haddadadad

(10:05:43 PM) SJ: okay so food from the middle eat
(10:05:50 PM) SJ: we’re talking stuff like hummus
(10:05:56 PM) SJ: and things with lamb in them
(10:06:02 PM) SJ: but it isn’t greasy lamb it is awesome lamb
(10:06:15 PM) SJ: stuff like shish kabob, kibbee
(10:06:18 PM) SJ: lubi
(10:06:31 PM) SJ: pronounced loo-bee
(10:06:54 PM) SJ: stuffed grapeleaves served warm is my favorite favorite
(10:07:38 PM) SJ: there’s also good cold vegetable things
(10:07:55 PM) SJ: taboulee is a salad type deal with the main ingredient parsley
(10:08:11 PM) SJ: and potato salad, served warm of cold, has parsley in it as well
(10:08:26 PM) Jayson: uhm
(10:08:32 PM) Jayson: I’m American
(10:08:43 PM) SJ: my dad’s side originates from syria so I CAN MAKE THIS STUFF
(10:08:51 PM) Jayson: ah ok
(10:09:00 PM) Jayson: Because I probably can’t go there without someone tryingto shoot me
(10:09:05 PM) SJ: but if you’re food touring, lebanon or israel
(10:09:11 PM) SJ: so you can get your head blown off
(10:09:21 PM) SJ: rite rite
(10:09:36 PM) Jayson: I can say I’m Canadian, but that won’t get me all that far
(10:09:45 PM) SJ: you can always adopt a canadian accent
(10:09:49 PM) SJ: eh
(10:09:55 PM) Jayson: I know eh
(10:10:40 PM) Jayson: Sometime in the new year, I’ll have to find a weekend to visit Aaron, when he’s free at least
(10:10:58 PM) Jayson: and then you can make delicious lamb and I can be like, “itadakimasu” and eat it
(10:11:10 PM) SJ: and i can be like
(10:11:16 PM) SJ: stop your canadian jibberish
(10:11:55 PM) Jayson: But I’ll be like, “I don’t know what you’re talking about eh”
(10:12:15 PM) SJ: and we can watch a hockey game
(10:12:39 PM) Jayson: and I’d go outside in a hoody and be like, “It’s spring eh!”
(10:14:31 PM) SJ: this can work.
(10:14:37 PM) SJ: .
(10:14:54 PM) Jayson: Of course it can! I’m an actor in it

diaaaa:lickystickypickyme: I died when I saw this cat. I still… all creatures

(8:01:47 PM) KGB1: HEY LETS TALK ABOUT OTHER STUFF
(8:01:59 PM) KGB1: WAIT LET ME WASH A PAN FIRST I NEED IT FOR MY FOOD
(8:02:20 PM) mrjeff: Ok
(8:02:21 PM) KGB1: they didn’t have buffalo tenders this week at the store i had to resort to popcorn chicken LETDOWN
(8:02:25 PM) mrjeff: Yeah I’m going to go to the bookstore!
(8:02:29 PM) mrjeff: Then Starbucks!
(8:02:31 PM) KGB1: OKAY MEET YOU AT THE INTERNET!
(8:02:32 PM) mrjeff: Then maybe food!
(8:02:38 PM) mrjeff: Haha ok I WILL BE THERE

(240): Apparently when you order ‘bottomless fries’ at red robin that doesnt mean you can go around to every table and eat all the fries you want off other peoples plates.

texts from last night

i wish i wasn’t allergic to strawberries.

12:24pm mountain.
yup. carrot juice takes like liquid carrots.

Sunday.

After a lovely breakfast with the cuz, she showed us around Pacific Beach, drove through Mission Beach, and attempted to go to Ocean Beach — I love these names — but had to cut short our tour due to homework. Pacific and Mission both look like the beach towns in Delaware: a bit cluttered, a little worn, a lot of people, funny-named shops lining the main streets. After our good-byes, Mom and I headed to the main city. It was overcast.

I asked Chelle where we could find the gay in town, and she suggested Five Point and Gaslamp Quarter. We walked around the Gaslamp Quarter mostly and drove through random sections of town while looking for it. Most things are painted fruity colors and in different shapes. It makes for fun visuals.




There don’t seem to be a lot of fast food restaurants. At least, there aren’t many national chains. San Diego keeps it classy with the Hooters.



After walking around the shops of the area, we decided to head back to San Diego International Airport early. I was able to catch up on internet things there as they have FREE WIRELESS HUZZAH. The airport is nice in other respects: good food selection, nice people. The bad: not enough seating room or power outlets. The chairs are comfortable if you can get them.

We flew to Albuquerque last night and were waited on by Christian Bale-a-like-circa-american-psycho. He was super nice and gave me his number if I wanted to get in contact with an art professor he knows. I discovered the Jackie Earle Haley-a-like from the plane is actually a lot older when the lights came on. Still cool. Very friendly and has a Tigger jacket. Yes.

We got to our Albuquerque hotel last night in the wee hours and slept for ten hours. Hell yes. Next up: Santa Fe.

San Diego is a nice place with nice people. It looks to be very people-centric with lots of shit to do. All the clothing shops I saw were super pricey and very surfer-oriented like Quiksilver. Plenty of people were outside running or biking or skating, and the majority of the people I noticed were fairly fit. I didn’t get to see the older parts of town nor did I notice any thrift shops. Chelle did show us the nicer parts of the area, though. There was a clothing resale shop or two, similar to Plato’s Closet only more vintagey and upscale. The house trend is ranch-style and long with little or no yards. The geography has both flat spots and mountainy hills, and the shorelines are kickass. It’s a cute place.

get it get it get it?!

the touchscreen war is on.

BlackBerry Tears Apple to Shreds — Figuratively, Anyway

heeheehee. Tofugu.com posted super cute sushi inspired by the newest American president:

Obama sushi!

Happy sushi!

Final product sushi! The fella in the picture goes by the name of Kawazumi.

msn article in a language i don’t understand
Tofugu.com Obama Sushi
wtf_cute yaaay livejournal