It's been so long since I've updated this....Lets start back from a week ago....
Thursday (6/28/12)
First ever burger at In-N-Out ...I know. |
Jie--my adventurous companion. He introduced me to the Chinese culture, traditions, and snacks |
Zongi--Rice dumpling--tradiational meal on
Duanwu Festival (端午節)
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Pork, mushroom, peanut dumpling with rice soaked in a delicious sauce |
Also common to have this day is a century egg--(pidan) a fermented egg...that pretty much sums it up |
It has an opaque portion (what would be the whites of the egg) |
It's black in color with crystal-like forms on it's body. They look like snowflakes |
Cut it open and it doesn't look appetizing The yolk s definitely rotten. The smell...rotten and the taste...*yuck* I hate my half though and was done. lol |
Saturday (6/23/12)
Saturday was spent in Santa Clara (a high-end strip mall), walk-ed around the Winchester mystery house, around the and Campbell road, where we got gelato and went shopping.
Sunday (6/24/12)
I drove to San Francisco with Jie and another person we met named Ryan. He had a Camero and asked if I wanted to drive it....uh, YEAH! We drove over the Golden Gate Bridge, down Lombard street, and up to the top of Twin's Peak where I saw all of San Francisco. There I met the Management Club and parted ways with my friends. We spent the next few days representing Oregon State at company's such as Oracle, Salesforce.com, San Francisco Tourism, E&J Gallo Winery, and a start-up company that created Zimride (a ride sharing service--follow the link and check it out).
I was soooo stoked! |
The view from Twin's peak |
Artists showing their skill at Twin's Peak |
A cute garden in San Fran. |
I'll have more photos from San Francisco up soon (either here or on Facebook). The rest of my week was work and then Friday I flew out to Austin, Texas. I got to see my cousins, aunt, and uncle before they flew out. Now I'm housing sitting for a week and watching old Oakley. Soon I'll be at my summer sublet. :)
To come: More San Fran photos and 4th of July adventures.
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