While I was at work, a few of my co-workers offered to take me out to dinner. I can't resist an offer like that, so I accepted, and chose the Momoya Japanese restaurant at 570 N. Shoreline Avenue in Mountain View as our dinner destination. I've been in a kind of sushi zone lately, having eaten it a couple of times in the previous week, most notably during my trip to Oakland the week prior to see cameras and visit my friend, Judy . Once again, I gorged myself on sushi, in front of Fanny, Natasha, and Jarrett. We chatted for nearly two hours at the restaurant, talking about work, love, relationships, and the future.
Birthdays are often the time for reflection, and that night was no exception.
With people around me, though, it was good to be able to bounce ideas and philosophy off of them. Dancing Following my sushi gorging with my co-workers, I returned home and began preparations for my first dancing outing of the new millennium. When I told the cashier that it was birthday, asking her if I could get in for free, she apologetically replied that she couldn't. She told me that it was a number of other people's birthdays and she couldn't let them in for free. One drink would have been enough to cover for me, and I'm sure that the other partygoers were drinking their way to a sizeable bill.