mmm...food.

So far, spring break has been good. Last Friday, my aunt and I saw "Bride and Prejudice". I was in a mood to laugh, and I thought she'd like it (she did). I forgot what I did on Saturday...Oh yeah, Kuya took me out to eat with Kat and Kat's little brother Vincent. We went to Taps, this nice restaurant in Brea that specializes in seafood and steak. Kuya loves eating out. He ordered raw oysters as an appetizer. It's kind of gross, in my opinion. I tried one.

I invited my friends to come eat with me at the original Tommy's in Los Angeles for lunch on Sunday. Tommy's is like the best place for chili burgers. It's this little stand on the corner of Beverly and Rampart. None of them could make it though. Dad was going to take me there, and he decided to take me to Pink's instead in Hollywood because I've never been there. The place is pretty famous for their chili dogs and the famous people who frequent there. While in line, I saw Tommy Lee drive by in a Land Rover. He was checking out the line. They also filmed a scene there for "Mulholland Drive". We waited in line for like 45 minutes. He told me that it usually isn't so long, but I didn't mind. Kuya came, and he was so impatient--he is when he doesn't get food right away.

To take his mind off his stomach, we started playing the slapping hands game while waiting in line. You know, the game where you have to slap a person's hand, but that person has to try and move their hands away before he can slap you. Anyway, we were playing in line, right next to the street and all. I got slapped really, really hard--and I turned and saw this guy in his SUV who was stopped at the light, and he was laughing at me. He was with his family, and he was the one who was driving. I told my brother, "Hey, that guy's laughing at me", and I pointed at the guy. Kuya laughed, and I looked at the guy who was still laughing and making a "slapping hands" gesture. I pretended I was furious and dropped my jaw. I made this gesture, like a "get out of here!" kind of gesture. He had a green light anyway. It was hilarious. Kuya was laughing so hard.

What we ordered at Pink's:
1. 3 bacon chili cheese dogs (soo good, yet so bad--2 for Kuya, 1 for me)
2. chili dog (Dad)
3. fries
4. onion rings
5. 2 diet cokes
6. 1 bottled strawberry crush

spring break reading list:
1. Moving Pictures magazine, January/February issue (articles on women and films)
2. Frank Miller's Sin City: The Hard Goodbye (amazing drawings with use of light and shadow)
3. Selected Stories of Philip K. Dick (sci-fi is cool)
4. Why We Lost the ERA (for Women's Studies...boring...)
5. Almost French (Mom's co-worker lent it to her, but Mom said I could read it)