Maybe I am a wimp or something, but I find myself doing favors for people without hesitation. Nooooo…not sexual favors, you sickos!

Like how Eddie asked me to write his personal college essay and \”tutor\” him in SATs. I couldn\’t help it, because he had that helpless look in his eyes.

And like how I carted Xing back and forth to Sunvalley Mall. That trip put 100 miles on my car…in one day. Not to mention the gas I wasted when we were stuck in traffic at the Caldecott tunnel.

And how I would walk to my friends\’ apartments 20 minutes away willingly…without any complaint. I know my sister does the exact same thing. We feel resentful sometimes.

And now I go psychotic wondering whether people are taking advantage of me. Is this bitterness even valid?

I know how to stalk. :) And because I am cheap, I am never going to pay $100 for some heavy duty stalking.

Number one tool: google.com – the best search engine in the world. Search for the full name or even aim screenname. All you want is some more info, right? I have the microsoft accessories installed in my browser so all I have to do is type \”gg name\” in the address…then BOOM, I\’ll find out where you have posted, where you have signed guestbooks, where you live…

Number two tool: university student directory if the college of that person is known. it\’s amazing that people don\’t know what they have in there. As for me, I made sure only my e-mail address showed up. I get a lot of spam already, so why not get some more? ;)

Number three tool: infospace.com. now this may not be the most helpful thing, but it\’ll help you narrow the location if the stalker calls your cell with an unblocked number. I simply love reverse lookup.

Number four tool: white pages. Although this isn\’t helpful especially since people are more aware of their privacy in this area, it might help if you lost that helpful phone number. Last time I used the yellow pages successfully was when I lost my friend\’s phone number…but fortunately I recognized her mom\’s name and found it in the phone book (after flipping through ten pages). Good stuff. :)

Number five tool: their friends. Human beings naturally have big mouths. I know I do.

Go get \’em!

At the rate that I have been blogging (like 3-4 posts a day), I think I will have people running for cover pretty soon. Although I haven\’t been blogging for more than a week (I don\’t really count my journaling, but it\’s true…I am a devoted journaler), it seems like I am going to be addicted to blogging from the start.

I took this blogaholic test and got 60% [according to the test, I fall in the same category of people scoring 50%-80%]. Ugh, what does that say about me? The average score was 47.6%. Only 300 people have scored higher than me. But 1196 people have scored lower than me. Just 122 people made the same grade as me.

Then it says, \”You are a dedicated weblogger. You post frequently because you enjoy weblogging a lot, yet you still manage to have a social life. You\’re the best kind of weblogger. Way to go!\”

True that. Hehe, that\’s what Jeff said too about me. :)

I just made $60. :) Well, okay fine…I made about $54. That\’s even more than I made from selling the PS2. Yesterday I discovered that my java book from a class (which duh, my parents paid for) during the summer was taking up precious space on my shelf. I decided to list it at Amazon Marketplace. I was planning to list the highest price possible, because I noticed that there was only one person who had it listed. You see…that means there must have been a demand for the text. :)

I think I\’ll make a copy of the cd for myself. Then I\’ll send it.

By the way, that java class during the summer totally sucked. The instructor was a dimwit and most students were struggling with the concept of printing text on screen.

Hello, world!!!

Yay, I got my CS61C account form. I could have gotten account forms yesterday when I was \”dragged\” to Sam\’s section, but I didn\’t want people there to be robbed of a nice login. Then again, my login isn\’t that great either. Now you can e-mail me.

It\’s strange. CS people are very strange. They are mostly asian too. My discussion section was only 30% female. Hmmm…

It\’s freakin\’ cold in my apartment. Yesterday night, both of my roommates were complaining how cold it was here compared to the weather at home. The thing is I am supposed to be used to this weather. Both of my roommates come down south (San Jose and LA). As for me, I just live twenty minutes away from Berkeley.

Then why can\’t I stand the cold? Truly, no normal human being can. Then again, at home, my parents rarely risk the chance of having a high gas/electric bill.

I want a portable heater!

One of my friends said that I looked like a fifty year old lady in the main graphic above. Let\’s give this friend a name. Cliff said that I looked old!

I had intended to blur the graphic enough so that nobody could recognize me. Yet when I made it indistinguishable, the graphic just didn\’t look right. So yes, you can recognize me. I am wearing my latest favorite piece of clothing – a duster that I got for only $19 at Wet Seal. Although personally I don\’t like Wet Seal (scary salespeople and not-so-ecofriendly company), I saw the duster marked down from its original price of $75. So duh I had to get it. :)

Do you think I look fifty years old?

First day of class.

First day of the cycle of torture.

How can readers cost so much? I paid $50 for a thick reader. What\’s up with that?

Failure: When your best isn\’t good enough.

Sometimes we all gotta have just a little despair.

I am a font!!!

Wowie! You are Redensek! You are techy yet cute, and pretty much all around cool. Everyone loves you! You\’re fun, popular, and can mold yourself to fit right in to any situation.