Potato Head

I can't remember when the last time I had a nick name. There were times in primary school where there were nicknames involved but I honestly can't remember those; it's been many years ago. Secondary school was a different story altogether, it was the time when the tables turned and instead of being bullied, I formed my allies and started bullying instead - coming to think about it, it was some of the best years. Skipping classes, picking on people, sheer abuse of power (don't even ask) were some of the best days that I'll remember forever. It was the years where I managed to foster friendship that is lasting until today and I cannot imagine myself without these people by my side. They are some of the best people I've known, and we never judge each other but accept whoever we are. All the lies to the parents covering up your friends ass was the best part and the parties, simply awesome.

Anyways, I last spoke to mOnkeybOy on Thursday when he called me potato head. It's been so long since anyone gave me a nickname and it somehow felt weird, funny yet nice at the same time - reminded me of my younger days. It's like what he said, a nickname is much more personal than your name itself. I can't really recall much as to what got him to call me this but I'm sure it's because I would have said something really stupid. I do not know why, but I do have a tendency of being silly whenever I'm with someone I feel I can trust.
Whenever I think of the tater head that mOnkeybOy called me, the only thing that gets into my mind is the character from Toy Story; one animated movie that I hated, and I don't know why.

                                             

I'm still nursing my hang over from last night as I rant this and I need to be at my godmother's place soon for dinner and an interrogation session, since I missed lunch, that will follow suit.  

I should be having my dinner as this rant gets published. Trying to avoid alcohol tonight would be best but I highly doubt it'll happen. 

Happy Lunar New Year to all.
Something I would never forget which Jace told me is that, this is not a festival only celebrated by the Chinese, but also the Koreans, Taiwanese (?), Vietnamese etc, so it isn't technically correct to call it the Chinese New Year. Whatever is appropriate, I am just going to enjoy the holidays and the good food that comes along with it!