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So, I was talking with one of my top-tier friends, Jonathan Kim, today. Just catching up, you know. He and some of our other friends have just returned from a snowboarding trip in Montreal. I wanted to see if they had any fun without me. Apparently, they managed.

Then we moved on to discuss what I should get myself into this summer: job, internship, both, traveling? I DON'T know! I want to do everything, but I need to make money.

I also went ahead and asked Jon if he could help me build a page as cool-looking as his. He suggested I start a blog.

WHAT!!?!?! 

Listen, Jon, I thought we were friends. You'll notice I described him as "top-tier" earlier. But he didn't know I have been writing (well...) this blog since AUGUST! Plus, I only put links to it everywhere! 

I think this is just great evidence that if you are not active on social networking sites (esp twitter) then you practically don't exist. People, including your friends, will not find you.

On a final note, I think this band, and Tien by himself, is awesome. Dayplayer.

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