Ariadne; The Architect (
chesstotem) wrote2011-12-19 08:23 pm
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FYI - will be slow
Hey all, I'm flying home to Nebraska tomorrow for ten days, which means my internet access will be limited to my phone and my parents' dinosaur of a computer. So while I plan to keep up with things as best I can, I'll probably be a little slow until about the 30th.
Happy holidays!
Happy holidays!
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And a safe trip home.
♥
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Also... is there really much of a way to get many things done over the hol's at home? Especially in terms of RP... so yeah, slow all around it seems.
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I'm the only with schoolwork and studying to do over the hols, aren't I? OTL
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Awwwww ♥ school work over hols sucks. I'm between quarters right now so yeah, nothing much on my plate. Just seeing my family, maybe pay a visit to my old job to see some friends there, and eat, eat, eat.
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The hardest thing about living by yourself, is cooking. I have to agree.
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Also, there are a lot of local haunts that I have really been missing (my local Irish pub, a fantastic little BBQ place, etc.)
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Oh yeah, you may find new places, but some just never compare.
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There is no good BBQ in LA. There just isn't.
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No? Sucks. Does it have decent chinese?
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I've found the same problem in NY, to be quite honest. And I'm sure LA has lots of good Chinese food (maybe not as easy to come by as San Fran), given the history of immigration on the west coast. But I don't eat Chinese food. Never have liked it. (Probably because there is no such thing as "good" Chinese food in Nebraska.)
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And, being Asian, I have to say a lot of what you get outside the little pockets of chinese/korean/japanese the food is, really, really subpar. A little because ingredients can be hard to get and pricey, but also because people expect different things.
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I'm sure it is, and I enjoy trying new things, but as a white midwestern girl who grew up eating a midwestern "meat and potatoes" diet with the occasional plate of spaghetti or tacos, most Asian food is just not suited to my palate I'm afraid.
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And well, I have to admit there are times you don't want to know what you're eating. But I do recommend the desserts like egg tarts and pastries should you ever run across a bread and biscuit shop.
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