Ugly Wallet #1

I had Chinese food for lunch one day last week; Erick, one of my co-workers, was nice enough to buy lunch for everyone. After the meal, I received a fortune cookie. The contents of the cookie:

 

I thought it would be a good idea to take that advice. 

Besides writing these blog posts, 

I'm pushing myself to complete the next chapter of a book. 

Oddly enough, a couple of days later,

I saw someone else's fortune lying on the floor of a bus.

I decided to take a picture of it, without reading it.

Still couldn't read it from the photo. So I took another picture.

Blurry, hard-to-read still. 

(Later, my girlfriend thought that it said "dragon." 

It looks like the word "dragon." I wish it said "dragon.") 

One more pic should do it...

Well, someone else's fortune was pretty similar to mine, except that it's not really a fortune. It's more like some decent advice, or a clever definition. Am I allowed to accept the fortune of someone else's fortune cookie?

Who cares? I thought to myself. I'm doing it.

So I bought this ugly wallet for five dollars.

(This one right here.) 

And this wallet is apparently made of genuine leather:

(As indicated here.)

No way this wallet's genuine anything. (Genuinely ugly, maybe.)

I figure this wallet is going to fall apart,

but I want to see if the investment

was really worth the money.

My goal is to see if this wallet lives past its deadline

which I figure is about three months

that would be a dream.

Look forward to more posts about the ugly wallet.