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Pretty skies in Canada.

Yo Yo Yo

I think it’s so funny when I see people I know randomly. They always think I’m dressed up for something but I’m really just getting food. Then when they ask who I’m meeting… it becomes a little awkward? It’s me, myself and I.

I admit that I do dress up a little by wearing baggy clothes and a cap or something. I do that to disguise myself so I can AVOID people. It’s not working.

It’s especially awks when people from my high school are the cashiers. I just act like I don’t know them LOL. It makes me feel a little intimidated by the fact that they know what I’m buying. It’s a little intimate and that’s too close for me. Anyone else feel this way, or am I just weird?

I’ve been told that I’m a little hard to meet up with. That’s because I literally love staying at home. I don’t really want people coming over either lol. Idk, a lot of people say that I’m popular (I’M NOT MAKING THIS UP) but I like being at home.

I’m wearing three necklaces right now and no one is going to see. I don’t need anyone to see because I don’t dress the way that I do for other people. I have over 10 anime posters but they’re all for me only. I have no idea where I’m going with this but maybe you guys can get to know me better this way. ;_;

Blah blah blah… congrats on reading to the end!

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Housekeeping stuff 

I think it’s fairly obvious, but for those of you who don’t know already – my blog is my online diary.

-insert rant-

I always find spelling and grammar mistakes in my posts after I publish because I don’t check it thoroughly enough beforehand. It bothers me a little bit.

-mini rant over-

Temporary tattoo.

One Piece gacha

I got a new phone recently and wanted to get a keychain for it. I decided to get one from a gacha machine. One Piece is perfect because I don’t mind getting any one of the Straw hats.

I got Luffy! (bottom one)

Rest in Space Tour – Vancouver, BC

Feb-20-2017

I have a feeling that a lot of fans who went are younger than me because they go to high school. I loved Falling in Reverse, Pierce the Veil and several other bands when I was a teenager too, but I did not have the luxury of owning band merch. When I was a huge fan of these bands, Hot Topic did not open in my area yet.

Even though I am older now, I’m glad I still had the energy to move around on the ground floor. I screamed a lot, and I was so sweaty at the end of it. LOL.

If you want to check these bands out, I just want to warn younger and more sensitive readers that there is swearing involved.

People are often surprised to find out that I like these bands (and probably will be more surprised if they knew that I was literally obsessed with them in high school). I just want to say that music taste does not mean anything about a person. Most fans do have the coloured hair and tattoo/piercing look, so I can understand their point of view. It is, however, an incorrect assumption which is unfortunate.

Crown the Empire

Falling in Reverse

• The Drug in Me is You
• Alone
• Just Like You
• Fashionably Late
• Bad Girls Club
• Loser
• I’m Not a Vampire
• God, If You Are Above… (and more)

When Ronnie Radke sang Loser, my heart sank a little because I could hear the hurt in his voice.

Before the band performed Just Like You, he asked people who think of themselves as a-holes to raise their hand. Then, he said that those that did not raise their hands were being a-holes too – for not raising their hands. I thought that was pretty funny and clever. He asked the audience to raise up their middle fingers as they performed. Have you ever guilty about something?

Well, you probably have or else you’re lying. The concert experience made those unsettling thoughts fade by making them seem normative. That is why I think rock concerts are therapeutic for some people. It’s not for everybody, though.

Their Drug in Me is You album was one of my favourites. When Fashionably Late came out in 2013, I was not the biggest fan of their changed style of music (incorporating rap with rock). However, when they played Alone, my opinion changed. Ronnie is actually a really good rapper and I support any kind of music they want to perform.

I think that Ronnie’s personal life and his lyrics can be seen as controversial. However, if we don’t focus on the details too much and just understand the overall message of the song, that is what matters. We are probably not going to relate to every word he says. Sometimes I disagree with the lyrics – I don’t worship him like a god. I admire the band immensely as one of the bands that influenced my teenage years.

I liked that Ronnie asked the audience to sing parts of the songs with him. That is because I knew every song except for one of them (because it’s new).

This was their first show in Canada!

Pierce the Veil

• King For a Day
• Bulletproof Love
• Bulls in the Bronx
• Caraphernelia
• Circles
• Stay Away From My Friends
• The Divine Zero (and more)

I stood in the area in front of Tony Perry but I have no complaints because he’s really cute. LOL.

I am happy to have experienced PTV’s first performance with a pianist: Jaime!

Final/closing thoughts:

I HAD A TON OF FUN! Age, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, physical appearance, and personal life events did not matter, which made the whole thing even more awesome.

First day of Reading Week

I have a week off from school but I still have to study a lot. Here are a couple of photos from today. These are photos taken with my new phone without editing.

I ate a lot of sushi today, but this was beautiful. :’)

The lights at night are so pretty! A lot of people take photos of them.

Catch 122

My friends and I got brunch at Catch 122 in Vancouver. I got the eggs Benedict with smoked salmon, and it was yummy. ^^