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1280912750_1_calabria atic_final fachada.jpgCalabria atic 1Area: EixampleCapacity: 2 Guests
1 Bedroom
1 Double bed
1 Bathroom
1 Double sofa beds
1 Terrace
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- DVD Player
- Air-conditioning
- Heating
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Fridge with small freezer
- Glass-ceramic stove
- Oven
- Microwave
- Spanish coffeemaker
- Kettle
- Toaster
- Elevator
- Terrace
- Shower
- Hair dryer
Calabria Atic is a very well preserved and modern quality apartment. It has been decorated in a fresh style by the owner who is an interior designer, and because of its location on a top floor it is like an oasis in the middle of the buzzling city. It is ideal for one person or a couple that comes for business reasons to Barcelona for a longer period.
This 40 m2 apartment has a luminous livingroom and bedroom with one large bed, both giving out on the pleasant terrace. It is oriented towards the inside of the block, so no traffic noise. The American kitchen is very well equipped, and the design bathroom has a shower.
For this apartment, the price includes a weekly cleaning service, with change of bed linen and towels.
Rates and other Calabria atic 1 apartment rental conditions
Minimum stay: 30 nightsRates (including taxes), from:Price 1 month:2.100 €Price 2-6 months1.975 €/monthOther chargesCheck-in / Check-out:15 € / 10 €Check-in on Sundays:30 €Check-in after 20h:30 €
Deposit: 300 €
Other conditionsThe price includes agency fees, bed linen and towels, weekly cleaning service, bed linen laundry in the apartment,internet, water and energy costs (up to 150 €/month).Tourist tax (0.72€/person/night) not included -
- Area
Surrounding of the apartment Calabria atic 1 in the Eixample neighbourhood
The apartment is located in the heart of the Eixample neighbourhood, a middle-class and alive area full of restaurants, bars and nice shops, and with lots of impressive modernist 19th century houses.
It is very well connected with the rest of the city through the many buslines and through two underground stops that are located at some 200-300 m, both from the blue line: Entença and Hospital Clinic.
Type of serviceName & AddressDescriptionClients' evaluationsGourmet shop
Gourmet shop
Selling and tasting of top quality wines, olive oils and cheeses. In the back shop: home-made dishes.Restaurant
Fresh Catalan cuisine in a pleasant atmosphere at reasonable prices (30-40€)Health services
Health services
Professional odontologic service, always using the latest technical improvements, specialised in implantology. Relaxed atmosphere.Hairdresser´s shop
Hairdresser´s shop
A modern hairdresser´s where besides getting a new haircut you can enjoy cocktails and good music on nights of full moon.Nightclub
One of the hottest spots in Barcelona´s nightlife. Razzmatazz offers three concert rooms and two discos.fitness
This gym has the latest in fitness technology and the spa the hottest in relaxation, surrounded by gardens and swimming pools.Spa
Hot, cold and cool water baths, massages, aromatherapy and many other ancient techniques, from the traditional Arab baths.Music Store
Music Store
In Santa Rita you will find vinyl records, books and very stylish retro objects. This store, located in the center of the Raval, will delight every design lover.Nightclub
Good venue to go out at night, well located and all ages target.
Pharmacy: open 365 days a year until 22h.Market
Beautiful neighbourhood market, with a large selection of local and delicatessen productsRestaurant
Galician family excellent restaurant.of course the seafood is succulent, as well as the cosy and familiar atmopshere so difficult to find nowadays. Large wine and cheese menu also.fitness
The Olympic swimming pool is now open to the general public and offers amazing facilities if you wish to train while staying in Barcelona. Apart from the swimming pool they dispose of a fitness area, a cycling area, several programmed classes and a spa. - Comments(0)
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Cooking with nettles, not unlike cooking with offal, always reminds me of a painting of a funeral. Not any painting of a funeral rather just this one painting of a funeral, Gustave Courbet's Un enterrement à Ornans (A burial at Ornans). It's an imperious painting, oil on canvas and ten by twenty-two feet. It's a massive tableau in browns & grays of a provincial funeral (his uncle's as a matter of fact), and it's beautifully ugly. But to a certain set back in 1850 it was, instead, offensive, presumptuous. Even rude. Because you see, ten by twenty-two oil on canvas was a space reserved for velvet narratives, gilded horses. Kings. History. Blues & reds. Nobility. Not actual peasants at an actual funeral. Low subjects on a grand scale, "realism". It was a fundamental shift in what was perceived as a worthwhile subject and a precursor to modernist painting. While the moderns would depart from the realists stylistically, I think the concept, the fascination with low subjects, with real life, as the content of high art is still with us, this legacy of realism. It was revolutionary at the time. There is no better formulation of it, in my estimation, than Baudelaire's in one of my favorite essays, De l'Héroïsme de la Vie Moderne (On the Heroism of the Modern Life):
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kept women - which drift about in the underworld of a great city...we have only to open our eyes to recognize our heroism."
Nettles and stomach lining are, in my estimation, the criminals and kept women of the culinary world, the browns and grays of Courbet, and I think this, the zeitgeist of the 1840's, is still alive and well when we see these ingredients on fine dining menus, stinging nettles at the French Laundry and organ meat at 11 Madison Park. But this doesn't surprise us at all, some of us even yawn and call it fashion. The elevation of low subjects on a grand scale is common place now, and that's always the pyrrhic victory of any cultural revolution, it always seems to jump the shark. But it wasn't always so, and still, it reminds me of that painting of a funeral, of Baudelaire's criminals and kept women, of that pageant that is the ugly, the mundane, the quotidian, the weeds, the guts. And of how grateful I am that I live in a time when there's an audience for the beauty in all of it. Life is far more interesting with weeds & guts, and we're a lot better off learning to love them because they certainly aren't going anywhere.
I'll offer, at best, a dispassionate apology for the art history lesson, both if it bored you or if you are fresher than me & found it awfully impoverished, but in another life modernism was a love of mine, and I ate, slept, and breathed Baudelaire along with my gin. It's still dear to me, and I think about it often, even if I do spend more time thinking about pie crusts than the philosophical and socio-cultural implications of pigments. I don't, however, apologize if you find my drawing parallels between nettle cakes and art history pretentious. Because that's just a very boring way of looking at it!
So I give you my tribute to Courbet's Un enterrement à Ornans & Baudelaire's On the Heroism of the Modern Life. It's an homage to the low as the high, a take on eggs Benedict, that posh hangover cure. It features purple asparagus thicker than my thumbs, asparagus so prized I actually had a nightmare about not getting to the market in time to get my paws on them last week. And it, my most precious produce, alongside the hairy, stinging dead nettles. The ancient quinoa. The glorious egg. Miraculous mayonnaise. Dark and spicy greens. Wonderfully salty southern cured ham. And a few of my favorite mustard colored pak choi flowers because I will always and forever eat flowers at any opportunity. It makes me feel mythological or something. But all of that aside, this is really just me using what is there, what I have. Real food & real light. And that's the point.
Asparagus Benedict on Quinoa Nettle Cakes with Country Ham, Lovage Mint Aioli, and a Poached Egg
makes 4 servings
A rich yet healthful take on a brunch classic, this meal would make an excellent dish for Mother's day, and it can easily be made vegetarian by omitting the country ham or gluten free by omitting the bread crumbs.
For Quinoa Nettle Cakes
adapted from love & olive oil
1 cup quinoa
1 1/2 cups water
1 bunch nettles
1/3 cup green olives, chopped
1/2 medium shallot, minced
1/2 cup bread crumbs
juice of 1 lemon + zest
1/2 tsp kosher salt
1/2 tsp crushed red pepper (or more like 1 tsp if you're me)
1 Tbsp honey
2 eggs
For Lovage Mint Aioli
2 Tbsp finely minced lovage (can substitute fennel fronds)
1-2 Tbsp finely minced mint (less if you prefer a less strong flavor)
1 egg yolk
1 large clove garlic minced into a paste with a 3 finger pinch of kosher salt
juice of half a lemon (or more to taste)
a little room temperature water for adjusting consistency as needed
1/2 cup canola oil
1/4 cup good olive oil
*you can invert the oil amounts if you prefer a stronger olive oil flavor, which I sometimes do
For Assembling
1 bunch thick asparagus
4 slices country ham, fried crispy (proscuitto, serrano ham, or pancetta can be substituted)
a mix of spicy baby greens
4 eggs, poached
1-2 Tbsp distilled white vinegar for poaching
Cooking Direction
1) Make quinoa cakes:
Rinse the quinoa.
Bring the quinoa and water to a boil with a tsp of salt, reduce to a simmer, cover and cook for about 20-25 minutes until soft and fluffy. Cool to room temperature.
Meanwhile steam the nettles until thoroughly wilted. Chop fine & squeeze dry with paper towels.
In a medium bowl mix the nettles and quinoa thoroughly. Add the olives, shallot, bread crumbs, lemon juice & zest, salt, pepper, and honey. Taste and adjust seasoning as needed. When it tastes to your liking add the two eggs. Mixture should hold together in patties. I usually have about two extra patties, which I like for breakfast the next day! If it doesn't hold together, you can add an extra egg.
Form about 1/3 cup into patties about 1" thick and place on a wax paper lined baking tray. Refrigerate covered for about 30 minutes to allow them to firm up. While they're firming prepare the asparagus, ham, and aioli. *These would also make excellent vegetarian burgers.
2) Make lovage mint aioli:
Place a medium bowl on a damp towel so it doesn't move around on you. Whisk yolk with the garlic and salt past until pale. Slowly, drop by drop begin to whisk in the oil. When a stable emulsion forms, you can add the oil in a thin stream while whisking constantly. About halfway through adding the oil or if it gets too thick add the lemon juice. Continue adding oil, adjusting the consistency as you go with a little bit of water to prevent it from getting too thick. When done, stir in the herbs and adjust the seasoning with salt and lemon juice. I sometimes add a tiny pinch of sugar to round out the flavor, though not always, and I in no way make it sweet. Just the smallest bit.
Steam until just tender. I like mine a little al dente. I do nothing but sprinkle with a little bit of salt. If your asparagus is fresh & in season it will need nothing more.
4) Cook quinoa cakes:
Heat canola oil of medium high heat in a large frying pan. When hot add the cakes without crowding. Fry in batches if needed. Cook about 5-6 minutes per side on medium to medium low depending on your stove until they are cooked through and crispy brown on the outside. While they're frying, poach your eggs.
5) Poach eggs & fry ham:
Bring a medium pot of water to a simmer. Add 1 tsp of vinegar if your eggs aren't insanely fresh. Break your eggs into individual small dishes. I use a tea cup. Create a whirl pool in the center of the simmering pot of water by stirring and tip an egg into it. Poach for 3 minutes, until white is set but yolk is still runny. Repeat with remaining eggs.
Meanwhile fry ham crispy.
6) Assemble:
Place warm quinoa cake on a bed of greens, top with ham, asparagus, egg, and a generous dollop of aioli. Serve warm.


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Whether or not the fabled spring tour of 1977 was, as many Dead Heads believe, the strongest Grateful Dead tour ever, it was unquestionably a magical time stuffed-to-overflowing with amazing shows. Say the word "Cornell" to any hardcore Head and it means one thing—the 5/8/77 show at Barton Hall on the august school's campus. But there were numerous other stops on the tour that produced monster shows, as well, from the five-night run at the Palladium in New York, to the incredible Fox Theatre in Atlanta (5/19 was part of the two-show Dick's Picks #29), to the two Florida shows—Lakeland and Pembroke Pines (Dick's Picks #29 and Dick's Picks #1, respectively)—Tuscaloosa, Richmond… the tour was a scorcher from beginning to end.
What was up? Well, by the spring of '77, the Dead had been back on the road for nearly a year following their famous performing hiatus, so Mickey Hart was thoroughly re-integrated into the band, and the septet was hitting a new stride. There was a handful of great new songs being integrated into the repertoire, including Garcia and Hunter's complex, epic "Terrapin Station" suite, Weir and John Barlow's cool, off-kilter reggae tune "Estimated Prophet," and Phil and Peter Monk's rollicking "Passenger." Those songs would form the core of the album that the Dead were recording in the winter of '77 with producer Keith Olsen down in Los Angeles. Olsen was a sharp guy with good ears (as they say in the biz), and he worked the Dead hard in the studio, forcing them to play perhaps a bit more precisely than they were accustomed to. Now, one can endlessly debate whether the result of Olsen's approach was ultimately an album that was a tad too precise—a criticism even the band leveled at Terrapin Station—but all the laboring over parts and arrangements in the studio seemed to have an extremely positive impact on how the band played live that spring.
Which brings us to Hartford, Connecticut on the night of May 28, 1977—the final night of this Tour for the Ages, and the source of our latest release, To Terrapin. You'd never know from listening to this show that the band had been on the road for more than a month and 25 previous concerts, because it has that sparkle and intensity the band only had when it was fresh, feelin' good and in full exploration mode. From the rippin' "Bertha" > "Good Lovin'" > "Sugaree" trifecta opening, through the spectacular second set sequence comprised of "Playing in the Band," a brisk and buoyant "Terrapin," a fantastic one-of-a-kind "Not Fade Away," "Wharf Rat," and the "Playing reprise." Definitely the band at its best!
So, why put this out now? Why the hell not? And what's with all the questions? Just enjoy it. OK, aside from it being a classic show worthy of release, we thought it might be fun to revisit a concert played in one of the venues The Dead are hitting this spring on their tour—that would be the Hartford Civic (now the XL Center) on 4/26/09… why, that's the 31-year, 11-month, 2-day anniversary show of this epic '77 show! Anyway, this three-disc complete show release has been lovingly mastered to HDCD specs from the original reel-to-reel tapes by Jeffrey Norman utilizing the usual array of mysterious black boxes and sonic tools unavailable to us mere mortals. Artist Scott McDougal, who's done such a bang-up job for us on the Road Trips series, has designed a beautiful package, and the always erudite Gary Lambert has contributed a fine essay which is accompanied by glorious photos of the band in Hartford in 1977. And because we know that in these tough economic times everyone could use a bargain, we're offering To Terrapin at the very low price of $17.98 for all pre-orders placed on dead.net before the April 7th release date. That's $2 under the suggested retail price. For the complete track listing and ordering info, click here.
I've only listened to the previews on Amazon, but what a show!!! The sound is great, and they really played it tight (and loose I guess). I'm putting together a best of 2000's list, and I want to throw in a token Grateful Dead show release. This might be the one.
I've always been kind of partial to 5/5, probably because it has been so easy to get (in good quality). I do hope that one is on the horizon at some point, but this show may be the cream of the crop from May '77. What an awesome tour that was. The Sugaree alone on this set is worth the price.
1977 was a really good year...kind of like 1971 but '71 featured raw power whereas '77 was a polished power. My one drawback of '77 was a general lack of real exploratory jamming thus keeping the second sets significantly shorter than other periods. The pre-'76 jams seemed to be a vehicle to break in new song structures as much as space exploration. The above comments not withstanding, this was one fine show. Thanks to the powers-that-be for releasing it!!
SBD/AUD matrix.
Is a veritable jewel box of a show & document.
If there was ever anything to love about this band, it's all on display in spades here.
With every player giving it his (or her) all, all night long & the strength of the material, this is why we ever cared at all, & kept coming back for more.
& the recording quality & sound profile of this particular outing is about as good as we could hope for.
Yup, they really were as good as I thought they were at the time, it wasn't just the drugs;-o
Great job all around--one for the ages.
if your order's still MIA, send me a PM with the order number etc. and I'll pass it to the folks who can tell us what's what. Sorry for the delay. As others have noted, this really is a lovely show and the sound is pretty stunning, so it is a drag that you're going without.
Hi Pelts.
I would say a few of us here have experienced a delay in shipment of the Hartford cds. I preordered on 2/24 and just received mine yesterday (4/23 ... the day after I received a ship confirmation email on 4/22). Don't waste your time trying to ask customer service. All that will get you is frustration. So, all I can say is try to be patient. The cd's will eventually arrive. And now that I've had a chance to listen to the entire show I can say that it was well worth the wait. Although next time I will order from Amazon instead.
I'm still waiting for my order that I placed over six weeks ago. Has anyone else had this problem?
Hey now ... I just received a shipping confirmation that my Hartford '77 order from Feb 24 has shipped. This is encouraging news.
Last week when I actually received a voice mail from customer service saying that my pre-ordered Hartford was going to ship and that I would receive a ship confirmation on Friday I kinda got my hopes up. Well, tis Tuesday and no further correspondence from customer service. Has it shipped? Has it not shipped? Don't know. I'm gonna give it till Friday then I'll probably just order it from Amazon and if Hartford ever does show up from my pre-order then I'll give it to a friend.


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I didn't know where to buy a cycle so I did what I always do. Tweet. Amit asked me to check out some stores in Santacruz. Later I would discover that there was a better shop in Bandra but, well, irrational exuberance over buying a cycle does tend to shroud the initial effort of asking oneself "Where in Bandra can I buy a cycle?". Irrational exuberance also took me over when I saw the range of cycles there. Immediately I wanted to buy some thingamajig that sold at Rs9,000. To which the fine young lads tweeted, recommending me that I go for a basic, no-frills cycle. No point going for something so expensive if my passion for cycling didn't last beyond the day I bought it. Made sense. I settled for a Hercules Matrix for Rs3,551 (note the 2% extra "for credit card").
I cycled back home and boy, was it fun. But that fun lasted only for that day because the next time I rode that cycle was a week later on Feb 21st for the Mumbai Cyclothon. Now this was a super-fun experience. Waking up at 6am on a Sunday was fully worth it because the experience of standing amidst hundreds of cyclers was really amazing. Buzz and excitement were in the air and the anticipation at the "Start" line was really super. After the "Start" line was a different story. In a few seconds I was overtaken by these pro cyclers, eating dirt as they whizzed past me. I swear they were over the speed limit. But I did finish the 12km stretch and while the organizers refused to give me a certificate I could be proud of, they did give me a banana and water as refreshments after the race.
It's now two weeks since I bought the cycle and I did go twice to Carter Road for a ride. Once in the evening, which was a nightmare, and once in the morning (much better). As you'd expect, it isn't fun cycling in Bombay. Least of all in the evening, at a popular racing track, which is what Carter Road becomes after 8pm. Then there's the pollution to deal with. With assorted cars, rickshaws and buses zipping by, you're left in their jetstream taking in all they have to offer. Pedestrians aren't better. They walk in random patterns all over the road rather than the beautiful, adjacent promenade next to it. The mornings are safer (except for this one nut-job who was, I kid you not, walking in the middle of the road), cleaner and emptier. Hell, I can even listen to music while cycling.
I'd recommend cycling to anyone. If an overweight, under-enthu guy like me can do it, anyone can. I find it more fun than the treadmills and cross-trainers at a gym (not that there's anything wrong with that). And I also respect cyclists a whole lot more now than before. They're taking care of their health and our environment. They aren't asking for much, aren't breaking any rules, causing traffic jams, or hogging road space. We need more of them. And I'd give him/her the right of way next time I encounter one on the road. You should too.
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I bought a cycle too, a week b4 feb 14th, and was today moaning about Bangalore traffic trying to kill me... - 3:39 PM
- Gaurav Prabhu said...
I agree with your views on the bad cycling experience in the evening here in Mumbai. I too have encountered them at some point of time. Cycling not only improves health but is also a good relaxing hobby if done on good tracks that is. Keep posting your cycling adventures! I would like to check them out.
- Purush said...
Hey great buddy! Tho' completely sympathize with the state of our roads for bicycling or running...I was hoping to run outdoors when I come back, but that seems foolhardy now. Perhaps you could also take up running (cross-training and all that), and we'll discover some good times/roads for doing it?!:)
Hope a 2 pack, atleast, is showing already! - 12:17 AM
- jamesreegan said...
I bought a cycle too, a week b4 feb 14th, and was today moaning about Bangalore traffic trying to kill me...
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9 Feb 2012
Wales lock Bradley Davies has been hit with a seven-week ban for a tip tackle in last week's clash with Ireland.
Davies was yellow-carded in Sunday's Six Nations Test for an illegal tackle on Ireland lock Donnacha Ryan. The tackle was similar to the one that earned Wales captain Sam Warburton a red card in the 2011 World Cup semi-final against France.
On this occasion, however, the transgression didn't cost Wales the match but it will mean that Davies will be unavailable for the remainder of the Six Nations. After being cited for the tackle, Davies was banned for seven weeks at a disciplinary hearing on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Ireland flank Stephen Ferris has been cleared of a dangerous tackle in the same Test.
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A one week ban would have been excessive for this "gentle tip".
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Recap of the ITASA NorCal mixer at Stanford
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There are a lot of perks to being an ITASA West Coast District Chair. Besides the prestigious title, I get to work with some of the most dedicated people in the Taiwanese American community to plan social events designed to bring the several collegiate TASAs in the Northern California closer as well as to form a community. There are three West Coast District Chairs for Northern California; Jackie Hwang of UC Berkeley, Pearle Lun of Stanford, and me for UC Davis. For those who've never been to California or even know much of California's geography, know this-the golden state is huge. UC Berkeley, UC Davis, and Stanford are all spread out from each other which make personal networking kind of hard. But this is the part where the brilliant idea of mixers comes in. Jackie, Pearle, and I brainstormed together about effective ways in which our individual TASAs could mingle with each other and concluded that one mixer per quarter in each of the school seemed like a great idea to bring everybody together. There would be one Saturday per quarter during which students not only get to spend an entire day running around a new school campus in teams in a bid to win a photo scavenger hunt. Not only that, but we threw in a couple of large group ice-breakers to get everybody acquainted with each other and basically, our main message for all the events was to have fun.
Our last mixer of the 2011-2012 school year took place at Stanford University on April 7th, the same day the ITASA Midwest conference and New York ECC Spring Mixer was taking place. Imagine that-three different ITASA events taking place across the United States all within the same time frame! Pearle and Jackie could not contain their glee and both would often comment "This is so exciting" every so often. It really was exhilarating that day. As with the previous two mixers (the first one at UC Berkeley, and the second one at UC Davis), we started at 1 P.M. It took a bit of time before all three schools congregated at the designated meeting place since between Davis and Berkeley, there was an average of about an hour and half of driving time involved. The weather was picture perfect that day, all sunlight and soft breeze. We had a turnout of about thirty five or so people, which is a pretty good amount. During quick introductions, we discovered that amongst our Stanford peers were a former World Pokemon Champion and the only Asian that one will ever meet from Tennessee. There was a very complicated game of Taiwanese Jeopardy. It was really hard; over half of everybody in attendance was surprised by the lack of knowledge they contained about Taiwan. For example, did you know that the Tropic of Cancer runs through Taiwan and that Jay Chou's newest album is titled "Exclamation Mark"? If you did, congratulations - because I was desperately trying not to google all the questions displayed on my iTouch.
The scavenger hunt involved us being separated into three groups and then sending us on a wild search throughout the Stanford campus. The scavenger hunt is really a mix of "An Amazing Race" mixed with a bit of sightseeing– in that the non-Stanford students got the chance to explore a different campus rather than the one they're used to seeing. My group and I chanced upon a webcam in one of the engineering buildings which linked M.I.T. directly to Stanford. Since our time zones are different, all we got to see was the cleaning lady all the way on the other side of the country since it was already night time. We tried waving to her but sadly, she did not wave back. Then, we trekked to the "Gates of Hell" where we took many pictures and ran into multi-colored students who had just finished the "Color Run". All in all, it was an extremely eventful day especially since my group ended up winning the scavenger hunt.
After an enormously eventful and tiring day of journeying around Stanford's mammoth grounds, everybody went to dinner at a restaurant 15 minutes away from campus. During our deliciously oily dinner (Mongolian Stir Fry), everybody mingled with each other and got to know each other much better. Later on, we all flocked over to the Boba shop named Tea Era across the street because really, the best way to end the day is with a cup of mouth-satisfying boba. I got the Japanese Green Milk Tea after asking for some recommendations from a Stanford student who blushed when she confessed she had tried everything on the menu at least twice. I have to admit, it was a great recommendation since the milk tea was delicious. All of us spent the next few hours just sitting around outside and hanging out before finally realizing that it's best not to drive back in the middle of the night. We wished each other a good night as well as assurances of friending each other on Facebook.
I had a twinge of nostalgia that night as the mixer concluded. The feeling I had I can only equate to that moment when you blow out the candles on your birthday cake. Yes, it's tremendous turning a year older because now there are more opportunities available to make all the wildest dreams come true. But yet, the wistfulness of everything you've accomplished envelops you. So, I bid not a good night to these one of a kind mixers but rather a sincere see-you-again, for next year there will once again be the gathering of our respective TASAs with new members all prepared to craft unique memories that will forever be immortalized in our hearts and of course, facebook albums.
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