Despite never having a set schedule, I love the way this summer is turning out. I am spending time with people of all sorts and meeting people that I normally would not have met. Yet it seems as if my parents are somewhat weary about my own in-and-out. I don\\’t know if I\\’ll be home for dinner until 3 hours before. Sometimes I don\\’t even know when I\\’ll leave until midnight the day before and I don\\’t know if I\\’ll be done.<\/p>\n
But still.<\/p>\n
Yesterday I went to see Vienna Teng at the Montgomery Theatre in San Jose. Went to see it with Mae. It was extraordinarily good. I even saw echeng<\/a> (a RBJer) there playing his viola. Then later, I stood outside Mae\\’s house talking with her…for a good 30 minutes the dark.<\/p>\n Today, I drove all the way to San Francisco since Karen\\’s best friend Brenda was visiting from Hong Kong. After today\\’s experience, I doubt that I will choose to drive to SF again. It drove me crazy how there were one way streets everywhere and no right turns here and there. Even worse, I didn\\’t always know where I was going and got lost a few times. :D Fortunately Karen\\’s other friend Shong<\/a> got a map. We hit up all the tourist attractions (yes we had an EARTHQUAKE!) Later on, we went to Japan Town to this weird Japanese \\”bbq\\” restaurant that was way too expensive. And there I was forced to sit with two guys…who were friends of Karen\\’s roommate. But I found myself in the same position as I was last summer at a SF bar. A play…a toy. They thought I was smart since I used one big word (euphemism). Somehow it all boiled down to the question of \\”will i ever see you again?\\” They asked me whether that was a positive or negative thing. Without thinking, I said aloud \\”Maybe that\\’s a positive thing for me.\\” Am I cruel! :D<\/p>\n Pictures later!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Despite never having a set schedule, I love the way this summer is turning out. I am spending time with people of all sorts and meeting people that I normally would not have met. Yet it seems as if my … Continue reading