Oh Don Juan

Don Juan is quite the player. If I would have wrote Don Juan, I would have had a completely different ending. The author made the ending a happily ever after one. Personally, I think Don Juan should have gotten what he deserved. I wish five years later when he came back, he would have seen Dona Ines in love with someone he never would have guessed. I would have liked to see her be with someone that wouldn't take advantage of her or upset her the way Don Juan did. The ending the author had was a good way of ending it, but he needs to learn a lesson the hard way. He hurt and killed many people, and he couldn't have learned that in only 5 years, especially since he wasn't around any of them. I think the best ending would have been if someone killed Don Juan.

Rico Suave

Gerardo Mejia, or better known my his stage name, Gerardo is an Ecuadorian singer. He's a one hit wonder from the 90s and he's known for his hit single "Rico Suave." He often calls himself the "Latin Elvis." He's known for wearing a bandana, tight pants and no shirt. He started his career as an actor in 1988 in the movie "Can't Buy Me Love." In this movie his dance moves became known and women from all over fell in love with him. His first album, "Mo' Ritmo," showcased "Rico Suave" and it became an instant hit. Unfortunately is was his only hit. Ever. The song reached #7 at its peak in the summer of 1991. He released five other albums but they were absolutely horrible. None of them had a hit single at all. He still continues to act in movies but they're really dumb indie movies that nobody knows about. Ricooooo. Suaaaaaveeeeeee.

Desk troubles.

So the other day I got a new desk and I asked Quincy to help me put it together. He got to my house and we decided to start putting it together. Half way through putting it together Quincy realized that was thirsty so he went and got a pop as he was walking back into the room he tripped and dumped pop all over the english instructions. The instructions were ruined so we had the decision of using the Spanish or Chinese instructions and Quincy with his brilliant mind goes, "Hey don't you speak this?" refering the Spanish side. So I decided to give it a whirl and we slowly went along. I knew that there would be some things we wouldn't understand. We got all done and i felt awesome because I put half of a desk together by using Spanish. I feel very accomplished that I could do that when four years ago I didn't even know how to count to 20 in Spanish. I feel awesome about it even though it took us four hours but I blame that on Quincy for trying to understand and me trying to teach him some Spanish. It was a win win situation even though I don't know how much he remembers now.