Standing at the corner of the sands we scoped out the area before finding ourselves a place to sit around a bunch of women that wouldn’t’ intimidate us with their bra’s off. For our whole stay there I unbaked and adored the women that came on and off the beach. There were two in particular which I will explain now. One of them was wearing a black two piece bikini and with blonde hair and a thin body she looked 27 years old but with a 19 year old body. Yes one of them women that love taking care of her body and as I kept looking down at her I was hoping that she would take off her skimpy bikini top and show off the prized possessions on her Chest that would win her some great wet T-shirt contests. The second girl was an ordinary blonde that stripped down to a blue bikini. Her skin was fair white and so was her hair but it was just something about her physique, the soft beauty look that made me like her also. This is where clouds started gathering above us and after an hour of basking in the sun we jumped up, farewelled the beauties and made our way back to the car. On the way to the car we noticed a whole heap of woggy looking people and Shawn turned out to be right when he made the prediction that it was probably Bankstown High Schools day at the beach.
Our day at the beach lasted just over two hours and as the time reached past 2:00 p.m. we walked to the car and headed for home. At first I thought we were also visiting Westfield Shopping in Miranda but passing that by minutes I gathered it was straight home. Stopping off at Ingleburn I was hoping that I would get to see Marisol working but we both gathered she would be studying on her HSC since English Exams were on for the day. No one was inside Pizza Hut that we knew but we had seen Rory’s car pull up. Two people jumped out of his car and as we drove past them slowly I couldn’t tell which one was Rory. Both of them were wearing three stripe Adidas pants and looking closely I noticed one of them was Rory, the one that was trying hard to either look Italian or Lebanese. Rory never ceases to amaze me with his try hard antics but I have to admit that he looked better and different than what he did before but I can’t say the same for his rust-bucket he calls for a car, his Prelude.
Shawn dropped me off at home around 3:30 p.m. because he had to head to Tatton’s house to help him out with cleaning out his carburetor. For that time I stayed home I kept continually getting tired. The day itself grew old and as it started sprinkling while I was coming home in Shawn’s car it started raining as soon as I walked indoors. The rain wasn’t that persistent in it’s downpour and it stopped after an hour so I consider that good. Not only did it help cool down my house but it eased my mind as I had myself a warm shower for the first time in the day. Having nothing to do I turned the computer and television on and giving Keith a call he told me that later in the day he was headed to the movies and I could go if I wanted to. Keith was a bit upset that we went to the beach yesterday without inviting him and even more upset when he heard I had been to the beach for the day with Shawn.
Sleep started to catch up to me in the later hours of the day and around 5:00 p.m. I turned off the television and tried to get myself some sleep. For an hour I was doing good but then I woke up because the tired was out of my body. Watching some television Keith dropped over my house and told me to be ready in half an hour as it was time to head for the movies. In that time I didn’t really get ready, rather I watched some television and when Keith arrived I slapped some things on and headed out to his car.
The time was 8:00 p.m. when we left and Keith was eager to see Simon at his house after he was called by the guy that Keith wants to buy a car CD player from. The deal is that Simon is buying Keith’s phone off him for $200 and with that money Keith is buying this guys CD player. This guy is persistent to get his money but Keith has to wait upon Simon to pay him for the phone so he can eventually pay this guy. Heading to Simon’s house we found him in Lucas’s room playing ‘Gran Turismo’. His two little sisters were at his house and the little aggressive one was trying to hit me. Raising my fist to her in relative sarcasm she backed away but when I turned she would hit me softly so I grabbed her in a very loose headlock to muck around with her and took her to Lucas’s room where the rest of them were. I made her smack Keith on the butt and after that she went away to do her homework. Simon and Keith talked about the phone, the money, the bullshit. Keith kept giving Simon tips on how to play ‘Gran Turismo’ and I can say that Keith thought he knew it all about the game and I know that if he’s reading this right now he will probably be protesting to my last statement. Keith’s tenacity to show Simon how to play ‘Gran Turismo’ finally paid off but he didn’t do as well as he thought he would. Leaving Simon’s house I noticed the stop sign that I climbed up a street light pole near Pizza Hut on Dumaresq street to get. I remember the night clear once I had seen the stop sign. Climbing up because I was on a no sleep high I battered the sign until it finally fell and everyone was there at the time I had done it. I guess Simon took it home with him that night because there it was in his house.
From Simon’s house we drove to Macarthur Square where we noticed Jett once again on the phone. Jett dropped the phone telling Min-Su to wait for a second as he talked to us and asking if he would like to come to the movies he said he would. Jett brought down his brand new full suspension mountain bike and propping it up to my view I thought it was a great piece of machinery. Keith and I argued whether he had insurance on the bike as we parked near the cinema entrance. Myself, I was wondering where Jett was going to lock up the bike as soon as he was off the phone with Min-Su. Making our way to Fun n Games Keith and I played ‘Daytona’ to see who would come out the winner. Halfway through our game Jett showed up and it was a good thing that he had seen me lead most of the race and finish in front of Keith to beat his ass. Binh and Vedat came just after this game and the three of them had a game as I saw Jett off. Jett didn’t have a lock for his bike and was headed home so we shook hands and he was off.
Daytona for the three of them was somewhat more challenging and because Binh practically lived in Fun n Games a couple of months back he pulled into the pits on purpose to get lapped. From there he kept pulling closer and closer to the lead thanks to the fact that cars behind caught up much quicker. Vedat won the game in the end as Keith and Binh put each other into the wall, Keith came third and Binh came second. After that Keith and I had one more game where I beat him on the advanced course and feeling game Binh gave me a go. This was good competition as we kept swapping the lead through the game and Vedat was screaming his commentary in our ears distracting us at times. In the end Binh caught up and took me on the inside and beat me by a second or two as the time ran out on the last lap. When that was done Binh and Keith had a game on the air hokey game where you have to sink the round plastic putt with the round thing in your hand. Vedat and I also played and the winners played each other for the final contest. Keith lost without winning a point and the game between Vedat and I was constant counter attacks. When he would sink one I would sink one with the next big swing and then he would do the same. Vedat played against Binh on the last game and we laughed as it took ages. Vedat had the putt hit him in the hand and then his putter thing in his hand came loose out of his hand and swooshed right past me. Eventually the air stopped because they took too long but Binh won by a point.
Making our way to the movies I was the only one sneaking in out of the four of us and it wasn’t that hard as there was no one collecting tickets. Regardless, the three of them bought tickets and Keith walked up to the ticket lady and said “Come on, when am I going to get a free ticket voucher” and what do you know, the ticket was a winner and that meant he could see another movie. Keith was going to give me the ticket so I could pay my way in but I walked in to the movie which was ‘Out Of Sight’. The movie scenes were confusing at times and arranged like that of ‘Pulp Fiction’ but it was a great movie, great twists and a good ending. When the movie was over we made our way back to the cars, farewelled each other and Keith and I were on our way to Campbelltown.
Diary Of A Mad Chaos is a daily diary written from March 1996 until today, of which individual books and book series have been created, namely “The Lost Years” an exploration of young, entwined love, the “Wubao In China (猎艳奇缘)” book series which provides an extensive comparative analysis of the cultural differences between Eastern and Western societies, and the book titled “Foreigner (华人)” an exploration of race relations in Australia.
