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Free entertainment at 1pm



I live in a peaceful community (unless our neighbor upstairs puts on his douche acts again) so any sound outside can be heard from our apartment. At 1pm today, I had free entertainment that I’ve never expected.

I was about to take a nap when I heard a weird noise outside. So I took a peek and voila! My neighbor was rapping and singing (with his earphones on) with a cold one on his right hand. This was under 90++ degrees! He was just rockin’ it and feeling his song ‘coz from my viewpoint, I can see him close his eyes and moving his left hand, as if he’s scratching an LP. He not only faced one direction, but he would turn around like he had to face all his fans cheering while he’s jamming to his song. I just felt the need to document it and find a way to fit my camera lens into our blinds without being noticed by our neighbor. It lasted for 5 mins or so and he was just feeling his song so much that he never cared where he was singing it. He only stopped and went inside his apartment when our neighbor upstairs went out to fix his car. Booo… I was hoping it lasted for 30 mins or so. It was so funny that I regret not taking a video of his once in a lifetime performance.

I saw this same guy water the plants around 2pm before – the plants are already dead and he was still pouring water on it, and I also saw him sunbathe outside his porch when I was taking out the trash. I thank God that even if I’m unemployed, I don’t pull the stunt that my neighbor just did. But it was entertaining, so I’m happy that he made a fool out of himself. I’m not sure if I can go back to my nap now…


Comments

Anne said…
The best things in life are free! Hahaha...
August 20, 2010 at 1:04 PM
April said…
Heheh funny guy! Very entertaining blog post! :)
August 21, 2010 at 1:45 AM
Deelixuz said…
@ Anne: ABSOLUTELY! And they happen during unexpected moments too..like at 1pm. :D

@ April: He kept me entertained on a boring afternoon too. :) Thank you reading my post. :)
August 21, 2010 at 9:53 AM
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