Once again another weekend is almost due over.
Imad Brings New PC Games
Friday night Lyssa came over. We sat at my house and watched Imad try to configure my IBM computer. Imad was over and we were trying to install a PC game for my computer. It seems now that I’ve got my computer, he wants to get me games, but I don’t really want to play.
Service Station With The Boys
Imad left and Lucas came later on. We all drove to the Service Station so I could get something to eat, having a little conversation, just the three of us.
TV Blows A Fuse
Coming back home, Imad left. Lyssa and I watched my TV blow a fuse. So now I don’t have a TV in my room. I don’t know when it will be fixed either.
Lyssa Sleeps Over
Last night we had some real good fun. Apart from that, we went to sleep earlier than usual for Saturday.
Halfway through the night Lyssa started to get sick and she wanted to throw up.
Trip To Sydney With Lyssa
Because of that, in the morning Lyssa didn’t feel like going to the City. I was getting frustrated that it will never get done.
Starting our journey toward Sydney City at 10:30am, we walked most of the way to Campbelltown train station until Tod picked us up and drove the rest of the way.
On the way to Sydney we had to catch a bus as far as Glenfield because track-work was being done between Campbelltown and Glenfield.
Renting A Formal Suit In Sydney
The City was stressful for the both of us. We walked around Sydney half of the day, standing up most of the time. It started to rain. We didn’t get caught in the rain but we traveled to at least 8 shops for formal wear.
Lyssa was getting real angry that I didn’t pick anything yet. I was getting frustrated that there wasn’t one place that had what I liked.
Almost about to go home, we walked into a place called “Men About Town” that we were told about. This was by far the best place where I could get my suit. I hired a beautiful Double Breasted Black suit with a Blue Vest. The suit will look good with my long hair done nicely.
Monday I’m going to book a limousine drive there and back. Then Lyssa and I are going to explore the option of lingerie on the formal night.
Trains & Buses Back From Sydney
Lyssa and I were real agitated with each other in the City. On the way back from Sydney we had to catch a bus from Glenfield to Leumeah.
Stressing as it was, I caught a bus with Lyssa to her house.
Relax With Lyssa At Her House
In her house we ate and lay in her room, having a conversation. We talked about the year 12 Formal and new endeavors we can tread into involving sexuality. We also talked about Ali and Penelope. Lyssa had the same views that I did.
Lyssa told me that Penelope was acting out parts on television with Ali, that she would walk a certain way with him like she saw on television, or she’d give him a kiss goodbye and say I love you because it’s on television.
Ali told me that he proposed to Penelope and she said no to him.
The only reason he would have said that is so that he can get Penelope in bed.
In Love With The Idea Of Love
Penelope’s playing a stupid game of tease. She teases him so much, makes him toss at night and doesn’t live up to expectations. “I’m a Virgin and always will until I’m married” is her comeback.
Not seeming bad to her but Penelope should come back to reality instead of television land. Ali and Penelope don’t love each other as much as they think they do. Lyssa told me that Penelope is in love with the idea of being in love. That’s so true.
Lucas picked me up from Lyssa’s house. I gave her a kiss goodnight.
Cruising To Liverpool To See Silvester
Then we rocked to pick up Jett and then Silvester from Liverpool.
Coming back from Liverpool we picked up Ralf and Shawn. I called Ali to come out.
We all drove back to Liverpool because it was getting boring, but it was just the same there in Liverpool.
Lebs Flirts With Catholic Girls
Coming back home, we drove to Woodbine Macers. The Lebs were there trying to chat up some chicks. It was funny. I was in the action but just watching, observing.
The Lebs are pathetic. They kept asking for hugs off the girls, nothing much more. The girls were catholic and over the age of 18.
Rejecting The Pretty Catholic Girl
There was one girl with black hair that liked me. She was a real good looker. She kept looking in my direction, but I avoided her.
Since everyone was hugging she came up to give me a hug, but I backed away.
I told her, “No thanks. I’ve already got a girlfriend.”
She looked at me surprised with an, “I’ve never heard that rejection line before,” and just carried on.
It made me feel good to say that to her and know I’m with Lyssa.
After that she kept asking me questions. I was 12 years old to her turning 13. She believed it. My name was Vincent or something like that. I don’t know where they got that from. They asked questions about my girlfriend and I answered them. They also saw the hickey on my neck that Lyssa gave me just hours before.
After Woodbine Macers we drove home at 3:30am. I slept until 11:30am today.
Camden Airport Avas With Ali
Calling Lyssa almost right away, I told her of what happened the night before. She thought it was funny.
Ali came over before. We drove to Camden Airport to get some Avgas Airplane fuel for his car.
I’m supposed to be seeing Lyssa today when Ali comes back to pick me up.
Now I’m waiting for Ali to come back so we can drive to Lyssa’s house and he can meet up with Penelope.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
