Randomness is what keeps us alive

A couple questions and that is all.
If you wish, strictly adhere to the following scenarios in your imaginations.

Imagine yourself eating dinner with your family at a Chinese buffet. The T.V. in the corner is on a strictly Spanish speaking channel. In what city would you imagine yourself to be? Well, the answer may or may not be surprising to some people, but I am biased because it's my question so I can't answer. I would think we were in a spanish speaking city probably in Mexico. What I underestimate is the number of spanish speaking areas and cities in Texas. Houston, Texas is one of those cities. I am not casting judgment on the situation, but I would think that learning to speak Spanish instead of French, which I didn't learn in the first place, would've been a better use if my time in public school. I would have progressed far faster than I did with French because there were Spanish speaking people all around me with whom I could practice. I mean, I even liked a Spanish chick in middle school and it would've been badass to date her. So, I could pick up Spanish, but I am moving to Baltimore, where I should brush up on my scientific terms instead. Wow, that was not an interesting enough story, it really was non controversial. I guess that was the point.

We live in a new world and things are changing faster than ever. Obama promised hope and change but what can he really do. Hope and change mean different things to different people, ya dig?

I drove by a street I wasn't supposed to drive on by necessity and it blew. (unrelated to the previous rant). I also sent a message to someone that I probably shouldn't have sent. But I'm excited to wait for an answer. Bah, screw it. I don't think she wants to or cares.

I'm writing a blog during my trip to Russia, won't be updated this till after July 21st.

Peace