oh man i read the story of some american guy who went to monterrey and his friend there took him to "the best place to eat in town" and it was carl's jr. he he. i swear though fast food tastes better in mexico than the u.s. and i don't know why.

jade -- my favorite thing in carl's jr. is the steak & egg breakfast burrito, which is a staple of our road trips. in the east coast it's hardee's i think but it's not the same eh??

hey btw, are you driving or flying to california?

yeah, hardees. we used to have one right near my house but now it's a chick-fil-a.

flying. i fly into san francisco and hfafanka you have no idea how excited that little detail makes me.

dude, you're making me feel sad for you! (just kidding)

yeah, carl's kick ass, actually, they recently reopened after like ten years when they closed the last franchise here, so i'm very happy for this.

hope you get a tasty burger soon!

the best burgers in mexico are carl's, the ones they make in a bar i go, orange-franchise street vendors (so called because most have an orange plastic cover) and, as weird as it sounds, chilli's (yeah, that chilli's)

i havent eaten meat in like 2 months and it's funny i don't crave it. but seafood...

eh im out of here, gotta shower & go to bed, happy burgers to both of you :D

It's Hardees here on the fringe of the midwest too. And having been to a Carl Jr's in California, they are exactly the same, besides the name. Now I'm wondering why there is a difference in names?

every-e- chilis the restaurant? they opened a new one in daytona right near old navy. it's exciting.

later, !@#$%!

wect- i don't know, either.

hahahahahahahaha, that kinda confirms the chili's thing. no kidding, the best non fast food burger in town.

but monterrey have cabrito and it rules!!!! also, their bbq is famous.

have you been to puerta vallarta, every-e? my cousin and his wife went there on their honeymoon and it looks really nice.

I am back.

hey! how was the bookstore?

oh, i haven't, of the beaches here, i've only been to ixtapa and acapulco. they say puerto vallarta is great though.

acapulco is too...it's good for being semi concious and sleeping 'till after noon to enjoy it, ixtapa is more relaxed.

i so want to see more of my country, i have plans with some people to do a mini tour around october/november, i really hope it happens.

Jade, my sis could not find the book she wanted. I went to Puerto Vallarta once every-e. Then we took a taxi to my grandmothers home somewhere in the hills.

i've wanted to see mexico for a while. hopefully once i'm done with school i'll be able to travel.

i hate when that happens.

we've passed into the 800s
Ladies and gentlemen fasten your seatbelts

I wanted to buy a book of poetry, but could not find any.

you should, it's beautiful around here.

synth: i think that's kinda trippy "we've arrived at this coast of leisure, now get to the cab, we're goin to town to see grandma for lunch" not that it's incredibly strange, it's just kinda weird.

Yeah, and I never saw it again, till we left to come back home.

i've been looking for this book by tao lin everywhere and can't find it.

Have you tried Amazon, I usually do that when i can't find a book.