Winter Break

You know what, I have nothing to do during winter break, and when I have nothing to do, I do what I do best: work.

So my new mission in real estate: selling my parent's second property. I told my parents a while ago if they fixed the place up I would sell it. Well, the time has come; it's time to get it on the market. Seven people want to buy the house. Jesus Christ. It sure isn't going to hard to sell. It's just the process and paperwork that's just a pain.

In high school we had finals after winter break so even if you were super bored you could at least study or something. Plus, in high school, there are a lot more people to hang around with, even if it meant wasting time and money. In college, my college friends are just all over northern/southern california and the rest of the United States and former co-worker buddies are mostly out of state. There's only a couple people I keep in touch with from high school and I can count them on one hand. I never thought I needed a whole bunch of friends. What I need and want are true friends, like my best friend Joann, who I wouldn't talk to for like 3 months but then just pick up the phone and talk like nothing had changed. I love that.

I talked to vanessa today, left a message for Joann, and called my broker. Vanessa and I want to get people together again to hang out. She told me Color Me Mine was closed on Larchmont. Sucks because in high school that was one of our fun weekend activities, then we'd go eat pho. *Le sigh, yup, those were the days.