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Kevin K. Kha
19 July 2009 @ 05:33 pm
The state of my emotions after the last month in the dorms had left me unstable and unhappy. I had worried my friends so much that they had gotten annoyed with me and were frustrated with my constant emo episodes. The one I had hurt the most was Ailea. She had to endure the bulk of my drama and it hurt so much to see her and everyone else look at me as a man with problems that didn't want to change. I wanted to make sure that I didn't do anything wrong in general, but I took it too far and I ended up turning emo after every mistake I did, minor or severe.

I knew it would take me a long while to bounce back from my situation, but my emotions had caused more damage than I thought. People were talking to me about how I can better myself, but I apparently didn't take their words to heart and I was still being beating myself up over little things. Now, I say that I have had enough of being who I was for the past 2 months and it is time to make a change. There is no excuse for my behavior and I admit that my will power to stopping myself from being unstable wasn't at its fullest. I'm slow, but I end up learning eventually. One can't expect a progressive change from me, especially something that hit me hard.

Why I suddenly now have to will power to change? I don't know, but what I do know is that now I have this will, its time to turn things around. Mistakes happen everyday, so I must know not to take a mistake up the ass and cause a scene. Apparently meditating seems to somewhat work. Breathing without thinking about other things calms me down significantly. There is a lot of work to be done to restore this rock star to what he was before and well as other problems before, but I tell you this, changes will be made.
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
11 February 2009 @ 03:10 am
I am currently in the 3rd week of the spring semester and it is a little bit more lenient than last semester. The 80-150 page reading assignments have now toned down to 40 pages or lower and well, thats the only thing different about this semester. I'm still balancing out my classes and work along with making time for doing homework after homework. Despite that, dorm life has been good as always. Chris is still his jolly ol' self and with Michel in the International House, I'm able to meet foreign students which has been really cool. The dining hall food by now has become mediocre and I've been going out with fellow dormmates to see what else is there to eat outside campus.

Well, its late and I need sleep or else I'll continuously stagger around throughout the whole day and trust me, its not a pretty sight. So, night night!
 
 
Current Mood: sleepysleepy
Current Music: MGMT - Kids
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
08 October 2008 @ 10:24 pm
....doesn't seem much of a big deal because its not a milestone other than living for another year, which is always a good thing. But hey, it gives us all a darn good reason to hang out with friends even more.

So far in this nice little fall semester, its just been classes and work. Dorm life has been nothing but good. I get along with my roommate and suitemates and the environment is very comforting. The food is just school food from high school thats just a little bit better. Hooray for non-rubber tasting food! And of course, I drive back home every weekend to see Ailea and the rest of the awesome people that are back in the 626, not to mention my family, who I've been missing a lot of recently. Its that family bond I tell you, and its one of a kind.

*there are apparently those who want me to get to last weekend. so, here you go guys!*

Honestly, when my parents first wanted to have a birthday party, I didn't want it because it I thought it was the same stuff like every year before. So after a few days, I started warming up to the idea of having in after all. Anyways...

Ailea, Michael, Joseph, Remy, Connie, Jeffers, and Amy came to my party and they were really excited about what they had in store for me, a big box with the title THE ORANGE. When we were done eating and butchering stuff on TV, we sang happy birthday . Amy got me Metallica's newest album, Death Magnetic. Thanks again, Amy! Now, time for....THE ORANGE....

As soon as I opened the box, it was just filled with Korean newspapers and magazine pages. So I just started to dig through the big pile until all I found in the box was a rock with a drawing of Naked Snake on it(plus a "property P.C.C." notice on the back). So, they then brought out a poster of a bucket that read Kevin's 22nd bucket of tears. They also brought a gift wrapped package out and this was where the thinggs got more out of hand...

The gifts were trick wrapped....in newspaper and duct tape! There were 3 of them in the package, so they told me to start from biggest to smallest. Each one took so much pulling and tearing that my hands were black from the newspaper. So, the biggest gift turned out to be a...PS3....!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I yelled my head off when a got to the PS3 box. The second gift was a strategy guide for Metal Gear Solid 4. So....the last gift was of course, Metal Gear Solid 4 the game itself. But it was the limited edition, which was so awesome. Afterwards, I gave my new PS3 a test drive and I bidded everyone a good night.

Having this party was a great thing after all. So to you guys, thank you for giving me the greatest birthday present EVER. Besides Ailea and Michael, I've known you guys for a year and...I can't believe you guys got me something so expensive. I can never say thank you enough to you guys. I am forever grateful to all of you. We'll be friends for a VERY long time. And well...here it goes...I love you guys. I am forever in your debt... I don't know do I deserve such good friends, but its happening right now.

So, for the 30th+ time and many more in the future, THANK YOU!!
 
 
Current Mood: thankfulthankful
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
Walking through Cal State Long Beach after a few months was a little exciting actually. My first class, Intro to Data Analysis, was a tad bit intimidating, but the professor reassured everyone that it would be alright. I then went to the library and I had to do paper work to continue working at the special collections deparment. I hope I get to start working tomorrow. After that, I went to my second class, Sociological Theory. Tons of reading, thats all I'm going to say about that class.

Moving in on Saturday went pretty good. I packed up my stuff the night before and invited Ailea to join me on that day. Because my financial aid money arrived on the day before, I had to buy stuff for my dorm at Wal Mart and we were off to my new dorm. The size of my room is just right and the bed was nice and comfortable. My roommate Chris is a cool guy. We apparently have common interests such as wrestling, fighting games, and  taste in movies. This dorming will go just fine. We then met up with Michel and Jason later on to go to Knotts Berry Farm. It was hot as hell, but we still managed to have a great time.

On Sunday, I was determined to get myself a good laptop. Michel and I headed to a Best Buy nearby and I found a good deal for one. A Dell Studio with a 2.1 GHz Core 2 Duo, 4 GB of RAM, and a 320 GB hard drive for $899. Although they only had it in red, I can tell it apart mine from everyone else's black ones if it ever gets mixed up. We then drove to several different stores to find Michel bed sheets and other dorm nessecities. We decided to finish off the day watching The Dark Knight since Michel hadn't seen it yet. For me, it was better the second time around.

I just relaxed in my dorm on Monday and here I am today on a well spent first day of classes. Can't wait for the next 2 classes tomorrow.

See ya!
 
 
Current Mood: rejuvenatedrejuvenated
Current Music: Coldplay - Viva La Vida
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
13 August 2008 @ 02:58 pm
Whenever I make friends, I hang out with them on a regular basis. Once in a week or two would be just fine. But umm.....once in 1-2 months?

I can see now why I didn't like big groups of friends in high school. You only know someone's name in the group and thats it.

For me, having less than 5 separate close friends was just perfect. You know everything about that person and you're guaranteed frequent great hang outs.(that is until you introduce other people to your friend and a big case of drama occurs)

I don't know, maybe I just depend too much on other people.

Anyways, I have a stats final tomorrow. Let's get this over with and enjoy the rest of my summer, which is like the last 2 weeks of August.


I hope that my next post will be a lot more happy and less bitter.

Bye Bye.....
 
 
Current Mood: annoyedannoyed
Current Music: Metallica - Welcome Home (Sanitarium)
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
30 June 2008 @ 12:10 am
I can't promise an ongoing string of posts unlike my other great friends who are consistent with theirs. Its been nearly 11 months since my last post and you might just get another post a year from now. Oh well, its 15 minutes past midnight and I can't sleep. So, here's a post from your favorite rock star!

What's there to say really? My academic life is decent enough and I'm proudly hanging in there. I've been with a spectacular girl for over a year now and I couldn't be any happier. My friends have dealt with my habitual idiocy and I'm still having great times with them. And umm....what else is there...? Oh, and I won an Xbox 360 in a raffle and then sold it for Transformers toys. Yep, just showing how much I'm opposed to the Xbox and the great plague that is Halo. Note that I didn't use the word "hate" in there, which shows that I can tolerate the two up to an extent.

Finally going on a road trip with just friends was an amazing experience. It was good to be on a trip with no true idiots and no fuckheads, just 4 of the greatest people one can ever meet in a lifetime. Honestly, we went though a lot of feelings and emotions in this trip. Frustration, anger, pain(mental and physical), excitement, silliness, and of course, happiness were just some of the few things we experienced. I can't believe we went through so many frowns and smiles in this trip. Nonetheless, a very good outing.

Me being 21 hasn't been really eventful until I went to Las Vegas this weekend with the usual crowd around this time. Of course, I had to hit the casinos and even though I just stuck to the slot machines and lost 8$, I won $30 total along with 3 white 7s in a row. Not bad for a first time gambler eh?

Now, I'm heading to the Anime Expo in a few days. This is my first time to an AX, so I'm kind of pumped up that I'm going. Throughout my days there, I'll be sneaking around as Naked Snake (yea, you wish i was like the image in your head) and being an arrogant but fiery KOF combantant, Kyo Kusanagi. It should be an interesting experience.

Oh boy, that was quite an entry. This is what I get for not doing a constant post. Oh well..... See you whenever I guess.
 
 
Current Mood: relaxedA nice good vacation....
Current Music: The Gazette - Cassis
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
24 July 2007 @ 02:01 am
After almost 4 months of not posting an entry, I just all of a sudden, felt like posting. In the time between my last LJ entry and now, a few events have past that I should of typed up about on here. Oh well, now you guys are getting it in one single entry. Lucky for you eh?

Nothing big happened in April other than I got the whole house to myself for spring break(family went to Vegas). Honestly, I just hung out like usual, thats it. I'm not crazy enough to throw a party. Besides, that would most likely mean I would have to drink(straight edge guy here). So, I hung with Ailea and Phratcha and we went to Little Tokyo and did the usual. Well, my usual. Looked around shops, ate japanese food(duh), and played at the arcade. After that, we hung out at my house for a while and then went to eat at The Spaghetti Factory down at Hollywood.
What else did I do in April? Hmm.... Oh, and towards the end of April, Ailea invited me to go to a J Rock concert in Hollywood, or at the edge of Hollywood, and saw Metal Phyzix and Lolita. They were pretty good. It brings back the metal head in me a little. Other than all that in April, it was college and usual hanging out. Oh, and three birthdays. How could I forget that?

May is where things start to pick up a little. You know that girl Ailea I've been mentioning up there? Well, I asked her out, as in dating asking out. We went out a few times(don't kill me babe, i forgot how times we went out before we got together) and she seemed to enjoy my company, as I enjoyed hers. After about 3 weeks of dating, we became an official couple and we shocked many of our friends. I have to say, I couldn't have been happier that I'm actually with someone and it was with someone I liked a lot. That made me near 100% complete. I hope it made her feel like that too.
Other than the dreaded finals week, I saw Spider Man 3....3 times(once on IMAX), Shrek 3 once and Pirates 3 once. Yep, there went about $50 in movies, and I enjoyed myself a lot.

June was my big break for resting because well, I graduated from ELAC after 3 years there and I'm bound for Cal State Long Beach. I'm so glad I don't have to worry about college for the summer and I get to enjoy it. The first few weeks of June were relaxing and calming. Then on the last week, it was my friend Jason's 22nd birthday and he invited me to go to Vegas and celebrate. Even though I got kicked out of some casinos(i actually thought it was funny really), I still had a lot of fun there with Jason, his family, Michel, and Haley.

And here we are at last in July. Where Transformers, Ratatouille, and The Order Of The Phoenix ruled the box office and me and my darlin are at our 2nd month of being together and going strong at it. The month hasn't ended yet, so expect that in my next entry.

(gasps)! Another consecutive entry? No more begin fatigued of typing up entires? Ha, its not like anyone reads my stuff anyways. Right?
 
 
Current Mood: relaxedEnjoying the peace while I Can
Current Music: Spitz - Kimi Ga Omoide Ni Naru Mae Ni
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
30 March 2007 @ 11:39 am
At first, I thought turning 20 years old would be great. When someone reaches their 20s, they think they're a full adult. But being still at 20 years old really isn't great. The limitations of being 20 really takes its toll after a while. You can't do many things just because you're a year shy away.

Because I have many friends who are 21 and over, I can't hang out with them in those places that have such tight restrictions about being under 21. I'm not even drinking or gambling and I still get kicked out. Oh yes, so much for my privileges of being 20.

Apparently, it also matters when you're trying to get with someone older than you. I guess it makes sense that they can get into places that you can't get into and it can get irritating. But I don't know. It really sucks.

It was fun being 19 because I was living out my last teen year and I didn't have a care in the world. But being 20, which right in the middle, hasn't been too exciting so far.

Well, I got 7 months to wait until I turn 21. I know for sure things will be a bit better later on. But for now, I'll just try to enjoy whatever I can in my 20th year of life.

Does being 20 make that much of a big difference?
 
 
Current Mood: pensiveMay the sun brighten my day.
Current Music: Boys Like Girls - Hero/Heroine
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
27 March 2007 @ 01:06 pm

On a scale of 1-10, 8. 

It started of pretty good. I brought in the new year with many friends and it was the best new year's party I've ever had, so far that is. My two winter classes, which lasted 5 weeks, were enjoyable actually. I was expecting speech to be bad and horrible like the last time I took it, but it was the complete opposite. I had so much fun it that class. The class was a great audience, I met some good people, and I made a few friends in the process. And of course, the teacher had to be that good if I enjoyed speech class. So, thanks a lot, Mr. Johnson. Major props to you. See you again, sir! I also took PE which was very good for me because I haven't been active in working out for a while and this was what I definitely needed.

In February, it was a bit rocky because my classes were hard. But being that this is my last semester in ELAC, I'm going to put in all I've got to make the best of this year and transfer to Long Beach State. So, wish me luck. February was also my one year anniversary for me having a driver's license. No accidents and 3 parking tickets. Not your best record, but luckily those parking tickets don't stay on your record. Besides all that, nothing else big happened. What? Expecting a valentine's story? Not this year sadly.

Now, that brings us to March, which was kinda weird for me, yet alright. Classes were getting a teeny bit easier, but challenging. I also had a mix up with my feelings towards my friends. I thought it would turn up like other times before, pure disaster. But, things worked out and everything is alright. What else happened in March so far? Oh yes. I recorded my voice for some rap song, ate like Takeru Kobayashi(well, almost), killed my myspace and made a new one, and a painless root canal procedure.

The beginning of 2007 was ok, but now I look forward into second quarter of the year. Things that await me in April-June: spring break, getting paid, a wisdom tooth extraction(ouch), and my ceremony for me getting my AA and transferring to Cal State Long Beach.

Well, better get ready for all that stuff and some other unplanned things. SEE YA!!

 
 
Current Mood: anxiousAre things moving too fast?
Current Music: Rise Against - Give It All
 
 
Kevin K. Kha
19 March 2007 @ 11:36 pm
I tend to always not get things on the first try and I usually mess up that bad.

Most of the time, I get things perfectly on the next attempt and its a very good feeling. But, when it involves things that are personal and intimate, there is always something new every single time and I'm always facing new circumstances, meaning my first try.

I'll be honest, I'm not the perfect suave guy that can sweep a girl off their feet and I often get confused on the next step to getting with someone. But I always try and try again after every failed attempt. Its just that how long can I keep trying until one day I end up destroying myself from the inside? I fear that one day I will give up and be alone, but it is because of that fear that I am ever so persistent to never giving up until I fulfill that very thing that I am missing in my happy little life.

I'll never know where I might find someone. It could be someone many miles away from me. Or maybe someone that is out my age range. Ha, it  happened to father when he married someone older than him and the're still together. It is that little element called surprise that gets us all from behind. It could be great or horrible, showing how strong surprises can be.

So, I shall continue my little search and I will never rest until I know how it feels to be in an intimate relationship. I will fail many times along this road, but I know that I will find something that will be worth fighting for: eternal happiness.
 
 
Current Mood: determinedI'm not dead. Not yet.
Current Music: Coldplay - Fix You