Just had dinner with one of my maternal grandaunts, who just came from Taiwan to visit and found out that two of her relatives are well know fortune tellers/psychics. My mom was telling me that the elderly woman is often asked for advice and is always traveling. Just recently the KMT/Blue Party asked her of their chances in the upcoming election and she told them not to spend a lot of money because they're not going to win. HAHA!

Her apprentice was later telling my cousin Alice and I about ourselves. He was telling me that he got the impression that I'm much more independent and free willed and spirited. Then he talked about my love life and he said to the effect that I wouldn't get as easily married as Alice. For her it would be much easier but not me. (Which is pretty true cuz she's always been much more successful in dating and what not than I've been, I've yet to be in a serious relationship.) He basically said he couldn't see anything in my future yet. At first I thought, "Come on give me some kinda hope, Jen needs some luvin," and then I was talking to my mom later and she said, it might have been because he didn't want to say. So paranoid me is thinking, "Greeeat, he's probably didn't want to tell me that it sucks to be me, and how I'm never going to find love." BLEAH! Well, I hope it's not the later. But then again, I'm still young and I can always change my future. But it would have been nice to know that there is some hope for me yet in 2004.

Dope. Was reading OC Weekly over the break and was reading the music reviews and I noticed that one of the local artists being reviewed look like this dude I went to high school with. The way they described him it sounded like the same guy I knew in high school. Brook was a cool guy in high school, a down to earth guy that was nice to pretty much everyone, in a real genuine and sincere way, not fake at all.

So it turns out it's the same Brook I knew in high school. Plan to check him out at Gypsy Den in Costa Mesa later this month. Check Brook out at www.brookleemusic.com