LAKERS game (my FIRST)

Today was a pretty productive day I would say. I cleaned up some, did several loads of laundry and made a dish for dinner. With those things I have to say I have my sister and definitely my brother-in-law happy (he does the laundry that’s why). I made a chicken dish called ‘afritada’ from the Philippines which can also use beef or pork but since chicken was available I used it.

My sister played nice and took me a Lakers game which was a first for me. It seems funny that I have never been to a game but I’ve been to their championship parades, after parties and I’ve even rubbed elbows with several of them but tonight was a first. Anywho, my sister’s friend Sasha gave her the tickets so off we went to watch them play the Charlotte Bobcats. The game was pretty boring to be honest with you but it was funny to watch folks get drunk, get mad at the officials for not calling certain fouls that they thought they saw and my favorite would be listening to people tell the players what they need to be doing and basically lecturing them when they themselves probably can’t play for shit. But yeah I enjoyed myself regardless of the drunks that were there.

After the game we had planned on hitting up Chinatown for some good soup but the traffic was horrendous that we just elected to go home. The drive home confirmed the fact that I am so not regretting the move to the east coast (not that I ever really did). First of all there is just way too many people out here now, then you have to deal with the dumb asses that can’t drive, oh and we can’t forget the SMOG and definitely the freaking’ folks who think adding a rims to your damn car classifies you as ‘balling’. Yeah we saw a doggone Geo Metro with rims on and I should have taken a dang picture so I could’ve shown you guys but yeah it was a sight to see. Then we got these young tricks flashing damn near everything that God gave them and it simply is just not nice. Oh we sure have to mention the FAKE BOOBS and the dudes with collas popped up and stunna shades while watching the game.

Los Angeles sure has changed from the days when we ran the streets and I can’t say its for the better.