I'll Never Understand

What viagara and sailing have to with each other.

Thursday, September 29, 2011

Obsession: Wireless Network Names

Since moving to New York and having an iPhone, I've become a little obsessed and fascinated by wireless network names. It's such a personal decision because you can pick whatever you want and I believe it's an indicator of a person's personality, sense of humor, interests and frame of mind. Some of my recent discoveries that tickled my brain:

DefenseAgainsttheDarkArts @ Atlantic Ave in Brooklyn while waiting for a bus to take me and Rebecca to IKEA - holler to Harry Potter!
Itsmybirthday @ Donatella in Chelsea
I love you @ my apartment in Hell'ss Kitchen

Have you ever seen a really interesting wireless network name populate your phone or computer's "available networks" list? Do you have a favorite wireless network name?

Friday, May 14, 2010

The Lion King

I am not the only one who knows what "the lion king" is with your pets, he or she does, too. I did with my cat and didn't sustain injuries but it's nice to know that someone else knows what I mean by "the lion king."