Once again a new day has come and gone. Now as the passing has commenced, a new day is born.
Upon the early hours of this new morning I have decided to stop playing computer and write in my Diary (not that playing games is that great).
Concession Tickets For Train Travel
Relating to today as Tuesday, still I woke up at 9am to meet with Lyssa in the City. Having a shower and something to eat, I walked to Campbelltown station on such a hot day.
At the station the ticket machines didn’t allow concession, so I had to go to a ticket booth. With this I was worried because I knew I would have trouble getting a ticket.
Walking to the booth I told him student/concession ticket to the City. He asked me for my concession card. After a little bit of a heated talk I walked away and down the stairs. I didn’t want to pay a fortune for a ticket when I was entitled to concession.
Without a train ticket I jumped onto an express train to the City once again and hoped that no ticket collectors would be on the train. The trip was nice and relaxing on the way.
Once at Central I walked through gates that are always open and I was free.
Lunch With Lyssa In Sydney
Before seeing Lyssa I visited the CES and looked for some positions. Choosing three I didn’t check them because I was late to meet Lyssa.
Walking to Lyssa’s work I waited five minutes before she came out for lunch. For lunch I bought McDonald’s and we sat in Hyde park for 45 minutes talking about her work and enjoying our lunch and then scenery.
Lyssa had to then meet a trainee to get the lunches for the rest of the office, so I walked her to where she had to meet her friend and was then on my way.
Visit Eros Theatre In Sydney
With nothing to do for four hours I walked around trying to find Bras N Things so I could buy Lyssa some Lingerie with her gift voucher. Surprisingly there were no shops within the City.
Drifting through the City I found myself out the front of Eros Theatre. Now, it wasn’t the normal theatre you visit. I was attracted by the sign saying Live Shows and Sex shows. Advertising worked, as I paid my way in and sat down in a darkened room with everyone else anticipating the next live show in 5 minutes. On a big screen there was a XXX movie playing, which I thought was different. Then the curtains closed and a dancer came out.
Thinking I would only stay there for an hour I was sucked into the nudity. The next stripper asked someone from the audience onto stage. Placing a condom on him she had sex with him until the music stopped. He happened to be a courier in his racer gear.
Why I was in this Theatre I don’t really know.
Maybe I was high on my urges of looking at pretty faces and short dresses walking around in the City that I had to keep occupied for a couple of hours.
Close & Intimate With Strippers
There was one stripper that would get off on lap dancing nude on customers. Myself, like everyone else, I followed the trend. As she came to sit on me and rubbed up on my leg I didn’t hesitate to place a hand on her breasts and another on her lower portion (everyone else done it, harmless).
There was a real hot woman (as there always is at strip clubs). After a brilliant dance she twisted the thoughts in my head by turning herself on with a couple of pieces of ice.
Staying at Eros Theatre for three hours, I finally came out for air and long awaited daylight.
Meet With Lyssa After Work
Literally running to meet Lyssa, we both rocked up at the same time. Lyssa had to drop some documents off at the Document Exchange office. Then we were off to St. George Bank. Lyssa opened an account for work as I called an employer to arrange an interview for tomorrow regarding an Office Administration Traineeship.
Still with $5 free tickets to use on Poker Machines, I ran the idea through Lyssa. After some tension and hassle she wanted to visit the Pokies.
Time To Play The Pokies
As I played Poker Machines for the second time in my life I used the one-cent machines, as Lyssa used the two-cent machines. Losing all my money, I realized that Lyssa was up by $12. That made me happy in the fact that we made that money from nothing, from other people.
Collecting our money, we walked to Town Hall. On the way we collected four more $5 tickets for use next time around.
Trouble At Home For Ralf
On the way home Lyssa and I were both playful and feisty towards each other. Once again it was a little heated but in the end we were both kissing and hugging.
Back to the story, we arrived at Leumeah. I waited with Lyssa for half an hour as we bought food and then called Lyssa’s mum. Saying goodbye to Lyssa I caught the train and walked home.
Past Ralf’s house I noticed him out the front with nothing but his shorts on looking sad and droopy. Stopping off, he told me it was not a good time to talk. Just as I was leaving, a police car pulled up at his house, so something was going down.
Code Words For I Love You
Stepping into the door I tried to cool down. Reading the paper I was called by Lyssa. Lyssa and I say, “I love you” to each other often now, but on the phone to her tonight she couldn’t say it because her mum was around. Because I might get embarrassed also around my friends, Lyssa devised a substitute or code that we would say to each other that means the same thing.
Within a couple of seconds we came up with a solution. Lyssa says “Puppy Dog” and I say “Bumblebee”. To us, that means “I love you” whenever we are in a crowd.
As we talked about my interview tomorrow Lyssa gave me her work number. She told me if I really wanted to, I could call her at work.
Tomorrow I’m visiting Liverpool for my interview. Then I might meet with Lyssa or just go straight home.
Tomorrow after work, Lyssa is visiting Lonestar with Velda and Rita. So after this long length of time that I’ve been seeing Lyssa every day, it will cease for at least a day.
Now with the wind at my back and a day to come, it’s 1am and almost time to sleep to wake up early tomorrow.
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.
