Japanese village

We've done a photo rally for the workshop this afternoon. I'm not quite sure it would give good result. I will prefer to do it by myself. For this rally, we must took twelve pictures that meet some requirements, like a picture of someone working at UVic. We got a disposable camera with 24 pictures left. Maybe we done some good one. We will see.

After the class, I go to downtown. I was a little bit disappointed because I was hoping to go to the Andrew Weil conference at the Royal Theatre on this friday. But the only tickets left is a the last row on the second floor. Furthermore, I went to the Chapter bookstore and they don't have so much interesting books. I met some girls on my way. They invites me to go supper with her at a Japanese restaurant called Japanese Village. I hesitated sometime because I know that it will be expensive, well too expensive for my budget. But finally I accept.

The restaurant was in a basement. We sit around a heating plate. The lights are dimmed. Every employee was Japanese. The decoration too was Japanese. We ate with chopstick. I don't really know how to handle them. But I make my way and I eat everything with them. It was delicious. A cook prepare the meals in front of us. For 20$, I've got a soup, a salad, rice, vegetables, teryaki salmon, shrimps, musherooms, soy sproots and a dessert. And I was the only man with four young pretty lady. I'm a lucky man ;-).