I'm not kidding, it was the cheapest and fastest manicure i've ever had. I suggest that the place called drive-thru nails, instead of the friggin Mary Queen manicure.
When the weather was nice and i was in good spirit, we took a walk down the block to Starbux to get some caffeine. This "Mary Queen" manicure was right next store and Dave was crying for a manicure, as now he's officially addicted to such attention.
We got in, and I specifically told those ladies i wanted just manicure, in fact, i didn't need one, but i also didn't wanna wait around for Dave. It was cheap anyway, 8 bux for nails and $15 for toes. Hella of a deal.
I had to tell the lady f'ing 5 times to make her realize i wanted JUST manicure and no toes, and another 5 times to make myself clear i want NO FRENCH NAILTIPS or any friggin acrylic design. Doh, do I look like one who lives in Hispanic Heritage Plaza? sorry, no offense, but really, i knew you were getting impatient of me not wanting to give u more business, but a 5-min manicure was just whacked.
In an effort to adjust to the fact that my roommate/renter is currently in possession of the living room and tv 24/7, i decided to visit a cinema. Dave and I went to see Cinderella Man, casted by Russell Crowe and Rene Zellwager, two of my favorite Hollywood actors. It was a heart-touching film featuring boxing during the great depression. I happen to love boxing a lot so I got all fiesty seeing the fight. Good news was that this one wasn't as heart wrenching as Million Dollar Baby. Another movie I watched this wknd was After The Sunset, it was comedy, refreshingly entertaining and exotic.
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