Friday, March 17, 2006

Negative enegy

A month ago KP's brother and wife came to visit her. They had just moved from Vancouver to Toronto and we quickly discovered that they also live around Greek town. Wow we're pretty much neighbors. That's quite exciting because that means I will definitely be seeing KP when we all graduate and go off to our separate directions.

When they left KP's sister-in-law told her that she had left this small little gremlin somewhere in our house. This plastic gremlin was supposely used to store all of her negatively over the years. Now we're not talking about a year. She has had this thing for years. Before they got on the plane, she simply told KP that she left it in a very hot corner where it will melt to death. Why she felt the need to leave her negativity at OUR house is beyond me. Come on, we are all physio students, trying extremely hard to get through this difficult course. We don't need any negativity in our house, especially someone else's. No wonder they kept wishing us the best of luck.

Well they should know better than to mess with us, especially when my family is so close to their place. We're going to send that little sucker back to Canada, after we melt a little bit of it. Then I'm going to get someone to freeze the gremlin in a big block of ice and then place it right on their front porch. Hopefully it'll stay cold so they'll have no choice but to chisel it out. We'll send the gremlin back with a friend to peak their curiosity and ensure that they'll actually get it out of the ice. It'll be waiting for them when they get home from work. Too bad Valentine's day have pasted already. Haha...That'll show them to leave all that negativity with us.

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

That's crazy! Great idea on your part though!

I think I need a little Gremlin for all my negative energy!

shima

6:40 AM  
Blogger ss said...

Hey Sub... you're getting worse than me at updating your blog! Let's see some action!
Hope you're well :)
Shima

1:28 PM  

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