True...I agree. But everyone doesn't know what everyone else looks like, unless you are an avid Facebook stalker. Then, shame on you... then I guess, shame on me. Going back to Cerritos is always nice; you get away from city life and city traffic. Pure, blissful suburbia. However, it definitely puts you at a higher risk of running into someone you don't want to see. These are generally the people that are probably way more successful than you or have miraculously transformed into models.
Potential Scenario : It's a bright beautiful weekday (because you've been laid off, thanks to the economy) and you're at the local park walking your dog in your old high school club t-shirt. You bend down to clean up after your dog and mid-rise *BBBAMM* who do you see? Your high school crush with some hot chick jogging your way. What do you do then? Run away like you did when you saw your ex-boyfriend for the first time after 6 months or stay put and quickly think of a witty story of why you're at the park when you should be at work. Neither! You curse Cerritos for being such a small city with too many nice parks for its own good!
Luckily, I have an internship and I'm still going to school and I don't have a dog (well that's not so lucky). When I went back to Cerritos recently, I took advantage of the nice parks to practice using my camera. Since I had a legit reason to be at the park during the daytime, I took my chances of running into someone and shuttered away.
One of the parks I went to was Regional Park located at the south end of Cerritos. I was accompanied by Maggie H, not Q, and her lovely dog, Bebe H.
Smelling the roses
Cute duck butts. Lookin' for some grub.
Bebe sniffing a puppy with shoes. with shoes?
Feels like an imagix picture
More photos to come, seriously!
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