Out of it

Mission 1.
Mission Three: Live without an apartment for a month.
Mission Four: Reconnect.
Mission Five: Re-take the SATs.
Mission Five: Become a PUA (Pick Up Artist) and wing Cali to 5 F-closes.
I’m high on cold medicine. Normally, as a pretty healthy non-smoking vegetarian, I tend to skirt around the cold and flu season with ease. But when I do catch the snap, it is usually pretty swift and severe. This is going to be some Christmas vacation.
I’m heading back to Pennsylvania to spend some time with the family. Christmas in L.A. doesn’t seem to have the same appeal as spending it among the snow-coated Pennsylvania landscape. Derek has a new girlfriend that he wants to show off, and the whole family seems rested, relaxed and ready to celebrate the holidays like a normal family. By the way, I’m flying Heather out to meet the folks. But don’t read too much into it. Just a last minute decision on my part. She told me she misses the snow, and I decided to bring her along for the ride.
On the pickup circuit, nothing much has changed. I’ve been reading and sarging. I don’t want to become a clone of these guys' principles, because some of them are pretty wack. But I do like the overarching ideas that are being presented. From that, I can customize openers on my own. Many of which I have already crafted.
I had my first attempt at peacocking on Thursday night. I crashed BBQjunkie’s holiday party in the Marina. I wore a black suit, red striped shirt, green sequined ascot and mustache (Magnum, remember?). I got five number closes that night. Oh, and I was nervous as shit, but eventually a young Japanese girl was wearing my sequined scarf and rubbing her hands down my freshly waxed chest (yes, I did it again, x-mas present from Daniel). I could have closed the deal completely, but in my mind, even getting her to that point was closure enough.
My SAT scores were in as of yesterday. They have them by Web or e-mail, or mailed on 12/30. As eager as I am to learn the results, I wanted that feeling of going to my mailbox and pulling out a letter and staring at it like I did when I first took it. There are not many times in life when you get that opportunity, so I wanted to make the anticipation last as long as possible.
Finally, I hope everyone has a great Holiday. I will be flying back to Vegas on 12/30 and meeting up with Jim and Alex and a few other friends for New Year’s.
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