DDVuong's blog

I've usually planned my life since I was young. Each plan gets revised by something I like repeatedly over and over again. The problem is though....I'm fed up with editing my plan repeatedly over and over again when things don't go the way I had planned. These unexpected twists and turns are driving me insane. I can't take the entire headache of it all anymore.

I'm currently a college student with a high school student little brother. My little brother and many of his friends usually come over to the house and wonder:
1. What colleges will i apply for?
2. What will i major in?
3. Should i go out of state or in-state?
and so forth

Usually, i would help them, giving them suggestions as to what to do. The problem is though, they're sophomores. This was the same time i decided to be an interior designer, but ended up studying civil engineering my senior year.

I have read alot of books during my days. Remember mostly the titles...for some reason...cant remember the authors =< i'm sorry if my summaries are bad -.-

Homecoming by Cythia Voigt
This book is about 2 boys and 2 girls whose mother ran away from them. They head out in search for her only to travel much of the eastern coast. They experience alot of things on this trip in search for family. They make tons of friends. They meet their grandmother, aunts, uncles and cousins. But they never really find a place to stay. However, as a family they stick together (the two guys/girls).

Do you sometimes think that little things such as Facebook, Myspace, Xanga, and other related blogs/sites have affected us greatly?

Everyday, you can survey all your friends and ask them these questions:
1. Do you have a facebook account? Do you have a Xanga Account? Do you have a myspace account?
2. How many times do you go on the site a day?
3. How many hours do you spend on the site?

It has occured to me that the idea of fashion is all around us. However, fashion seems to control us. I had just gone shopping recently, looking at the clothes that were discounted compared to the full price clothing. I looked and saw that clothes that were in fashion were over $50. I had even found a tiny tube top like shirt sell for over $120. The cloth was not expensive or valuable. Some a simple black cloth wrapped with two shoulder straps. Nothing more was there.