SEPTEMBER 09, 2007 :: 11:58PM

Hi everyone. I'm so sorry that I missed August completely. I was starting to become OK with a once a month blog thing, but can't believe I haven't posted in so long. Now my archives are gonna have a big gap and life will be over. I just checked my last post. Geezus, I haven't even posted since a couple weeks before seminar. So let's start there. Seminar was great as usual. Though this year was probably the second most stressful of them all, coming in second only to the one we had in Chicago. Everything in Chicago was exacerbated because of us being out of town. This year, it seemed like I hardly had a moment to relax because the meetings, or setting up for meetings, were back to back to back to back. I also didn't get to spend much time at the gala, which sucked, but whatever. That Saturday we held our annual charity poker tournament. I didn't feel like volunteering the entire night so I convinced my sister to come and help out. Now this is scary; apparently at least 5 or 6 people mistook her for me. Sure, that happens a lot, but these people actually had 5-10 minute conversations with her before realizing it wasn't me. These are my coworkers and other people I see all the time!! Scary. Big changes are happening at work. We hired my friend to work in my department, and he's starting on October 1st. Not only that, he's moving from Michigan so he's going to be living with me until he's settled in and finds his own place. NOT ONLY THAT, but we have such little room in our packed suite, that I have to share my office with him too! lol, this will be a true test of my patience for sure. But it's cool, we get along well enough...I hope! And on a related note, my office assistant of almost two years quit a couple weeks ago, and I hired a new one last week. But it wasn't so easy... the first girl I hired called in sick on her first day, and then called the next day to quit. lol. I scrambled to get the ad back up on Monster and Craigslist and lined up a bunch of interviews. The first girl I interviewed was great, so I hired her and made her first task canceling all the other interviews haha. So far she's working out wonderfully...but you never know. Employees in this role seem to go cuckoo after a while. I'm sure it has something to do with me. The weather has been awesome the past week, but before that it was just straight up brutal in the hells of the valley. So bad that I had to get the FUCK out! We went up to Santa Barbara and just chilled at a beach front hotel. Man, that was lovely. I am jealous of anyone who lives there, or knows people who live there and can vacation up there anytime they like. But even in paradise, I still had to get a workout in. Yeah, I'm pretty much obsessed with eating healthy and working out now. I mean, I've been eating very healthily for the last year, but since August 1st I've really stepped it up activity-wise. I get antsy if I don't get to go to the gym. I go to the gym 6 days a week now; some days weight training and cardio, some days just cardio and racquetball. Oh racquetball, how I love thee. It is THE BEST cardio ever, because you'll be playing for 10-15 minutes before you realize you're drenched in your own sweat. I like it so much that I don't care if I have to play by myself! Hmm... I didn't work out at all today and I really wish I had. Just sucks that the gym closes at 8 on Sundays, and I had to spend most of my afternoon/evening at the vet for my poor doggies. Since Saturday, both my dogs have been throwing up and taking runny poops all over the damn house. When Charlotte started to throw up blood, that's when I got worried and took them to the emergency animal hospital. I was there for 2.5 hours, 2 hours of it spent just waiting with not even so much as a tabloid magazine to read. Both dogs received some shots and some antibiotics to take home, and Charlotte had blood work done to see if anything serious was going on. Luckily she's a-ok, relatively speaking. But my wallet ain't; that visit cost me $620. Ouch. And only a day after I decided to drop $200 on a black cashmere zip-up hoodie. Damn! My calendar in Outlook is pretty much booked up in the Fall. Mini-vacation with my family, day trip to the yay area, weekend in Vegas, concerts galore, then there's the major holidays coming up... yikes! We always say this, but I can't believe 2007 is so close to being over!

JULY 15, 2007 :: 01:01AM

It's about that time for my monthly blog. My mini-vacation came and went. It was too short I tell ya. We had plans to watch the Vegas version of Phantom of the Opera but unfortunately, traffic felt otherwise. Despite only having 14 hours to spend in Vegas, it was a pretty good time. It was my first time staying at the MGM, and I'll tell you what. The west tower rooms are nice and all, but so fucking far away from everything. Never again in that section of the hotel. The beds were stiff and sheets smelled of peroxide. Seminar is approaching quickly, and I can't wait. A big part of that is because my dear friend will be coming in from out of town to join me. The lucky bastard will get to sleep in and/or lounge by the pool while I'm in meetings though, but his punishment will be having to wear a suit at the gala. Yum. So I invested in this nifty appliance known as a portable air conditioner. Where have you been all my life, oh portable a/c? It makes sitting in my room finally bearable in this awful valley summer heat. The only thing is it leaks water after a while. I'm not sure why it does that; there's a built in tank for all the moisture it sucks out of the air. I'm gonna have to inspect it so I don't have to worry about it overnight. Water + my laminate flooring = bad news. Until next month... ;)

JUNE 12, 2007 :: 01:14AM

So it's been a little while. I'm sorry. The only reason I still blog after all these years is because I've been doing it for a decade; why stop now? Let's see, what's happened in the past few weeks... I got really sick and took a couple days off work. That wasn't fun. I'd have much rather been working, trust me. Being stuffed up isn't so bad. It's the coughing up your lungs thing that'll get ya. Not only was I annoying myself, I was annoying everyone around me. Now I'm taking another couple of days off this week to go on a mini-vacation. I know it's a bad idea, considering I just received a quasi-promotion and raise at work. It's not really a promotion at all, just another project to add to my plate. At least I get paid a lot more monies now. This should help me erase the debt I racked up renovating my house quicker than I thought I would. Oh yeah, the home renovation is about 99% done. There are a couple loose ends that need to be tied up, but I'm too lazy to fix them at this moment. So that's kinda been what's going on. Maybe I'll write a big entry when I come back from vacation. For now it's sleepy time.

MAY 14, 2007 :: 01:23AM

Happy Belated Mothers' Day! Despite my desire to give my house a much-needed, thorough cleaning, I decided to head down to San Diego after the cancer walk to hang out with my mom (and dad and brother). I think it was a good choice, but I'll get into that later on. So much to catch up on... little things happen here and there but none of them individually warrant a blog entry, so I apologize for the lack of updating. Of course, now I don't really remember all that happened in the last few weeks, but I'll try to summarize anyway. For starters, my home improvement project and I are "off again." It annoys me, but it's a fact, and I only have myself to blame. When I get home from work, I am too lazy/tired to do anything, so I save all the labor for the weekends. But then, some plans will come up for the weekend and I won't do any work on the house at all! This weekend- FOR SURE! I must finish. My friend is having a birthday bash, but I will begrudgingly miss it just so I can have a normal looking house again. I can't wait! I bit the bullet and ordered a new chest of drawers for my bedroom. It's a huge piece that will hopefully be with me for a long time. It's custom made; I had to pay half now and the rest when it's finished in about 8 weeks. That gives me plenty of time to get both rooms done! The Revlon Run/Walk was fan-freakin'-tastic. I will definitely be doing it again next year, and hope to put a team together comprised of mostly co-workers (wearing company "team" t-shirts) along with friends and family. I'm going to try and put even more effort in the fundraising portion; this year I raised a decent amount and I hardly put in any REAL effort. Thank goodness for rich coworkers I guess (and wonderful friends ♥). Since I woke up at 5am for the walk, I passed the F out when I got home, napped for a couple hours, then drove down to San Diego. My dad was home early from work, so it was nice to go out to dinner as one big happy family. We even went to Blockbuster and got some DVDs. lol, like the good ol days! Sunday was spent eating a lot of Mexican food, more napping, and watching basketball. My dad came home in time for the Warriors/Jazz game, and we watched it together, again like old times. That's probably one of my favorite pastimes with my pops- watching the game. We both get so lost in the game and get REALLY annoyed when anyone else tries to talk to us during play. My mom has a bad habit of doing that... We headed home for LA kind of late at around 10pm. It was smooth sailing until all of a sudden the lanes from left to right started closing off one by one. I was thinking, are you kidding me? You're closing the 5 down to 1 or 2 lanes?! Nope, they're not, they're closing the entire freeway! WTF mate. No warnings, no detour signs, nothing. We were shuffled off onto the 91 where I had to go west foreverrrrr, and even south a little bit, before hopping on the 405 north. What an annoying drive home. Now I'm here... eyelids falling... must go to bed now.

APRIL 25, 2007 :: 01:45AM

The home renovation project and I weren't on speaking terms for a couple of weeks, but we kissed and made up and are back into a happy and healthy relationship. The project took three times as long as I anticipated, but that's only because I've had so much going on that I haven't had enough weekend time to dedicate to it. I finished painting the walls in both rooms, and now all that's left is repainting the trim and doors. The floors are going in this weekend, hopefully. I have all the flooring material already, so I should be able to start right away on Friday night. When all is said and done, I'll be tired and sore, but will be proud that I was able to pull of a project like this without hiring professional help. Unless I FUBAR it. Then I'll be kicking myself and will never live it down. I must then /myself. I can't believe I've exploited all avenues of the internet except my own website to raise money for the Revlon Walk/Run for Women's Cancer I'm participating in. Yeah, so... click here if you'd like to help me reach my fundraising goal! Every little bit counts. I would appreciate a $5 donation as much as a $500 donation! Seriously, anyone who will take a minute to fill out the donation form is cool in my book. :) Almost 2am... time for bed.

APRIL 12, 2007 :: 12:10AM

My regular readers know that I do most of my thinking while I'm driving or on the shitter. This evening, while on the porcelain throne, I started to think about my relationship with... well, relationships. It seems like it has been so long since I have been in a solid, steady, exclusive relationship. I'm not sure I remember what it feels like. On the other hand, I'm not sure I want to have that feeling again in the near future. Sometimes I get a little lonely and want companionship from that one person who makes me feel those damn butterflies, but the moment I start actually thinking about it happening, I get a knot in my tummy and want to run the other way. It is not healthy by any means, but I've come to the conclusion that I'm not out to find a boyfriend, but just someone to fill the void somehow whenever necessary. And like a light switch, I can turn him off at any moment (no pun intended). I don't NEED a boyfriend, but I do like the small perks that come with one (I'm not even talking about sex). Someone special in your heart that will laugh at your dorkiness, whom you can make fun of without worrying you're offending them, and with whom to occasionally trade a few terms of endearment and "I Love Yous" you absolutely do not mean. I've tried this in the past, and someone always ended up feeling something more that was not reciprocated, but I think I've got a good handle on it right now. I think we enjoy each others company, but also don't care if we date around. If anything, it's encouraged. I like having him in my life in this capacity. I hope we'll always be good friends. ;) <3 u blondie

APRIL 08, 2007 :: 03:35AM

Construction has officially begun on the bedroom and office. The most annoying part of this whole ordeal will be hiring someone to haul the old carpet and other such trash away. But I'm not letting that get to me; I'm quite happy to be getting down and dirty with my hand tools and paint brush. I haven't bought any flooring yet since I decided to use this weekend to prep the rooms first. My brother came up from San Diego to help me since my sister is a useless weakling. By the end of the weekend I hope to have removed all carpet and insulation and primed both rooms. I decided I'm going to splurge and get some plantation shutters for the windows. This will kill two birds with one stone- adequate light filtering and a "finished" look since the shutters will provide a trim around the opening. Fuckin' sweet. I quickly calculated the total cost, including new electronics to furnish the rooms (new TV in loft), and the whole project is going to set me back around $4,000 give or take a hundred. Seems like a lot now, but I'll be upping the value of the house significantly. C'mon, haven't you ever seen that show Designed To Sell? Heh heh. As of Friday, I am a free woman at work again. Our annual audit is officially complete. We're getting better every year- 10 days before the tax deadline?! Unpossible. We usually don't finish until right around the 14th-15th, which angers our stockholders very much. Goodbye, periodic anxiety attacks! Tomorrow (later today) is Easter Sunday, which means family time. The cousins and I (with bro and sis) are taking grandpops to the cemetary to visit grandmama, then to lunch for some dim sum. I haven't seen most of my cousins in a while, so it should be good times. However sometimes when we're in large groups things get hairy and I start to get embarrassed to be part of that family. I am pretty sure each of us has eaten something a server has spat in more than once in our lifetime. Sleepy time.

MARCH 27, 2007 :: 12:50AM

I stayed home from work today, and like always, I felt shitty about it. I don't know why; everyone in my company busts their asses for the organization. We should all be able to take a day off once in a while without feeling like the corporation is going to meet its demise. Maybe it's because ever since childhood, my mom has instilled in me the philosophy that if I can walk and breathe, I can go to work (school). Yep... being absent from school? Are you kidding me? I'd have to be on my death bed. The difference now is that I don't have to ask anyone permission to call in sick, but the consequences are far greater. Begrudgingly, I ended up skipping my PCH cruise yesterday so I could spend time with la familia. La familia was supposed to arrive around lunch time, but la fucking filipino familia didn't show up until 6. I could've gone on my frickin' frackin' cruise. I hardly get to see my friends as it is since I live so far away from them. Oh well, fun times should be had in a couple weeks when we barbecue at Puddingstone. Much work to do tomorrow, so I'm hoping to get there at 7am before the rest of my department so I can dive right into it. But will I be able to wake up at 5:30am? Hah, we shall see!

MARCH 25, 2007 :: 02:59AM

Today, I watched two movies that are on the opposite sides of the genre spectrum. The first one was Jackass 2. I used to watch the TV show way in the beginning, when it wasn't so gross/dangerous. By the time the first movie came out, I was not interested in voluntarily subjecting myself to such idiocy. I ended up renting Jackass 2 from Blockbuster Online on accident. I watched it anyway, and boy am I glad I did. I do not remember the last time I laughed this hard. I had tears in my eyes, and my laughs were so hardcore that I could hardly breathe. It didn't sound like laughing anymore; I sounded like a fat kid choking on a soda bottle cap whilst being tickled under the armpits. There were many cringe worthy moments and a few skits I had to skip through, but the rest of the movie was just plain awesome. I have a feeling it won't be as funny a second time around though. The second movie is Music and Lyrics with Hugh Grant and Drew Barrymore. I don't have much to say about it, other than I was pleasantly surprised that it was okay. That'll happen when you go into a movie expecting it to be horrible. I'm a big Hugh Grant fan, so that may be part of it. He quite reminds me of an actor I dated once upon a time... Tomorrow (later today) is a busy, busy day. I'm supposed to meet up with the crew in Alhambra to cruise down PCH and have a little beach barbecue, but my freakin' parents decided to plan their visit for the same day. It was my sister's birthday a couple of days ago so we're having our family dinner tomorrow night. I haven't decided whether I'm going to make the drive down to Alhambra yet. I actually kinda miss my parents (dad especially; haven't seen him in months!) so I wanna hang out with them. Weird, I know. Not quite sure why I'm still up...

MARCH 20, 2007 :: 03:23PM

All I hear is raindrops... falling on the rooftop. Ooh baby tell me why'd you have to go? Cuz this pain I feel, it won't go away. And today, I'm officially missin' you. Does anyone remember when I was going through that "Officially Missin' You" stage? Where I had listened to the song back to back to back around eighty hundred and twelve times? Why the hell did I write that number out? I could have just said 812. I'm so fucking pretentious. It's raining today. This annoys me slightly, because my car was dirty as hell, and was only exposed to a few drops of rain before I parked in the garage at work. Now my car has spots; before it just had an even coat of dirt making the color look dark gray instead of black. I'm just glad I didn't detail my car on Sunday as I had originally planned. Today, my dear friend Amanda commented on my My$pa¢3 page about meeting up in Vegas the last weekend of June. (By the way, I censored that word because I don't want a ton of high school kids searching that keyword in google and finding my site.) As I glanced at my calendar to see if I was even available, I realized that HOLY CRAP my summer is action packed. A few weddings to attend, a car meet in Ohio, possibly meeting up with my ex in Vegas, seminar, mini-vacation with my family for my Dad's birthday... holy moly. It may not seem like a lot, but I'm not the type of person to book my weekends in advance. While all of these events will be fun, I'm almost looking forward to August when I can go back to having absolutely no commitments. Heh.

MARCH 15, 2007 :: 10:14PM

So much to say, so little energy.

Ladies and gentleman, I am happy to announce that I am now less one roommate. Although it definitely could have ended on a brighter note, I'm sure all parties involved will be much happier now. It wasn't necessarily HER that was an annoyance, it was the third roommate factor. Three girls just cannot live together I guess. Now it's just me and my sister; my house is big enough so I don't even have to ever see her if I didn't want to. The third bedroom is going to be my office, but before I move my stuff in there, I have some renovating to do. I'm getting quotes to rip out the carpet and put in hardwood (the carpet is this weird light green color; will not match with my new paint scheme). I'm going to paint both my room and the office new colors, replace the baseboards and add moulding around the windows. The loft, where my office currently is, will turn into a second living room so to speak. The sofabed will stay there for guests. I know I want to buy a new TV, but haven't decided which room to put it in yet. I'm thinking the loft, since I really want to make the space look good. Damn I love home improvement projects!! I'm pretty content with the way my downstairs looks (Pics! click here!), so now I can focus on the rest of the house. But no matter how much fun I'm going to have remodeling, the absolute best part of all this is... THE EXTRA CLOSET SPACE!! The spare room even has a shelf that's just MADE for a shoe rack. I fully admit to being a clothes whore who shops way too often, regardless of how much closet space I have. The good thing that comes out of my habit is that I end up donating bags and bags of clothes every couple of months. Speaking of, I have a trunk full of clothes I need to drop off at one of those big yellow Planet Aid bins. Those things are great. In other news, work has calmed down a lot, and I am so thankful for that. My team has finished all the work on our end to complete the audit, and I've been leaving the office with the sun still high in the sky. I never forget my sunglasses at work anymore cuz I need them to go home! That is probably the only thing I like about summer- daylight! Ohhh... I'm so not looking forward to another June-September in the valley. Oh westside, how I miss you! Remind me to get the central air in my house fixed before spring ends. How did I go from talking about work to central air conditioning? Anyway, back on the work topic. I was so excited to find out that this year's seminar gala is going to be a black tie affair. Our seminar is being held at the Renaissance Hotel in Hollywood, and since my coworkers are such cheeseballs, each year we have a theme. This year's theme is, you got it, Hollywood glitz and glamour. But that's cool with me! Cuz we get to dress up all fancy-like for the gala! Ah, it's gonna be so much fun. But I must find an evening gown I can still shake my booty in... Is tomorrow Friday? OH HELL YES!

MARCH 09, 2007 :: 01:04PM

American Idol must REALLY be bad this year for me to have no desire to watch it. I did DVR all the episodes, but have found myself fast forwarding through 2/3 of each one. Nobody, absolutely nobody, is a standout. It is the battle of the mediocres. That's good I guess, now I don't have to karate chop people who make fun of me for watching the show. LOST is even worse, because it actually makes me mad with every week that goes by. These non-progressing episodes better fucking be part of a bigger picture, or else I'm going to karate chop my TV. I haven't watched this week's yet, but if the storyline goes nowhere again, it's on. And on a related note, Dancing with the Stars is coming back on March 19th. Wowee, maybe I will have to continue karate chopping people. My office assistant is on vacation. This equals HELL for me. As if I weren't busy enough with audit crap, now I have to take over the bitch duties that no one else knows how to do. I sent out an email to everyone today telling them to leave me alone unless it was an absolute emergency. That's one good thing about not being a complainer- people actually listen to you once you bark. The other day, my buddy and I watched Zodiac. Holy crap, I liked it a lot. Much like my fascination with Richard Ramirez aka The Night Stalker, this true crime story piqued my interest. If I weren't so busy I'd be looking it up on the internet and buying/reading books about it right now. Truth be told, these stories really freak me out though. Moreso than regular horror movies like The Ring, Saw, etc. Good flick; check it out. Jake Gyllenhaal is particularly cute in it. Man, it was SO HARD waking up this morning. What made it harder than usual was the fact that I knew there was absolutely no way I could call in sick. First, office assistant is out, so there will be no one else to answer phones (yup, ugh!). Second, HUGE audit deadline today at 4pm, and I'd only finished half of what I needed to do. This weekend will be the greatest weekend ever, simply because I will be able to sleep past 9am. Back to rowing I go.

FEBRUARY 27, 2007 :: 11:31PM

A couple weekends ago, I was lucky enough to see WICKED at the Pantages. This was my first time seeing any musical that I hadn't already memorized the soundtrack to. I only vaguely knew one song before watching it. Now that I've played the soundtrack about 79 times, I'm ready to watch it again. Maybe at the end of the year when it comes back to LA. You all know how much I love my musicals, so of course I like this crap, but I urge you to throw a little bit of culture in your lives and watch at least one musical in your lifetime. The wedding on Saturday was freakin' beautiful. I am so glad it was a Catholic wedding, or else I would've missed the entire thing! The church is in Chino, almost 60 miles from my house. The freeways were horrible; I was half an hour late and missed the bridal entrance along with the vows, but at least got to see some of the ceremony. Afterwards, we went back to Chuck and Phil's house to kill time before the reception started at 6. Couple hours later we were on the road to Newport Beach/Costa Mesa; despite traffic and Bernie's questionable driving skills (we were caravaning, he was leading), we arrived right on time. The reception was held at the Turnip Rose. B-e-a-utiful. Not a single detail was overlooked; they must have spent a fortune on that party. Almost every moment was choreographed and planned, which I thought was interesting. It appeared to be well worth it. First it was cocktail hour with a bunch of champagne, sparkling cider and yummy appetizers. Then we all gathered in the ball room, speeches, first dance, etc. Salad came out, then raspberry sorbet. The main course was chicken AND steak. Of course there was cake, and also a fucking strawberry bar. Basically any kind of decorated strawberry you could ever want. There was a full, hosted open bar all night, along with a gourmet coffee and tea section. JEEZ. And just when you thought you couldn't stuff your face with anymore free food, there was the farewell table. Coffees, teas, Krispy Kreme, giant cookies, water bottles...... all provided with nice little doggy bags to take home with you. Oh how I miss those strawberries... So I have been leaving the office at a decent hour lately. It's good. I think it's much better for my health and overall well-being. I was starting to go cuckoo there. In turn, I've been getting a lot more done during business hours rather than slacking and spreading my work out over the course of the day. My office is almost completely organized. Woooo. I hated my job on Monday (crises left and right), and now I love it again. All is right with the world. And on a parting note... I started to watch Idol this season (I skip the auditions and Hollywood rounds). Ummm, I don't like ANYONE! Especially do not like any of the guys, and two or three of the chicks I saw were passable. Meh. Idol has already milked America of all its talent with the first five seasons.

FEBRUARY 23, 2007 :: 08:27PM

Longest. Week. Ever.

So much for a quick four day week. Friday seemed like it was never going to arrive. It's here! It's here! And it is going to be a mighty fine weekend. My dear friend Ryan is finally getting hitched tomorrow. We lovingly refer to him as K-Fed, because he plans on being a stay-at-home dad. We're only partly kidding. I don't have a dress to wear for the festivities, but I'm sure I can dig something up. I love getting all prettied up! Makes me feel like a female...lol. Many of my coworkers have become parents in the last couple of years. It's kind of funny how they all seemed to happen at once. Naturally, they are all learning how to be parents simultaneously, so the topics of discussion at lunch have suddenly turned into baby talk. Quite a change from the usual female ejaculation and beastiality talk. The other day, the main focus was discipline. How far is too far? What's too lenient? I find it so funny that these people are worried to death about raising their voice to their children. Shiet, parents of my generation beat the shit out of us, and most of us turned out just fine! Just look at me! [grin] I'll admit, I have absolutely zero parenting experience (well... dogs count, right?) and will probably be struggling to find a disciplinary balance as well if I ever decide to procreate. But just like training dogs, you gotta start early; nip it in the bud. Be consistent, firm and mean what you say. Growing up, I believed every single one of my parents' threats. They weren't REALLY ever going to throw me in the garbage, but I certainly believed it! Parents nowadays are too concerned with being their child's best friend. That is great, but once your "best friend" starts to act like a bully in the school yard with new found popularity, that's when you need to put your foot down. After many years with Curves, I decided to make the switch to 24 Hour Fitness. I'm not sure it was a very wise decision, considering I have absolutely no idea how to weight-train; Curves was perfect for neophytes like myself. Other than that, the switch makes more sense. My schedule at work is too crazy to fit in a workout before Curves closes at 8PM, sometimes 7:30PM. Plus, there is a 24HR across the street from my office, and also one a couple miles away from my house. The multi-club membership only cost a couple bucks more, and will hopefully come in handy. Let's not forget that whole 24 hour thing. It is also nice to have an extra place to take showers if my hot water at home decides to take a vacation, which it has done twice in the last six months. The club by my office is a "Sport" location, but unfortunately it doesn't have a pool. Oooooh... a pool would come in handy in the summer. And in house news, my cousin is moving out of my third bedroom so I've been dreaming up ways to use that extra space. It will most likely be my dedicated office, as I'm currently using the open-air loft as my work space. Sometimes I'm too loud and sometimes the rest of the house is too loud. The loft will then turn into a nice and cozy lounge space for guests. I may even buy a nice new TV for it. I was already planning on renovating my bedroom, so while I'm at it I'm gonna redo the spare room. New floors, a fresh coat of paint and new mouldings should do the trick. Weeeee, I love projects!! I'm so freakin' hungry right now. Time to locate some food.

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