So. Much.

[batskeets]

Being quick, because I have no time!

Saturday was cool. Had a business meeting, went and worked on a sailboat, and got paid to take photos of the Starlight Run! (some of those coming soon, I suspect)

Yesterday? Also cool. dnelson came up with a ladyfriend and we biffed around town, and ate at PF Chang's. Food was good enough, but definitely not on-par with what my snobby Chinese food standards would hope for. ;) (Mom's cooking = #1)

Today? Jobby job job. LOTS of orientations and paperwork and what-have-you. I have my own office; they were all apologetic that I didn't get an office with an outside window right away, but I'm all, "OMG actual privacy!" :O So, yeah, it should be good.

Anyhoo, I'm going to set up my voice mail, and then I'm off like a dirty shirt!

Comments

[dakania.livejournal.com]

PF Chang's isn't even really Chinese food—it's Westernized Hong Kong bistro food...

[chiaslut.livejournal.com]

Yay for your freedom from the Cube Farm!!!

[xplo-eristotle.livejournal.com]

Don't feel too snobby.. I think PF Chang's is kinda crap too.

Unfortunately, if there's any good Chinese food in PDX, I don't know where it is. I sure haven't found it yet. There's a couple of places on 82nd I've heard good things about, but I never had the chance to try them.

Apparently Portland is kind of notorious for having no good Chinese food?

[bad-juice.livejournal.com]

If you happen to find a good place you have to tell me, cause everywhere I've been to has lead me to believe the above statement isn't a stereotype but an unquestionable fact.

[lillilah]

Yep, I was horribly unimpressed with PF Chang's. It was pricey too. I've heard about good dim sum there, but have now forgotten the name of the place.