SFRA 2009, Essay Conclusion and Sushi June 9, 2009
Posted by Jason W Ellis in Conference, Science Fiction, SFRA.Tags: hibachi, sfra2009, sushi, tucker
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While my pants were washing in my awesome Frigidaire combo washer and dryer, I rewrote the concluding section of my World of Warcraft essay that I am presenting on Friday morning. Now, I just need to type it up, but I’m out and about right now, so that will have to wait until later this afternoon when I am back home.
With the conclusion finished (but not yet joined to a shorter length overall essay), I drove back to the Starbucks area in Tucker, and got lunch at the delicious Kochi Sushi and Hibachi. For only $10, I got a Coke (it’s required in Atlanta) and a bento box full of sushi, tempura, teriyaki chicken, and fried rice along with soup and salad. There was so much food, I couldn’t eat it all, but I sure did try. Kochi’s lunch is yummy and highly recommended for the taste and the price!
One more thing–I never complained about my unibody MacBook’s glossy screen, until now. It is nearly impossible to use this thing outside where I”m sitting on Starbuck’s patio. My blue IAFA shirt is perfectly reflected on the screen where I am typing this blog post. Chock one up for matte finish laptop screens.
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