For dinner, we went to this really cool Japanese restaurant called Sapporo. We had some really good ramen, served to us by Hispanic waiters with the authentic Japanese dude calling out "irasshaimase" at the door. It was pretty cool, even though it was kind of tight on space inside. After dinner we went back out to Times Square, because our hotel is just super close to there. I walked through some stores with my mom while my dad was setting up his long exposure shots for the lights and stuff. We got some M&Ms from the big M&M store around there, and went to rejoin my dad. Because I was eating M&Ms, which is chocolate, I wanted to drink milk with it. Because I'm cool that way. Solution: Walgreen's. I was a little sad that they didn't have some reasonably smallish sized milk cartons, but more milk is good, I suppose. Osteoporosis doesn't sound particularly appealing to me. Anyways that's how I ended up drinking milk and eating M&Ms in Times Square at 10:30 at night.
Thursday, March 18, 2010
NYC Day 5 - Nightlife
For dinner, we went to this really cool Japanese restaurant called Sapporo. We had some really good ramen, served to us by Hispanic waiters with the authentic Japanese dude calling out "irasshaimase" at the door. It was pretty cool, even though it was kind of tight on space inside. After dinner we went back out to Times Square, because our hotel is just super close to there. I walked through some stores with my mom while my dad was setting up his long exposure shots for the lights and stuff. We got some M&Ms from the big M&M store around there, and went to rejoin my dad. Because I was eating M&Ms, which is chocolate, I wanted to drink milk with it. Because I'm cool that way. Solution: Walgreen's. I was a little sad that they didn't have some reasonably smallish sized milk cartons, but more milk is good, I suppose. Osteoporosis doesn't sound particularly appealing to me. Anyways that's how I ended up drinking milk and eating M&Ms in Times Square at 10:30 at night.
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That's epic.
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