How Are You?

(FYI, I wrote this post earlier today. Now, I am watching an NBA basketball game of the Golden State Warriors visiting the Los Angeles Clippers.)

Last Sunday early morning, I picked up my McCafe coffee at McDonald's drive-thru. The worker asked me, "How are you?"

Then, I answered, "It is freezing cold outside." (I wanted to continue answering her question, but I was reading her body language.) Obviously, she was waiting for the next customer.

When I arrived to work, I parked my car then I recorded myself on Snapchat. (Showing my mood with the coffee. Video shown below.)

Hi, how are you? (More like an informal greeting.) Most people expect a short answer in return, something like, "I am good."

How are you right now?

Needless to say, I am writing this post on a dark, cloudy day. As I am sitting on my couch, I am listening to music from the artist, The Weeknd. (It is crazy how he has risen from up-and-coming artist to superstardom. I will write a post about him. Coming soon.)

​I am hungry for authentic Mexican tacos with its nachos on the side. (Not Taco Bell style. Lately, I have been cravingly eating that.) I will be on my way to buy them, once I finish writing this.

​According to the weather, the city of Palo Alto has a chance of rain from now until Sunday. (I was gonna get my car washed until I saw this.) As a tennis coach, the rain is my enemy. (It also loses my rhythm.)

​Sometimes the weather forecast is not always completely accurate. (Like a lawyer, the weatherperson gets paid to lie as well.)

​To this day, my blog has kept me going. (It keeps my mind focused and fresh.) This is my 33rd post and counting. A few months ago, my first ever post was released on September 19. (The post was titled, "Where Am I At Now?" I am shocked and amazed that I have written 33 posts already.)

Then again, it goes with consistency. I continually enjoy writing more posts. It is part of my daily routine.

I stopped writing here so I can buy myself tacos and nachos.

​(I release my posts whenever I feel like it. Also, I stop writing whenever I feel like it. I sound cocky and arrogant, like the former NFL player, Randy Moss, who once said, "I play when I want to play," back in 2001.)

Christmas is almost narrowing in. Yes, I have already finished my Christmas shopping. (Thanks to Black Friday and Cyber Monday.)

​So, how are you?

​I am good.