i wish i could time travel; nothing too fancy -- just going back to the cotton candy moments of my life. there are many.
a couple of days ago i went for all you can eat sushi, hidden in that magical plaza near pacific mall. honestly how do they hide such a big small plaza in such a small ass area?? but i digress. well i was ordering from the giant menu, and i look out the window to see some guy holding the hand of a little boy (PS i wish i could pull off rain boots ~ he had baby blues: F@*K i'm jealous). farther back, the wifey double checks the car doors via remote control and flashing lights, and the happy family makes its way into the restaurant. what i notice is this female looks REALLY REALLY REALLY familiar. not in that "paris hilton with the b. u. g. e. y. e. s. on her face//paparazzi" kinda way, but the "somehow she looks as if i've meet her, in a proper setting - wholesome like wonderbread" kinda way. lo and behold i call out her name and it's my teacher from the sixth grade. the two of us catch up and i find out the adorable tyke is her one and half year old son~~ TOO CUTE. i want kiddds. we part ways and i think out loud: wow.. it must be weird for her to see me after all those years. in grade six i was this chubby kid on the volleyball team && now i'm this flaming FAG. woe is me.
but i wish i brought my cam-cam ! ! -tear- -tear- the sushi rolls, among the OTHER exquisite meals, were too pretty to eat. but we did anyway. i guess that means it won't be the last time i fine dine that in that little hot spot. but a reminder for next time --- bring the DAYUM camera and a much more empty stomach. PS and don't go on a friday [dinner is $27 smack-a-roo's]. plus the must-order-again list include the red dragon roll, mango roll, anything with BBQ eel, sweet potato tempura and SPRITE WITH VANILLA ICE CREAM. i swear that stuff is the elixir of life. and if isn't, then it should be.
a couple of days ago i went for all you can eat sushi, hidden in that magical plaza near pacific mall. honestly how do they hide such a big small plaza in such a small ass area?? but i digress. well i was ordering from the giant menu, and i look out the window to see some guy holding the hand of a little boy (PS i wish i could pull off rain boots ~ he had baby blues: F@*K i'm jealous). farther back, the wifey double checks the car doors via remote control and flashing lights, and the happy family makes its way into the restaurant. what i notice is this female looks REALLY REALLY REALLY familiar. not in that "paris hilton with the b. u. g. e. y. e. s. on her face//paparazzi" kinda way, but the "somehow she looks as if i've meet her, in a proper setting - wholesome like wonderbread" kinda way. lo and behold i call out her name and it's my teacher from the sixth grade. the two of us catch up and i find out the adorable tyke is her one and half year old son~~ TOO CUTE. i want kiddds. we part ways and i think out loud: wow.. it must be weird for her to see me after all those years. in grade six i was this chubby kid on the volleyball team && now i'm this flaming FAG. woe is me.
but i wish i brought my cam-cam ! ! -tear- -tear- the sushi rolls, among the OTHER exquisite meals, were too pretty to eat. but we did anyway. i guess that means it won't be the last time i fine dine that in that little hot spot. but a reminder for next time --- bring the DAYUM camera and a much more empty stomach. PS and don't go on a friday [dinner is $27 smack-a-roo's]. plus the must-order-again list include the red dragon roll, mango roll, anything with BBQ eel, sweet potato tempura and SPRITE WITH VANILLA ICE CREAM. i swear that stuff is the elixir of life. and if isn't, then it should be.
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