Nice...

It has been a nice summer so far. The only thunderstorms happen at night, which for some it might not let them sleep, for me they're lullabies. 

My knee is recovering very nicely. Sometimes I'm monkeying around and hurt myself, like yesterday, but most days I wake up and feel almost back to normal. Here's to keeping it up!

Lately I've been obsessed with GOT7, a k-pop boy band that specializes in 'tricking' (martial arts tricks). They just release a new music video and both the song and video are ingrained in my system,. If I don't see the MV or listen to the song at least... 5 times a day, I go crazy. I'm so obsessed with the song, that I'm really annoying my sister and my friend, who is staying with me. But I can't help it!! JB is so handsome... all the other members too! But yeah, JB!

Here's the video: Got7 #Justright

So the members said that if the video reached 2 million views, they would release the Dance Practice video. I guess all I Got7s (Got7 offical fans) took it to heart, because two days after being released, it reached more than 2 million views. And guess what? They released the dance practice video!!!

Here it is, for your enjoyment: #Justright Dance Practice #1

But there's more! They decided to release a #Justright Just Crazy Boyfriend version! Seriously?! You know what they had in mind? They just wanted to make us, fans, go crazy! I know that's the effect it had on me.

My sister and friend still think I'm crazy. But, just like the post I saw earlier today in Facebook, I'm always crazy, it's just that sometime I act normal.

I'm going to end my rant now... ^_^

After Surgery

Got my surgery done last wednesday. Went well. Never even felt the pull of the anesthesia. I just feel asleep at some point and then I woke up. I do remember saying something, and the nurses started laughing, but I can't remember what I said exactly. Other than that, uneventful. Was seeing double for a while. Then they sent me home.

Now imagine this:
You just got surgery. On your KNEE.
You're still groggy with anesthesia and oxicodon.
You live in the 3rd floor of an apartment complex.
Said apartment complex DOES NOT have elevators.
You're walking with crutches, bearing NO weight on your leg, per doc's orders.

If you can imagine yourself with these circumstances, then you know how I felt when they sent me home.