Kogi

Oli, Don, Jack, Wacker, and myself made our way to Kogi, honestly, I wanted to try it but I wasn't in the appropriate mood to enjoy something such as that. Thankfully, being around everyone lifted my spirits for that quick moment. I hate feeling like this, it feels like the week of my birthday in which nothing was good. Fortunately, Mike is there to give me some guidance and everyone else is there to provide a good laugh or two. One of the many reasons that I am closer to my friends than family.

Anyways, Kogi was delicious, well worth the wait. The meat was tender, well marinated, and rich to perfection. It was perhaps one of the greatest things I have ever buried my teeth in. Another drive should be put in order to indulge in the craft of seeking good food. One thing that I do find irritable is that the burrito is small for the price, $5. The burrito didn't feel me up and the tacos looked like typical street tacos, those prices were much more relevant to those that are exhibited down here.

Well, I decided to call out of work because I am in no mood to work, I just feel like going somewhere and clearing out my head. I woke up with the most negative of thoughts, I am surprised how much this has hit me. Possibly, it could be the fact that I am continuing to make sacrifices to make a friendship work that bothers me. I need to get hammered/piss drunk/shit faced/plastered, and whatever other word there is for getting drunk. Or I should avoid drinking for sometime, it often does bring me to state of mind worse that what I had experienced prior to the drinking.

Spring break is coming up. . .