50 Random Questions Tag

1. Where were you 3 hours ago?

    C&A: at school.

2. Who are you in love with?

    C: wouldn't you like to know ;)

    A: my boyfriend, obviously.

3. Have you ever eaten a crayon?

    C: Yep, my brother dared me to.

    A: No, sorry guys.

4. Is there anything pink within 10 feet of you?

    C&A: the wall.

5. When is the last time you went to the mall?

    C&A: a couple of weeks ago.

6. Are you wearing socks right now?

    C&A: Yeah, we have PE next...

7. Does your family own a car worth over $2,000?

    C&A: yes.

8. When was the last time you drove out of town?

    C: it's been quite a while because of school.. I suppose 2 months, maybe?

    A: Summer.

9. Have you been to the movies in the last 5 days?

    C: nope.

    A: yes, last friday.

10. Are you hot?

    C: Mmm, I guess it depends on who you ask..

    A: Of course, you motherf*ckers ;)

11. What was the last thing you had to drink?

    C&A: water

12. What are you wearing right now?

    C&A: Sorry, nothing exciting. just the school's uniform :(

13. Do you wash your car or let the car wash do it?

    C&A: We don't own a car.

14. Las food that you ate?

    C: chilaquiles for breakfast.

    A: COOOKIESS!!

15. Where were you last week at this time?

    C&A: school.

16. Have you bought any clothing items in the last week?

    C: Yeah, some jeans and a hoodie.

    A: Ehemm, underwear *awkward*

17. When is the las time you ran?

    C&A: Yesterday when we played padel.

18. What's the last sporting event you watched?

    C&A: We watched a bit of Mexico vs. Argentina soccer match.

19. What's your favorite animal?

    C: snow leopard

    A: my boyfriend!

20. Your dream vacation?

    C: India, don't ask me why.

    A: Italy.

21. Last person's house you were in?

    C: Vale's

    A: my besfriend's (Chobbi)

22. Worst injury you've ever had?

    C: When I was little I used to go to music school on Mondays, and the floor there was really slippery. One day I was spinning around and I got reaaally dizzy and fell. The thing is I fell with my legs opened in a split. I tore my inner thigh...

    A: When I opened my brow (it bleed like crazy).

23. Have you been in love?

    A: Define love.

    C: nope.

24. Do you miss anyone right now?

    C: Yes, some of my friends from Canada and Paris.

    A: My cousins in Denver <3 

25. Last play you saw?

    C: Zorro Le Musical.

    A: “Vida y obra de Steve Jobs”

26. What is your secret weapon to lure in the opposite sex?

    C: my charm ;)

    A: don't have any.

27. What are your plans for tonight?

    C: Be lazy and avoid homework

    A: Drink coffee and eat cookies.

28. Who is the last person you sent a MySpace message or comment?

    C&A: Does MySpace still exist?

29. Next trip you're going to take?

    C: no idea.

    A: Xochimilco

30. Ever go to camp?

    C: Beside schools' I went to a horse riding one. 

    A: Xochimilco this weekend...

31. Were you an honor roll student?

    C: Yes, in Canada.

    A: No.

32. What do you want to know about the future?

    A: How I’m going to die.

    C: Nothing as morbid as A, just if I’ll be happy.

33. Are you wearing any perfume or cologne?

    C: Yes, Agatha Ruiz.

    A: Yes, but I don’t remember the name.

34: Are you due sometime this year for a doctor’s visit?

    C: Don’t think so.

    A: Once.

35. Where’s your best friend?

    C&A: Right next to me lol.

36. How’s your best friend?

    C: Crazy.

    A: Ugly.

37. Do you have a tan?

    C: Yes (we’re in Mexico, duh)

    A: No, I’m so pale I practically get sunburned at night.

38. What are you listening to right now?

    C&A: Our technology teacher trying to get our attention.

39. Do you collect anything?

    C: Pencils.

    A: Nothing.

40. Who is the biggest gossiper you know?

    C&A: “La ídola”

41. Last time you got stopped by a cop or pulled over?

    C&A: none (yet).

42. Have you ever drank you soda from a straw?

    C&A: Yes.

43. What does your last text message say?

    C: Asked my mom to bring me food after school, I’m starving.

    A: "Thank you, I'll text you later."

44. Do you like hot sauce?

    C: Yes, a lot.

    A: It's a love-hate relationship.

45. Last time you took a shower?

    C: This morning.

    A: An hour ago.

46. Do you need to do laundry?

    C: Nope.

    A: Not yet.

47. What is your heritage?

    C: Both my parents are Mexican, but two of my great-grandparents were Spanish, and another one was French.

    A: Mexican parents, grandma from Peru and granfather from Spain.

48. Are you someone’s best friend?

    C: Yes.

    A: Probably.

49: Are you rich?

    C: By some standards yes, by others no.

    A: Medium class.

50. What were you doing 12AM last night?

    C: Sleeping..

    A: Watching Grey's Anatomy.

Note: We did this on Monday, but we couldn’t post it until now.

So, hope you enjoy our Tag, if you have any questions or want to know something else about us, ask.

-C&A

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-C&A

Maybe.

I once knew a girl who sat apart at the party, down on the floor. She seemed normal, well, as normal as a girl can be, sitting alone at a party. But her eyes told another story. They were sad, really sad. As if she desperately needed someone to tell her everything would be okay. Perphas if I had known what would happen, I would have been that someone. But ,instead, I ignored her. I told myself she would be fine. Everyone around her was ignoring her, so, why shouldn't I? Yes, I know I sound like a total d*ck but that was my reasoning as I, without a backwards glance, went my way.

Later I found myself searching for her. She was still at the same spot, staring right back at me. Her eyes held so much sadness, so much loneliness I wanted to hold her tight in my arms and tell her everything she needed to hear. Because the intensity of my feelings scared me, I just walked away. I wanted to forget those eyes. I wanted to forget her. 

I ran to the bar with the pupose of drinking her face away. And drank I did. I drank until I couldn't see her, until my mind couldn't picture her, until I couldn´t feel my guilt.

It wasn´t until I was in the bathroom throwing up that I remembered her. And it was only because she was there, staring right at me. Her eyes were still sad, but they were now cold, so very, very, cold. It wasn´t until someone screamed that I managed to look away.

"Call 911!," someone shouted. In seconds she was surrounded. It desgusted me, how only now did they pay attention to her. Where were they when she lived? Where were they when she needed someone? But, most importantly, where was I? Maybe if I hadn't walked away things would have gone differently. Maybe then I wouldn't feel this guilt, who is slowly eating me alive. Maybe, just maybe, but I guess we'll never know.

-C

How Laila killed me

I grab my keys, some money, and a red hoodie. The same as every afternoon, I walk down to Lincoln Park to meet Laila and Tamara. They are my best friends.

I walk slowly down the road so that I can people-watch. I like that. I’m not exactly sure why. It has something to do with all the things you can learn about each person just by looking at them. If you observe how they act, the way they talk, their body language and use it to try and guess at what that person's life is like, you can create the funniest stories or, the most morbid ones.

When I cross the street, I glance at the little playground. I remember I used to love that place when I was like five or six. Tamara and I used to play there all the time.

After I pass the playground, I get to Lincoln Park. And, not surprisingly, Laila and Tammy are already sitting on an old bench.

“Hey, Lucas,” Laila says when she sees me.

Tammy just smiles sweetly at me and waves.

“Hi, girls,” I say as I sit between them, “what’s up?”

“Not much,” said Laila, “just hanging."

Laila looks so pretty today. Well, to be fair, she always looks pretty. She has big green eyes, short brown hair, and a smile that can light up a whole city. Don’t get me wrong; Tammy is pretty too, but Laila…

I’ve had a huge crush on her since the day we met. It was a long time ago, in fact, almost six years ago, on the first day of grade four. I still remember looking at her and thinking she was the most beautiful girl I had ever laid eyes on. Tamara and I have been friends since before we were even born. I guess that doesn’t make sense, but our mothers were best friends in college, so it was only natural to have us play together since we are the same age. As a result, we are almost like cousins or siblings. When Tammy introduced me to Laila six years ago, we immediately became the three best friends we are now, but I also immediately fell in love with the new girl.

We talk about random things, and when we get hungry, we go get coffee and some snacks. The afternoon is just like every other afternoon with my two best friends, but, still, it is the best time of my life just because I get to be with Laila.

The next day I grab my keys, some money, and a black hoodie. I cross the street, walk past the little playground, and, finally, reach my destination. Tammy is not there, but Laila is, sitting on the branch of a big, old tree. She is reading a book, whose cover is hidden by her knees. The sun kisses her head, making her light brown hair shine.

I climb the tree and, gently, touch Laila’s arm because I thought she didn’t see me sitting by her side.

“Just a second…” she says, concentrated in her reading.

After finishing the page, she closes the book, and she smiles at me. Her smile is beautiful. Every day I can’t help falling for her a little bit more.

“Where’s Tammy?” I ask while she sips her coffee

“She broke a tooth playing basketball. I thought you already knew.”

“No, she did not tell me.”

“Well, now you know.”

She continues sipping her coffee. Laila is kind of addicted to that stuff, but not the super sweet coffees every girl –in fact, every person –orders in Starbucks. No, she likes strong coffee. Every time we go for one, Tammy and I have a caramel something, or cappuccino, or something like that. Laila always orders a double espresso. I hate it.

“Want some?” she said, offering me some of her coffee.

“No, thanks,” I grab the book she had been reading. “What are you reading?”

“Emmm,” she hesitates. “It is called El Libro de Arena.”

“The what!?” I say trying to understand the word in the cover.

Laila’s parents are Spanish so she speaks English and Spanish fluidly. I think she also speaks French or something like that.

“El Libro de Arena,” she repeats, enunciating each word carefully.

“Mhmm, sure.”

She laughs. Then, there is silence. I glance her way, she is still smiling. The wind starts to blow, getting colder every second. I notice Laila is shivering, so I take my black hoodie off and gently place it on her shoulders. She smiles at me.

“Thanks, Lucas.”

“You’re welcome,” I say, smiling back.

 “But, aren’t you freezing?” She asks, concerned.

“No, it’s ok. I’m fine.”

The truth is I am so cold I literally feel like my fingers are about to fall off my hands. But it's  okay; I’d do anything for this girl. Even freeze to death because she forgot to wear a sweater.

After a couple minutes, she lays her head in my shoulder. I hug her so she won’t  be cold.

“Lucas,” she said almost whispering. “I really like being with you.”

I’m so nervous I just sit there in silence. I feel really stupid. My face starts to blush as I struggle to say something, anything. Laila looks at me, her eyes smiling. I am, really, really starting to get nervous; I mean I am holding the girl of my dreams in my arms, she just told me she likes being with me, and I can't find a thing to say back.

When i look at her, she is just there looking pretty and staring into my eyes. I can’t resist any longer. I lean in and kiss her. I thought she was going to pull back, but she doesn’t. It starts to rain, but I just pull her closer to me. It is perfect, the most perfect moment of my entire life. I have never felt so happy.

It is raining too much, so we climb off the tree and walk home holding hands.

“Thank you, Lucas,” she says smiling, “for everything.”

She stands on her toes to kiss me goodbye. I hug her. Then, I head home feeling like the happiest guy alive.

The next morning I wake up smiling. As I walk down to Lincoln Park, I grab my phone to text Laila, but find that she had already texted me.

I smile and open her text while crossing the street. My smile fades as I read her text. It says: “Lucas, I’m sorry. I can’t do this. Tamara will be so hurt if she finds out. I think we should only be friends. Sorry…” Just then, as my heart is shattering in millions of little pieces, a horn sounds. I look over just in time to see a huge truck coming my way.

-A

How to make hair bows

There are different ways to make a hair bow depending on the size you want it to be.

Small bow:

1. Start by taking less than inch of hair from above your ear from both sides.
2. Pull the sections back, cross them over, thread one and pull  tight as if you were tying your shoelaces.
3. Make the bow.
4. Take some bobby pins and pin it in place being carefull so that they don't show too much.

Medium Bow:

1. Start like you would a small but take a bigger section from both sides

2. Pull the sections back  into a half-made ponytail.

3. Split it into two sections.

4. Pin them in place.

5. Wrap the remaining tail forward

6. Pin it in place.

Big Bow:

1. Pull all of your hair into a high half-made ponytail

2. Split it into two sections.

3. Spread them and pin them in place.

4. Wrap the remaing tail forward and pin it.

5. Secure any pieces out of place with bobby pins.

-C

How to make an easy braided crown

This hairstyle looks like difficult, but it's actually really easy to recreate!


Steps:

1. You're going to start by separating a chunk of your hair from behind your ear.
2. Then, start a dutch braid. For those of you who don't know what a dutch braid is, it's basically the same thing as a regular braid except you cross you hair under the middle strand rather than over it.
3. Braid around your head at a medium tighness. You don't want to braid too tight or too loose; to get the look on the picture we're going to gently pull the strands out to widen it.
4. Keep braiding until you get to just below your ear.
5. Secure the end with an elastic.
You can either leave the rest of your hair hanging down, pull it into a side ponytail, or twist it up into a side bun.

-C