Party In My Mouth!

I had quite an entertaining day today. Earlier, I went out in search of a Vietnamese restaurant that my aunt told me about. While looking for it, I wandered downtown. I knew I lived near downtown San Jose, but I didn't realize how close I was! On my way, I passed by a Seafood Mexican restaurant and I was really excited because I figured they would have shrimp tostados...which is something that I have only had twice at this Mexican restaurant in EL. I saved it for later though since I was on the hunt for the Vietnamese restaurant. So I wandered down 4th street and I couldn't find the restaurant....but I did find a BOBA tea cafe and I got myself a Thai BOBA tea...it was tasty. I decided to go back to the Mexican Seafood restaurant but decided to take a diversion because I saw a really cool building that turned out to be the City Hall. Once there, I kept going and came across a VIETNAMESE area! There were Vietnamese restaurants all day!! There was also a "Lee's Sandwiches" which is a place that sells all types of specialty Vietnamese subs. A lot of people both white and Asian have told me about this place and I am happy that it is very close to me. So while wandering in this area, I saw a clothing store and so I went in there to take a look around. First thing I noticed....they were playing the Backstreet Boys CD and second thing I noticed was that the owners were Vietnamese. Turns out they had some cute stuff, so I ended up buying a lot of clothes...whoops. It was pretty amusing because they were talking in Vietnamese to each other about me and then when I payed with my CC, the chick realize I was Vietnamese. LOL for Viet people not recognizing me. After I left, I decided to go eat at the Seafood Mexican restaurant because I had been thinking about shrimp tostados all day.....and what an amazing experience it was! Above is a picture of what I ordered....shrimp and crab tostados! Notice the various hot sauce I put together in the background ;) I also was watching a Spanish soap opera on the tv there and I stayed to watch the entire episode because it was so enrapturing.

Tonight, I went to an improv comedy show called ComedySportz with some interns. It's sort of like a mix between "whose line is it anyway" and that one show with nick cannon on MTV. It was pretty amusing because audience participation played a major role. Unfortunately, I got a little embarrassed. We picked the showing that was family friendly and one of the rules was that if any of the comedians or audience members said/suggested something inappropriate, they would have to wear a brown bag over their head for the remainder of the act. So the dude asked us to name an occupation that someone would have and I said "stripper." So they tried to make me wear a paper bag over my head....but I refused to. I don't do paper bag.