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My weekend was throttled with some of the most exquisite restaurants to spring up in the Bay. Two are very new, including Bong Su in downtown San Francisco, which just opened in May. They will most certainly deal with growing pains for a while, but they'll quickly define the complete taste of Vietnam, with their representation of all three styles of cooking (northern, central, and southern cuisine). A group of us hungry carnivores took Weldon to Sino for his birthday, a restaurant on Santana Row, already past its growing phase and into prime time fusion delights! Weldon and I also grabbed dinner at Sumi in the Castro. That's "Sue Me." Sue me in the Castro. Nevermind.
You know where to find my reviews of these sanctuaries of taste, and if you don't, well you'll just have to dig through my blog a little. There are so many developments to cover in upcoming entries, but for now I thought I'd offer a quick and dirty blogger Q & A session. The questions I'm asked most often are answered below. Hark, I'm sure these will just spark more questions than they answer!
Q: What the hey does ABloggingHorse mean, and why did you pick it for your Xanga name?
A: Embarrasingly enough, when I first created my Xanga account, I thought I was typing ablogginghorse into the password field. My intended name was "Gyla," but my password took the stage instead. Oops!
Q: I never see you out on the town. Why don't you go out clubbing or dancing?
A: Because I'm the most mysterious and obscure Aquarian you shall ever meet!  Catch me if you can.
Q: Where in hey did you learn all about classical music? How do I get into it?
A: Piano lessons from age 5. Just come with me on my next visit to Virgin Records, and step into a larger world!
Q: Whoa dude, how in the hey did you manage to get an office right on the corner of Ground Zero?
A: I was experimenting with entrepreneurship, and I needed an office. Voilą!
Q: You can't possibly tell me that you've abstained for 12 months. Everyone needs sex.
A: I have, and I'm the healthiest I've ever been as a result. But you're right, I can't hold out much longer.
Q: Why have you been single all your life?
A: I'm probably one of the most independent and experimental argonauts on this mudball we call Earth. I say again, catch me if you can!
Q: What's your middle name?
A: Lee.
Q: How old are you?
A: Beyotch, you must be joking. It's too easy.
Q: Are you a corn-fed Midwesterner?
A: I did not appreciate corn, and I always sought gourmet foodstuffs instead, especially German-Amish food and rhubarb pie.
Madleo75: What is that stain on your Henley?
A: Peet's coffee. I have a drinking problem. 
NanYu: What's the most challenging music that you ever had the delight of learning to play?
A: Ravel's Le Tombeau de Couperin. I still have to master all SIX movements!
Xevious10: What made you decide to learn how to fly?
A: I was a space cadet from infancy and always fascinated with aircraft/spacecraft. Luckily, my local Western Michigan University offered one of the best aviation programs in the country, with a very safe and well-maintained Cessna fleet. How could I say no to the best in the Midwest, right down the street?
While we're on a roll, leave a question as a comment, and I'll grow this Q & A list with the answer!
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Q&A...
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by DC-Max |
posted September 29th, 2006 around 01:21 AM
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A hottie practicing abstinence for 12 months... OMG, why?
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