As I am sitting here at the consultant help desk, working on my weekly overnight shift at the computer lab at school, procrastinating on the ample of work that needs to be completed, I thought, why not blog!

School's been monotonous.
Life is generally the same.
Still looking for a job in the banking industry. (Right now, tough luck. I know right!)
But still, my mind wonders of the possibility of me traveling again.
Maybe this time to Spain. Madrid and Barcelona. Or maybe to Amsterdam for Sensation Black first, then off to Madrid then Barcelona, then Ibiza Island. Sounds like a plan.
Probably next summer. That is if I get a job and have saved enough cash to spend it again.

..Ok back to reality..
Working the overnight shift gives me ample time to browse the World Wide Web.
And my good, and one of my closest friends just started a side business of her own. By selling jewelries. *clap clap!*
Dashing Dunes is its name. Pretty pretty accessories.



Lotsa fancy accessories to go for a nice outing or party.
Speaking of parties, I've been hiding out from parties around Philadelphia. Maybe its the weather, maybe its the stress or maybe I just don't feel like partying much anymore.
I remember when I first got back from Japan, and went out with a few friends, most bars and clubs have to close by 2am. I wasn't used to it at all.
Japan clubs open till 7am, probably because they want to match the train schedule.
We would take the last train into Tokyo city center, party until 6am.
2am was the time we only started drinking and in Philly, 2am you have to leave.
What irony.

Back ---> to Tokyo.
We went for Nagisa music festival in April at Odaiba (the man-made island), next to the Fuji Television tower.
It was a 12pm-9pm event with different music genre ranging from House, Techno, Trance, Reggae, Chill-out and many more.
I have to say, one of my best I've been so far. Great times.

Ageha was another club that is a must-visit.
The ultimate club in Tokyo. Probably the biggest in Tokyo. Located near Shinkiba Station.

At Odaiba for the Nagisa Music Festival.

Me and Mr. Corona. And the party crew.

At Ageha. My friend, Nancy, laying on the train's seat at 7am.

I think I was a lil drunk that night. Eating some katsudon after a long night of partying.