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Good Times in Venice

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 10:32 am on Monday, July 31, 2006

Venice - Day 1 (July 31, 2006)

Flight at 6am from LAX to JFK.  I never slept because I was up late packing.  I tried to pack light, but it’s tough to do that when you’ve got so many gadgets.  We saw Jimmy Smits at the airport, then flew to JFK.  I slept for a few hours and our plane had tv screens in the back of every chair.  The problem was that the movie sucked, so I watched some news and Food Network instead (the ubiquitous Giada Di Laurentiis and some Barefoot Contessa).

We had a 4 hour layover in NY, so Susan and I ate some lunch at the Great American Bagel Company, which I thought was pretty decent considering a sandwich was only 6.79, which is nothing when it comes to airport food.  As we were waiting at the gate to board a flight, an 11 year old kid named Simon started showing me his number puzzle game, the kind where you have 15 numbered tiles, in 3 rows of 4 numbers and 1 row of 3, with one empty slot, with the object being to rearrange the numbers in order.  After a few minutes he was showing me some pretty good tricks.  He had some hilarious quotes, which included:

“See? Who says grownups can’t learn fast?” (after teaching me some trick that I applied)

“Are you Italian?”

“Mom! Mom! Can I get his phone number?” to which his mom replied “uh…that won’t be necessary.”

Then on the plane, we sat only a few rows from him, so I promised to teach him how to play the card game speed.  He said ”I love card games!” Then he said “Does it involve gambling?  I’m not 18 yet.”

The flight from JFK to Venice itself was delayed because some construction caused a huge backlog of flights.  When we arrived, we bought a 3 day vaporetto (water bus) pass, almost got on the wrong shuttle bus, then got on the right one, then almost got on the wrong water bus, then got on the right one, then finally arrived at our hotel, the Hotel Al Ponte Mocenigo, off the San Stae stop on the number 1 vaporetto.  On a side note, I thought the word Stae would be pronounced stah-A (like stah-play, but just the ay), but I keep hearing it pronounced different ways. 

After unpacking, we got back on the vaporetto and rode to Rialto, where we had lunch at the equivalent of a takeout counter.  We got some pretty great lasagna and caprese salad, with a mineral (aka “with gas”) water.  To top it off, we had some gelato (lemon and strawberry for me, coffee and mint chip, which they called “After 8″ for Susan).  I’ve resolved to try to eat gelato after every meal we have.  We then realized that we had left Susan’s bus pass at the hotel, so we had to walk back, which was actually pretty fun.  Venice streets are pretty windy and narrow, so it’s even unique to walk through them. 

After a nap (we were so tired), we got back on the vaporetto and went down to Piazza San Marco, where we went to the top of the tower at Campanile Basilica tower to take a look down.  Then we walked around and had dinner at this restaurant that advertised “home cooking” which apparently means pretty salty food.  We had a salty spaghetti dish and I had an interesting mushroom risotto (very soupy rice topped with a layer of cheese).   I wouldn’t go back to that place.

After watching some musicians in Piazza San Marco, we rode the vaporetto back to Rialto where we sat by the Grand Canal and has some dessert (tiramisu for Susan, big ice cream for me). 

I took a boatload of pictures today but I have no way to upload them (but our hotel does have a loaner laptop and wireless internet, which is pretty sweet).

Tomorrow’s goals include seeing the Basilica at San Marco, Ca D’Oro, maybe Murano and Burano, the fish market, the Peggy Guggenheim collection, finding a Fanta Limon, and eating some seafood and pizza.


Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 3:33 am on Saturday, July 22, 2006

I’m totally pulling for Floyd Landis to win the Tour de France. I never even heard of that guy until a week ago, but the more I read about him, the more awesome he seems. Check it out:

- He’s riding with a degenerative hip condition that most doctors think needed surgery before the tour began.

- He was born in Mennonite country. They’re sort of like the Amish. Now he’s a top athlete. I don’t think that happens that often.

- He was winning, then choked in a disastrous stage, causing everyone to write him off. Then, the day after, he came out and destroyed everyone, climbing back into contention and prompting cycling enthusiasts to label it as the best single day performance in the history of the Tour. How awesome is that? Everyone thinks you’re finished and you come back like that.

- He’s American

- Did I mention he was born in Mennonite country?

Anyway, hope he wins.

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 9:06 pm on Friday, July 21, 2006

Today I spent a few hours in the Arcadia Public Library.  For some reason, I assumed that public libraries wouldn’t be very crowded during summer vacation.  I was totally wrong. The place was packed.  Specifically, it was packed with only three “types” of people - Asian youths, Asian adults (most of whom were parents of the youths) and old white people.  Man, Asians are really something.  Pounding the books hard on a Friday afternoon in July.  Seriously, how many white kids even remember how to spell their own names in July?  The library even had a study room with a paid “moderator” to watch over things.  I even spotted an Asian kid wearing a t-shirt that read “Harvard 2009″ on it.  Sure, that shirt would mean “I’m a pompous ass” everywhere else, but in the library, that shirt meant respect.  I could feel it.  It was really something else.  Oh, and I was the oldest Asian person there that wasn’t a parent.   I felt pretty awkward at first, but then I figured I was good enough for the place.  After all, my high school GPA was over 4, I at least got into UCLA and Berkeley, and I know how to play an instrument.  Then I remembered that I wasn’t valedictorian, I didn’t go to an Ivy league school, I only know how to play one instrument, and I’m not a doctor.  Then I got depressed again.

Applebee’s Rules

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 11:36 pm on Wednesday, July 19, 2006

I’ve written about how Huntington Drive, as it cuts through the Arcadia/Monrovia border, has the most densely packed collection of chain restaurants that I’ve ever seen. Obviously, I’m not out here for recreation, but I thought it would be good to try to eat at the ones that I’ve never been to or haven’t been to for a while. Don’t ask me why I thought of this. I just feel like you should always expand your horizons when you can, and that’s the only horizon to be expanded in this area under these circumstances.

So I’ve been to Claim Jumper twice. The first time was the candied walnut/pear salad and barbecue chicken time (both were good). The second time was the regular salad and tri tip sandwich time. The tri tip sandwich itself was a bit salty, especially since some pieces had too many peppercorn bits, but with the au jus, it became super salty to the point where I was drinking water just to get it down. Barbecue chicken wins over tri tip sandwich.

Yesterday I went to Red Lobster, which I don’t really go to that often because there isn’t one where I live. I got the broiled platter, trying to avoid fried stuff for health purposes. I’ve never really been into Red Lobster (from the few times I’ve been there) and this time was no different. The broiled platter consisted of scallops, shrimp, and stuffed dover sole. All of those things tasted the same, except the shrimp, which had more garlic. The tartar sauce for the sole also was really sweet, which isn’t my preferred type of sauce. Then, to top it off, the waiter was wearing some rather noticeable cologne. You don’t see that very often in restaurants (for good reason). Whenever he dropped food off, I’d see the food, but smell the cologne. That’s the sign of a not-so-high-class place. I think the best thing there are the cheese biscuits. When I left, I passed by the tank of lobsters they had at the entrance, and realized that all of the lobsters could see the Red Lobster sign in the front. I started wondering what would happen if one of them learned how to read. I wonder if he’d be alarmed, or if he’d see the sign and say “yup, this is the place to be. Wait a minute! None of us are red!” Then he’d see a menu with a cooked, red lobster in it, and then all hell would break loose in the tank.

Today I went to Applebee’s, which I’ve never been to before. I had good vibes about this place before I went in. They have some pretty great commercials. By great, I mean over the top/cheesy, like the one where the Applebee workers watch the local high school football team lose a heartbreaking game on tv and then decide to stay late at the restaurant, past closing time, to serve the heartbroken players, who pulled up in the team bus. When I walked in, I noticed that the Applebee’s was open till midnight on weekdays, and 1am on weekends. Another plus (I like the idea of late night eateries. It sort of a comforting feeling to know that a Sourdough Jack isn’t the only kind of prepared food available past 10pm.) I ordered the sirloin steak/riblets combo. Riblets are their signature dish, one that the menu proclaimed was “world famous.” I had to order it. I like to think I’m a sucker for this kind of thing not because I’m really gullible, but because I figure when a restaurant says a dish is world famous, it’s more like a dare than a boast. “We dare you to not like these!” Ok, maybe it’s not that extreme.

The steak was actually pretty good (don’t get it cooked past medium, since that’s like medium well anyway). The riblets were ok, but weird. The riblets are just free standing ribs (instead of as part of a rack), but they’re flat, instead of curved. I don’t really get the point of doing that, and I don’t see how that could make a place world famous. The name also bugs me a little, since “Riblets” doesn’t sound that appetizing to me. It either sounds like giblets, which aren’t that appetizing or, piglets, which isn’t appetizing either. My idea was “loner ribs” and maybe in some really conservative, anti-gay red states, “straight ribs.” I’m sure they’d be really popular there, along with some “Hetero Hot Wings.”

The sides - broccoli, mashed potatoes and garlic bread, were pretty decent actually.

I also was still hungry after my meal, so I ordered their chocolate cake thing, mostly because I wanted the ice cream that came with it. I told the waiter to bring a box with the dessert, because I probably couldn’t finish it. He brought it, and as I was eating it, I realized I easily could have finished it. Still, I took half of the cake home, just to save face.

But the best part of my meal was overhearing two guys talking. Having both recently turned 21, they first started out talking about whether they liked beer or wine better. It was much more entertaining hearing it than reading about it. They talked about wine like it was this really new thing that was just invented, and one of them just didn’t like it all. Then they talked about their recent trip to Vegas, and that was entertaining for the same reasons as the beer/wine debate was. Then, one of them started talking about the French Quarter, and how he had been there recently and how he’d noticed how much it had changed since he’d last been there. As I heard that, I thought “ok now we’re shifting to more adult topics” and I tuned in. Then the guy continued, saying “it’s just not the same. Like, they have different bread there now.” Turns out he was talking about the French Quarter restaurant in Disneyland. I thought that was hilarious.

Applebee’s has just jumped up on my list of places to eat.

Things that Don’t Make Sense to Me

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 11:30 pm on Wednesday, July 19, 2006

- Countries that keep shooting rockets at each other to prove a point, when they usually just hurt people that don’t really care about either country’s point.

- Caring about who Lindsay Lohan is dating

- Caring about what Paris Hilton says or thinks

- Why the lip synching thing didn’t totally destroy Ashlee Simpson’s career

- Why people would want to see a movie that has Marlon Wayans’ face superimposed over a baby’s body.

- Why it matters if celebrities provide the voices for animated characters in movies

- Why would anyone pay to have Kevin Federline attend their party (link)

- How tabloids make much money when they keep getting sued

- What happens to the stuff at Ross and Marshalls that no one buys?

- Why FIFA wants to take the Golden Ball away from Zinedine Zidane, when the award is for the best player, not the nicest guy or more sportsmanlike guy.

- Why ESPN.com spent the time making a list of the best college football players to wear each number, from 1-99. Well, I guess Joe Schmidt was the best college football player to wear #65.

- Why Nintendo doesn’t sell/offer an internet browser for its DS Lite in the US

- Why skee ball isn’t more popular

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 10:26 pm on Sunday, July 16, 2006

It’s not easy being trapped in a room with a stack of bar review materials.  I was telling Susan that, on average, I don’t talk to more than 1 or 2 people, in person, per day, and that person usually is in the food services industry (i.e. the Baja Fresh guy, the Claim Jumper waiter, etc.).

Another thing is that I don’t really have any sense of time.  I’ll just study until my head hurts a little or I start realizing things aren’t sticking.  Then I reward myself with a few minutes of pacing around my hotel room.  It’s a small room, so it’s not a long journey.  Last night I rewarded myself and watched a few minutes of Crocodile Dundee II.  Random, but it felt great.

I also realized that I’m the kind of person that prefers to learn by first seeing what’s correct, then rationalizing it, and then moving forward.  For instance, I was a really good speller when I was a kid, but only because I had seen those words spelled correctly when I read things.  If I saw a mispelled word, I could “see” the correct version in my head, and recognize that it didn’t match.  When I was working, I’d always just ask people to tell me the normal protocol for doing things first, then I’d rationalize why it was done that way.  This applies to the bar two ways.  First, on the multiple choice, I’m an ace at seeing the wrong answers, even though I probably wouldn’t be able to tell you, word for word, what the exact law should be.  For multiple choice, that works fairly well, and that explains my relatively high scores on that section.  The problem comes with the essays, since you actually need to know the laws word for word on those.  I found that I’ve started doing a lot better using a two step method.  First, I read a lot of “sample answers” so that I could see the best sorts of structures to answer certain types of questions (the structure of bar essays is pretty crucial).  The second thing is that when I read a laundry list of elements, I have to sort of picture it in my head.  For instance, instead of just memorizing the elements of a valid attested will, I drew up a template attested will.  That’s the problem when you’re really not that smart (like me).

In other news:

I bought some Dryers Dibs the other day at the market.  They are these little bon bon type, chocolate covered ice cream things.  I ate a few today and read the health information on the side.  I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw the number “94% daily allowance of saturated fat].”  You never see a number that big on those nutritional labels because the manufacturers break down the serving size so much in order to avoid freakishly scary numbers.  I guess the Dibs people didn’t get that memo, since the serving size was half the container.  Still, it’s scary number.

The Mcdonalds Asian chicken salad, compared to the Jack in the Box version is as follows:

Similarities:

Dressing has same type of flavor

Canned mandarin oranges

Differences

Smaller than Jack’s
Types of lettuce seem a bit more variant (Jack’s has mostly iceberg)

Doesn’t include any fried wonton things

Doesn’t include any red onion

Includes red bell peppers (Jack’s doesn’t)

Includes edamame (Jack’s doesnt)

and that was the highlight of the day.

Thank you.

My Most Treasured Belongings

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 11:55 pm on Friday, July 14, 2006

The hotel I’m staying at had the fire alarm go off at 4am today. I opened the door to my room and I heard guys’ voices in the hallway grumbling, and then all of a sudden saying “oh damn this is a fire!”

Down the stairs came all of the hotel guests, with the adults carrying things like their young children, their pets, and some laptops.

Guess what I was carrying?

My most treasured belongings:

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Don’t worry, everything’s ok. I even tried to make sure I memorized a few laws while in the parking lot, knowing that I’d forever remember them as the ones I learned when the hotel I was staying at caught on fire.

Currently Listening
Experience Hendrix: The Best of Jimi Hendrix
By Jimi Hendrix
“Fire
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Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 7:43 pm on Thursday, July 13, 2006

From Conan O’ Brien

“Zinedine Zidane today claimed that the Italian soccer player that he headbutted insulted his mother and his sister.  The Italian soccer player denied it, instead claiming he told Zidane “I bet you can’t break my ribcage with your skull.”

Wow

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 7:16 pm on Thursday, July 13, 2006

I’ve had an unusual last 24 hours.

The Hotel
My sublet on the westside came to an end, so yesterday I moved to an Extended Stay hotel for this last homestretch before the bar exam. I had stayed at one of these before, and my experience here was fairly decent. This chain has rooms with kitchens, and since their target customer is the long-term stayer, it’s sort of homey and not that expensive (they have weekly rates).

The Fridge

When I checked in, I overheard the woman next to me saying that the hotel room she was getting was for her husband only, and that he was only staying here so he could study for the bar exam. Go figure. When I got up to the room, I realized that the refrigerator (a) wasn’t working (b) smelled like sh*t and (c) had mold in the freezer. I went downstairs and asked for another room, but the worker behind the desk was too busy arguing with her mother on the phone in Russian to help me (I knew it was her mom because that was the only word she spoke in English and I knew it was Russian because I’m a good amateur sleuth). Finally she got off the phone and told me that there was nothing she could do since there were no more rooms. Then I got pissed off and scared her into saying “uh, talk to my manager, I’m sure he’ll give you a free night or something.” Enter the manager, a bearded white guy who was talking on his cell phone in the parking lot (the Russian girl was kind enough to direct me to his whereabouts). I interrupted his phone call (to be fair, he could have been on a break), told him about the problem and he came up to the room. Turns out the fridge had been turned off. I was still pissed about the smell and the mold, but since he said no one could clean it until the morning, he had someone go to the supermarket and get me a box of baking soda. Obviously this isn’t a high class operation.

The Lisp

A housekeeping woman came to clean the fridge this morning, and when she entered, she asked me some things in Spanish, to which I responded. She was surprised that I could understand her, so she struck up a conversation while cleaning the mold. As the conversation when on, I started to have difficulty answering her. She thought it was because I didn’t speak Spanish well enough, but the problem was that she had a really severe lisp. Anyway, it worked out because she laughed when I had my trademark bewildered look on my face. That bewildered look has gotten laughs worldwide, no joke. I distinctly remember having someone in Germany and someone in Japan laugh at that expression.

The Exploding Soda Can

Today I went to my car in the middle of the day to get some lunch and realized that a can of 7up had exploded in my car. Seeing that this is my new car, I freaked out and ran up to my room to get some cloths and some water. The whole car was sprayed, from the seats, to the middle console, the back seats, the windows and the ceiling (which was by far the toughest to clean). I spent almost an hour cleaning out the car in 100 degree heat. It was terrible. The 7up can was so disfigured. Both ends were bulging, and the pressure had ripped a hole in the top bulge. Anyway, the car is ok (so lucky it wasn’t a colored beverage). I think 7up cans can’t take extreme heat. Every 7up can in my car had at least one bloated end, but the Sunkist sodas were fine.

I went to Claim Jumper by myself for the first time today. The barbecue chicken sandwich and candied walnut/pear salad are both pretty good. I’ve never been to Claim Jumper by myself, but one good thing about it is that every entree is good for two meals, which is important for time saving purposes.

The Aroma of Shrimp Scampi

Then I came back and used the can. While sitting on the can, I realized that my bathroom smelled like shrimp scampi. I thought I was imagining it (this bar thing is starting to be too much), but I wasn’t. The funny thing is, it smelled pretty good, but when you’re sitting on the toilet, the last thing you think about is shrimp scampi.

The Customers at the Market

Finally tonight I went to the market and was in line behind three people. It was like they had put themselves in order for me, from least funny to most funny. Here’s what they were buying.

3rd place: Hillbilly buying hard liquor and lots of cigarettes (not that funny but the stereotype fits)

2nd place: Off duty Pizza Hut worker (wearing a full Pizza Hut worker outfit) buying 3 huge beers (It’s kind of funny for me to envision a Pizza Hut worker who’s day at Pizza Hut was so rough that he went straight to buy 3 huge beers after work.)

1st place: Older Hispanic woman buying a plunger. (ok seriously I think this is hilarious. 1130pm at Ralphs and you’re in line buying nothing but a plunger. C’mon that’s classic. One time I was buying a plunger somewhere and I turned to the guy next to me and said “it’s only for preventative measures. Really.”  He thought it was funny.)

Filed under: Uncategorized — admin at 9:48 pm on Tuesday, July 11, 2006
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