July 27, 2004
Fancy Lunch
My intern company has no regular schedule for lunch. Workers can go lunch whenever they want. This should be a good idea because only one cafeteria is available nearby.
This only cafeteria is a buffet style restaurant. It serves wide variety of food such as four kinds of salads, three kinds of fishes, five kinds of sushi and mixed fruits. They are delicious. I can’t stop thinking about lunch from eleven o’clock. The drawback is the price. It cost more than $8, twice as much as I used to spend in Hawaii. Moreover, the restaurant is always clouded. I have to wait more than10 minutes. I prefer cheap and quick. I hope Yoshinoya come here.
Today, I added three lines to the program codes. This is the first accomplishment as an intern. I am happy about it. The problem is that the time can be much reduced if the CEO writes by himself. I have to study more.
After work, I went short cycling. I climbed up the Fillmore Street. The view from the highest point was great. I could see the end of the city. There, cloud disappeared. So, San Francisco was the only cloudy city today, too.
