Ringing Lyssa After Work
Yesterday was alright for me. Coming home from work at Martinson Engineering on a later bus, I called Lyssa. We talked about her coming to my house while she was at the pub in Bradbury.
While we were talking Jett rudely came over my house, and as usual was being rude. While I was saying goodbye to Lyssa to talk to my friends, she sounded frustrated. Jett didn’t help by being rude when I was hanging up the phone, mimicking me.
Jett Borrows My Landline Phone
Jett was over my house with Tod and Fred. The funny thing is I knew why he was over. Halfway through talking, he asked if he could use my phone. Typical. Luckily there was nobody home because he was ringing Min-Su. He’s an idiot when it comes to respect of other people and their property but who’s going to tell him.
Jett left soon after that with a lame excuse that he wanted to check out games for his computer.
Play Need For Speed With Imad
Imad also came over for a little while. We played the computer, doing burnouts and hellies on the PC game “Need For Speed”. It wasn’t long until he left.
Ali Indecisive About Penelope
Then Ali came over. Now he was a different story. We played the computer as well, but him and Penelope just can’t make their minds up on the reasons they are together.
From what I’ve heard, Penelope wouldn’t tell Ali that his stepbrother was cheating on his sister, and she saw it in Macarthur Square or at Macdonald’s. Ali got pissed off and started being rude to her, complimenting on girls that walked past in front of her. He’s not even sure if he will attend the formal anymore.
Lyssa and I fight occasionally because we don’t get along on the day, but for Ali and Penelope to have arguments as a continual occurrence is stupid for their relationship.
Penelope can’t be all that Ali wants her to be, more open, honest and easy.
And I guess Ali can’t be all that Penelope wants him to be, a love scene at the cinemas with a PGR rating, more show, more caring and wimpy when it comes to Penelope getting her own way.
Lyssa Visits After Bradbury Pub
Lyssa ended up going to the pub with the girls. She walked up to my house with Constantine under her wing. Constantine has got the maddest hair I’ve seen in her group. Noticing the rest of her physique as well, her hair was black and tinted plum red. Looks great.
They were both at my house for a little while as I gave Lyssa money to buy a g-string today as well as to buy some food for the hotel room.
Seeing Miroslav Inside Bradbury Pub
Lyssa, Constantine and I walked together to Bradbury Pub. I took my camera down in hopes of sneaking a shot of Constantine (it was an urge).
Miroslav and his friends were there so I thought I’d walk into the pub and check him out. Never being in Bradbury pub before, I felt out of place. So I got out as quickly as I stepped in. Bielka was there also with Emanuel and I saw the model that was talking to Lyssa not too long ago. Personally I think Emanuel is nothing.
The guy called Irish was decent cause I think I know him from somewhere.
Lyssa stayed close to me most of the night before I had to go home. She was right next to me because she knew I was somewhat uneasy. Lyssa was understanding.
Velda, Bielka and Penelope were also there. Penelope was being a little flirtatious towards Emanuel.
Penelope gave me the third degree about Ali asking me 20 questions like, was he fine when I spoke to him.
I don’t really know what the problem is between them but I just looked at my fingers and they have red marker on them, so I might clean my hands.
Seeing Another Side Of Lyssa
Giving Lyssa a kiss goodnight I walked away thinking in my head these are the people she hangs out with everyday. In a way, I didn’t want to see it because it made me think.
Lyssa is very caring towards me but what I don’t really know about her is how she reacts around guys, especially in nightclubs. She’s probably like me when it comes to the opposite sex.
When I see a beautiful chick driving I’ll stare at her and think she’s beautiful. If I was walking I might feel obliged to talk, get to know and maybe even do something I might regret.
Everyone has urges they can’t really control. All people I know can’t take what’s given, they always want more. Lyssa proved it when she was with me at Woodbine McDonald’s. She was staring at a guy with long brown hair and thought I wasn’t looking. So I’m curious as to what she does away from my reach, but I’d rather not see. I’d rather not be so curious cause I might get hurt over nothing.
Preparing For A Hotel Night With Lyssa
Today is the day five months back that Lyssa and I began our ventures. To this day we have remembered the time we first embraced and kissed and it’s been 153 days since then.
It’s good to know that when I’m finished work at Martinson Engineering today and head to the hotel, there will be food waiting, and best of all, Lyssa.
Bringing a plastic bag to work today it was packed with clothes, toothbrush, hair care products and my camera. We can take lots of pictures because I spent lots of money and wouldn’t want to forget lots of memories.
Also in my bag I have a private video in case Lyssa wants to change her mind about watching something R-rated and over.
One thing I did forget this morning though is protection, or at least lubrication. So no doubt if I don’t collect somehow I’ll be at a loss to enjoyment.
I’m just wondering what Lyssa will wear tonight for our special occasion.
Coming to Campbelltown I’ll also get some film for my camera. Lyssa might develop my photos if I ask her to today.
Whence I arrive at the hotel, if it’s a hot day I’m stripping and taking a dip in the pool. If it’s a cold day then Lyssa and I will jump in the spa.
Lyssa and I will have dinner at Chili’s and then enjoy a movie or watch television in the bedroom. I am laughing now thinking of everything we can do.
Sadly, the rooms don’t have a CD player, but they do have a hair dryer. I think Lyssa will enjoy getting wet tonight, and she won’t be in the spa all night to get wet.
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.
