village wok

cheap, tasty chinese food is something that i did not expect to find in minnesota. and to top that, a teapot full of delicious hot tea and a nice cozy atmosphere. this is probably one of the very few places where i don't mind giving 25% tip. not that my purchases are more than $5 either. and the wireless from (i'm suspecting) starbucks makes this place a perfect hideout for me. i wish the owner would let me stay here after the sun goes down until the place closes.

watched the first four episode of project arms. not bad for a dubbed anime. there are some cheesy lines here and there, but actions are mostly good. i think it would have been a lot better had it not been dubbed. it's funny how they encourage kids to read, yet they dub all kinds of anime that got in here and take out the subtitles. japanese audio with subtitles. that's the way to go.

quantity over quality today went awry. never try to use food to relieve stress. food is never a solution. alcohol probably is. ah, i miss wine. too bad i'm not legal yet.

my 7th cup of tea. amazing how this teapot never seems to run out of tea, and it stays hot, too. keep in mind that i have been here for the past hour.

mall of america tomorrow. hope i can wake up for it. i wanna buy some stupid shit. something big and stupid that i can't carry home. that way i can drop it off the bridge into mississippi river. i wished those two lead blocks that brian and andy found were here; it would be so much fun dropping them. or the steel ball. i wish i could carry a 100-pound steel ball with me all the time. that'd be nice.

we should have bowling night with the 100-pound steel ball. and use faculty members as pins. or grad students.