Dear Julie
6/6/22 Recently, I bought a second home at the most center of Manhattan. I signed the contract at 5/20 (it is a natural date resulted from our purchasing progress), and I was thinking, “today is a Chinese Valentine’s day? my son was born at a western Valentine’s day, and both are my beloved products. Interesting!”. My parents were chickened when they heard this news but they fully supported me (touching!). Jeremy even doesn’t want to talk about it, haha — I am a fully trouble maker most of the time to men. Of course, I bought using my own money (muscle).
In Manhattan, excluding the tourists, probably 90% of people are younger than me, 80% are more attractive than me, 70% of are richer than me, 60% are more sophisticated/elegant than me… Julie is one of such girls and she is from Seoul. We often joke that she supports all of my play and I help her find a boy friend, haha. With her support, I have started two groups, “NYC the best girls’ night” and “Outdoor Adventures AnyWhere”. Most of the time, I am out playing with what so ever and she happily joined me. The coordination is very easy. I admire her strength of building friendships, considering that most of people in Manhattan run around for their own agenda all the time. BTW, after I heard that my industry colleague makes 800 k a year, I totally gave up my guilty of not working hard.
Julie is younger than me, but she is like my big sister. Early in the winter, I often told people “i have to dress up for Julie”, Julie then said to people “you know, she always wears this orange jacket EVERYWHERE … “. Sigh, it sounds like I am one of the homeless in NYC :). Nowadays, I learned to wear dresses and put up make ups to make sure that my friends do not look bad when going out fine dining with me. I also do charity running events with Julie. She taught me how to prepare my breakfast with black beans to increase my protein intake. My favorite part of our hangout is that we sometimes escape a day from work and play somewhere out of town.
One time, a group of girls finished high tea, and then someone asked, “where are you going next?” I said “I am going to museum of sex” “I want to go too … ” ” me too …” Shit, I don’t know so many girls are enthusiastic about going to the museum of sex. Hmm, maybe they just get bored?! Then I added “you know, there is a museum of mathematics across the museum of sex too, if you are interested, we can go there too”. “errh .. ” one girl showed an expression; “it is boring…”, Julie said. Hmm, maybe the market is I should go to museum of sex with my girl friends and going to museum of mathematics with my guy friends. At the end, Julie and I went to the museum of sex and we laughed from the beginning to the end. One place of a laughter is that when I was waiting for Julie at the entrance (it is also the gift shop), someone comes to me asking for help. “are you working here? can you help find <product name> ….” Ahh? all the people working in the gift shop wears their products, but I worn a jumpsuit covering from top to the bottom. Hmm, maybe I just look very confident in that store compared to the rest girls that hide behind their boy friends 😀
To celebrate Julie’s birthday in March (I was out of town for my dad), I recently have booked men striped club tickets (she wanted to try this as she never went before). Jeremy said that I should order a lap dance too. Haha, what a world! All these J+ people!