On Sushi, a Fanboy, and Overall WAFF
Mar. 22nd, 2004 09:30 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
slumberOn Sushi
Last Saturday, I went out with my family to watch a movie, which was really fun, because we hardly get to do family stuff anymore, and whenever I'm out with my family, I don't have to worry about what I'm spending money on. ;D So I dragged dear old dad to this Japanese fast food place and had SUSHI! Which, actually, I had been craving since the night before.
Mmmm... I love sushi very much... LOL. Servings were pretty small, though, but I *did* miss tamago sushi and kani sushi so it didn't really matter. Still, nothing beats real sushi in Japan.. *drifts off* When I was there a few years back, my host mother ordered a really big platter of sushi for me on my first day there, because I told her I'd eat anything, except I forgot I don't like wasabi, which they already put in their sushi... Was much fun. :D We also went to this sushi place, and I swear I could have eaten everything--I was trying on each type of sushi there was, and mmm... sushi love... ^_^
A Fanboy
This is why I write. There exists an egomaniac inside my writer side that just feeds on reviews like this:
Bravo! Compliments aren't even enough to say how excellent the essay was. It was loike reading from a literary book. A definite, unquestionable 1 (or A, or 4, depending on your university grading system) is what it deserves! KEEP IT UP! We need writers like you to change the norms in writing.
*wibbles*
Mind, that was for an English essay, and it was written in a review sheet for our workshop session, and admittedly I don't think it deserves that kind of worship, but hey. A fanboy is a fanboy is a fanboy. :D
WAFF
You know when you graduate from high school and you tell your friends you'll be friends for life, and even if you go to different universities and you hardly have time and you almost never talk you just promise that you'll be friends forever?
I didn't believe in that when I was a junior. I thought friendships would eventually fade, that time and distance and whatever will keep blocking the way. And I admit, in college it is hard getting in touch. Even the friends I have who go to the same university I find trouble seeing at all. It's all schoolwork and a clash of schedules and so little time and so. Little. Time. But an old friend called yesterday, and well, we haven't talked in a really long time, and I don't know if I missed her at all, but the conversation was just so natural. Like we'd never get uncomfortable, or tired of each other, or we'd never run out of things to say. Like the large gap between that phone call and the last time we talked never existed.
There are so many reasons to smile today. :)
Last Saturday, I went out with my family to watch a movie, which was really fun, because we hardly get to do family stuff anymore, and whenever I'm out with my family, I don't have to worry about what I'm spending money on. ;D So I dragged dear old dad to this Japanese fast food place and had SUSHI! Which, actually, I had been craving since the night before.
Mmmm... I love sushi very much... LOL. Servings were pretty small, though, but I *did* miss tamago sushi and kani sushi so it didn't really matter. Still, nothing beats real sushi in Japan.. *drifts off* When I was there a few years back, my host mother ordered a really big platter of sushi for me on my first day there, because I told her I'd eat anything, except I forgot I don't like wasabi, which they already put in their sushi... Was much fun. :D We also went to this sushi place, and I swear I could have eaten everything--I was trying on each type of sushi there was, and mmm... sushi love... ^_^
A Fanboy
This is why I write. There exists an egomaniac inside my writer side that just feeds on reviews like this:
Bravo! Compliments aren't even enough to say how excellent the essay was. It was loike reading from a literary book. A definite, unquestionable 1 (or A, or 4, depending on your university grading system) is what it deserves! KEEP IT UP! We need writers like you to change the norms in writing.
*wibbles*
Mind, that was for an English essay, and it was written in a review sheet for our workshop session, and admittedly I don't think it deserves that kind of worship, but hey. A fanboy is a fanboy is a fanboy. :D
WAFF
You know when you graduate from high school and you tell your friends you'll be friends for life, and even if you go to different universities and you hardly have time and you almost never talk you just promise that you'll be friends forever?
I didn't believe in that when I was a junior. I thought friendships would eventually fade, that time and distance and whatever will keep blocking the way. And I admit, in college it is hard getting in touch. Even the friends I have who go to the same university I find trouble seeing at all. It's all schoolwork and a clash of schedules and so little time and so. Little. Time. But an old friend called yesterday, and well, we haven't talked in a really long time, and I don't know if I missed her at all, but the conversation was just so natural. Like we'd never get uncomfortable, or tired of each other, or we'd never run out of things to say. Like the large gap between that phone call and the last time we talked never existed.
There are so many reasons to smile today. :)
