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[prismakaos]

today, i am happy about: going into boston and seeing paul. paul is awesome. we had pho for lunch, from the same chain as is in Mountain View, Pho Hoa. It was bizarre because the boston version is much nicer and less hole-in-the-wall-sketchy. the food wasn't as good, which just goes to prove the point that if you want good pho, go to a sketchy hole-in-the-wall in California. however, he is coming out to california in January to attend a random conference from the tenth through the fifteenth.

today, i am less happy about: long bus rides, lack of money, and generally frustrated at life's current path for me.

today, i wish that: he would move. but, c'est la vie. i also need to make a christmas list....

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[spamchang.livejournal.com]

i'm going to a local pho place pretty soon...i'm prepared for a less-than-california-par experience ><;

[(Anonymous)]

There's also good Pho in hole-in-the-wall DC area places. It's the hole-in-the-wall quality that matters, it seems. I think Zagat described the place as reminding one of a church basement.

[prismakaos.livejournal.com]

sounds intriguing. if i ever make it down to the DC area....I need to do that anyway, there are a couple of people i should visit.

[skydude.livejournal.com]

It was the lowest score I had ever seen Zagat give for service or decor, anywhere. The food was really high, though, a 25, I think (30 being the highest), and low prices.