Entries from January 2004

Tien Said I Had To Post This

January 28th, 2004 · 22 Comments · Uncategorized

Rachelle Skipping, Pacific Beach, San Diego
And I do everything Tien says. h.. he.. heh.. hehhehhe. I almost was able to say that without laughing.. but not quite.. hahahhahha
Dont even ask me why I was wearing the soccer mom outfit while skipping around in in front of the webcam in my San Diego studio on April [...]

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Corner Bistro

January 28th, 2004 · 42 Comments · Uncategorized

Corner Bistro, West Village, Manhattan
Snow and Sleet? Ha! We laugh in your face! Nothing can keep us from the super cheap beer ($2/mug) and burgers ($5) at Corner Bistro, quite possibly the best burgers in New York.
See also:
� Corner Bistro’s Official Site
� New York Magazine Review of Corner Bistro
� Corner Bistro Menu
� Corner Bistro [...]

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Chees Pizza

January 27th, 2004 · 20 Comments · Uncategorized

For Mr. Martin, Port Authority Bus Terminal, Manhattan
In 9th grade Mr. Martin, my English teacher, told us that for every instance we reported of improper grammar or spelling on a public sign or display we would get extra credit points. I remember reading Of Mice and Men and A Tale of Two Cities that semester [...]

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Chinese New Year Parade

January 26th, 2004 · 9 Comments · Uncategorized

Confetti Everywhere, Chinatown, Manhattan

Dragon Dancer, Chinese New Year Parade, Chinatown, Manhattan

Dragon Dancer, Chinese New Year Parade, Chinatown, Manhattan
After dim sum at Jing Fong, Eleanor, Jeannette, Yvan, Tien, Shannan, Jessica and I met up with Jen and Jake on the parade route to watch the Chinese New Year festivities. What a great way to celebrate my [...]

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Doin Time on the LES

January 25th, 2004 · 12 Comments · Uncategorized

Lower East Side Tenement Museum, Lower East Side, Manhattan
Yesterday Jess and I had lunch at 88 Orchard and then went to the Lower East Side Tenement Museum. It was really good, if you haven’t been there, you should go. The museum has preserved an actual tenement building and access to it is by tour only. [...]

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